When we talk about multiple means of representation, we are focusing on how individuals consume the content that you are providing in your classroom. If they can not perceive it or understand it, then your instruction is lost upon them. Because there is not one optimal way that everyone can consume your information, it is important that you provide options. Multimedia plays a key part because the common methods for consuming information are visual or auditory.
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This episode explores the multiple means of representation principle from the Universal Design for Learning framework, also known as UDL. Specifically, we will examine the three guidelines listed within the principle and the associated checkpoints.
Here are the resources that I mentioned:
- UDL Guidelines – Multiple Means of Representation
- KWL Links
- Mindmap Links
- Mindmaps in Education Links
This episode of the podcast was put together with the assistance of:
- Music credit: Purple Planet
- Editing assistance: Lost Recording Studio
- Sponsored product: Audible
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