Jul 29 2008
Technology and Differentiation part 2
It’s been a while since my last post on technology and differentiation. As I was working on summer presentations, I came across a few additional sites that I’d like to share.
Christina Laun writes 100 Helpful Web Tools for Every Kind of Learner. This is post shares great tools for auditory learners, visual learners and kinesthetic learners. Technology certainly makes it easy to differentiate for different learning styles. Steve Spengler, the Director of Instructional Technology for Secondary Education at the Pocono Mountain School District in northeastern Pennsylvania, has a great wiki on using technology to differentiate instruction.
Sample Differentiated Lessons using Technology
Computer Kids Interactive Lessons
Enhance Learning with Technology
Do you know of other great lesson plans or sites that talk about how to use technology to differentiate? Please share them with us.
Thanks for the pingback to my general music lesson at my blog. There are more lessons and ideas at my blog.
I just found another great link on Donna Hebert’s Blog http://whatsit06.blogspot.com/
“Tomlinson’s site provides a neat link for educators to self-assess their own understanding of differentiation. If you like quick quizzes, check it out:
Differentiation Toolbox http://people.virginia.edu/~mws6u/diff/index.htm “
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