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I was reading through the many tweets from teachers asking for advice about how to transfer their classrooms into an online space. As well as thinking about how everyone is panicking about the technology and forgetting about the pedagogy, it reminded me of Katie Novak's book "UDL in the Cloud". It's a quick and easy read with some real gems and probably worth pointing a few people towards as they grapple with their planning.
You can get it as an eBook here (we also have at least one copy in the CORE library.
I was thinking about the same book last week too. 
The 3 UDL Principles are a great place to start our thinking.
What ways are we designing and supporting learner variability online.. starting with our learners at the centre and what we know about them in this context.
- By Linda
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I was thinking about the same book last week too.
The 3 UDL Principles are a great place to start our thinking.
What ways are we designing and supporting learner variability online.. starting with our learners at the centre and what we know about them in this context.