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This document provides an agenda and notes for a workshop on Universal Design for Learning. The workshop covers topics such as small group model lessons, eBoard renewal, the power of image and audio, screencasting and defining examples, evaluating on-site model lesson presentations, and creating screencasts and slidecasts through taking screenshots, recording narration in Audacity, and uploading presentations to SlideShare and the Internet Archive.

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Universal Design For Learning: PLC Heather Johnsonhttp://cmsce.rutgers.edu Plainfield Public Schools Wednesday, November 18, 2009 8:00 – 3:00 8:00 Small group model lessons 9:30eBoard Renewal/Revisited, via slidecast tutorial 9:50The Power of Image + Audio 10:30Break 10:45Screencasting: define, share examples, Jing, iTunes U with slides 11:30Evaluations/LUNCH 12:30On-Site Model Lesson Presentations 2:30 Wrap Up Notes: Screenshots mac-shift-apple-4 modifying screenshots www.skitch.com pc-print screen button, left of F12 button, edit/paste, edit with photoshop or Microsoft paint Creating a Screencast/Slidecast ,[object Object]

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2. Take Screenshots

3. Create powerpoint

4. Upload to www.slideshare.net

5. Add narration www.audacity.com

6. Download audacity

7. Record narration

8. www.archive.org

9. Upload to archive.com to host

10. Upload to slideshare.net

11. Coordinate slides

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