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Top Ten Suggestions for Using Technology in Teaching
Use Universal Design for Learning standards in developing your web site and iLearn pages; this means offering options for scroll downs, closed captioning and other tools to ensure each student has maximum accessibility. Avoid overstocking Internet pages with too much information and design, so the learner can better focus on the essence of the material. Ensure that directions are clear and stated on those pages where instructions on both using the site and completing an assignment are found. Review the purpose and proper use of the technology with your classes at the beginning of the course...
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