To Do:
- Explore the UDL Explorer and try one of the challenges.
- When entering your response for this activity, be sure to name and link to the specific UDL Challenge you chose.
- After you make your submission, save the web address to your response (found in the green confirmation box) so you can use it later for your badge submission form.
This activity is part of the Let’s Experiment section of the Experimenter Module.
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18 Responses for this Activity
- test
by Charlotte Delouche (@cdelouche)
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- UDL – Challenge 2 – Community
by Adam Zalewski (@azalewski)
Community I use an activity using Microsoft teams. We have a community where the students share their experiences and reflect. They are expected to comment on other posts as well and can use emojis. They have found it very interesting because they are sharing from their own unique experiences and learn from others. I feel more… »
- Activity #1 – Challenge Set
by Tam Visser (@t_visser2)
I have been trying to find ways to incorporate more UDL in my classroom, and I think the challenges provided in the UDL Explorer were great! One challenge that I chose to complete was “Challenge #2: Create and Activity that Builds Community in Your Class” (https://udlchallenge.opened.ca/challenge-2/). Over the course of the last term, I tried more… »
- Create and activity that builds community in your class
by Afshan Jabeen (@ajabeen)
Creating activities that build a community in the classroom is a very positive approach to enhancing a safe learning environment. I teach all science courses in the BScN program and strive to explain difficult concepts through various creative methods. Throughout the semester and on each module, I conduct group presentations, allowing students to learn from more… »
- Challenge 7: Providing Options for Visual and Auditory Information
by anh lam (@anhlam)
This was a great resource for UDL advocates! I selected challenge 7 which is something I am always looking out for when reviewing content submitted by subject matter experts (SME). I usually vet the videos the SME would like to include to ensure there is captioning available to ensure alternative access is available. In other more… »
- Provide Multiple Media Options about sustainability
by Oday Aswad (@odayaswad)
I provided my students with videos, photos, and written case studies to help them choose their preferred sources of information about this critical topic. All are provided in the documents attached.
- Challenge Set Activity
by Ani Amirmooradian Malhami (@Ani)
In the teacher training program that I teach, candidates engage in collaborative lesson planning over four consecutive terms, with a focus on mastering the art of writing effective lesson plans for their classes. Throughout this process, I provide targeted feedback to help candidates refine their skills and techniques in lesson plan development. By more… »
- Mastery oriented feedback
by NIsha Sheen (@NSheen)
For the group presentation on Global Issues, I plan to redesign the assignment using Mastery Oriented feedback strategy.Instead of delivering the final presentation, learners can share with me the lesson plan for feedback , either face to face or audio mode.This will help gauge their learning experience and work towards a better end product.
- Unity Interface: Class Community App Design
by Nathan Abourbih (@nathan.abourbih)
I opted to complete Challenge 2: Create an Activity that Builds Community in Your Class – UDL Challenge available at: https://udlchallenge.opened.ca/challenge-2/ My students are learning to become professional mobile application developers. As such, I thought it would be fitting to ask my students to brainstorm ideas for a new mobile application. In this activity, students more… »
- UDL Challenge 2: Classroom Community
by Heather Somerville (@hsomerville)
Building Community in your Class: UDL Designing activities to build community is important for increasing engagement and ensuring safety. My favourite way to do this is through a low-stakes critical thinking activity. I found it online once upon a time and now I incorporate it into the first weeks of class wherever I can. Firstly, more… »
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