I passed
this site along to a few of our teachers in the building. They created
their own eBook to go along with a lesson last week. After conferencing
with them, I learned that they agreed that the Book Builder was not as
practical for classroom use as they had hoped. They noted that compared
to the video game technology that they were already using in their classrooms,
the Book Builder was not up to speed with graphics and interactivity.
All in
all, I love the idea of creating your own eBooks to utilize in the classroom,
and allowing for the student to use their creativity to create their own eBooks
as well. However, due to the lack of engaging graphics, and the amount of
time it takes to create one eBook, I don't see myself using this in the
classroom at my school.
The best
part about this experience by far has been working with my team using the
scenario to create a website that focused on using differentiation and
modifications to create UDLs and technology activities that would meet the
needs of all the students in the scenario. Our team worked so well
together again. We each have different backgrounds, as well as, a strong
work ethic. This made for a positive and high engaging work experience
throughout this course.
Click below to view my eBook created using the UDL Book Builder:UDL Book Builder eBook Link
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