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My hope is that this blog that will eventually replace the weekly AT & UDL Tips & Tricks that I have typically tried to send out once a week on Fridays to those on my contact list in the NE Region of Indiana (The Friday Lowdown). Doing this via blog, should prove to be a more efficient way to get useful information to a greater number of people than just those on my contact list. It should also allow past information to be archived and searched for later, when you really need the information, rather than having to search through old emails from me. Please consider subscribing to this blog as opposed to just coming to the url and visiting. I like to use bloglines to do this, but there are many other options available. With bloglines, you’ll just get the new posts and can then visit the url only if you want to see something in more detail, which should save you time. I hope you find it to be one real quick and easy way to try to keep up with the fast-paced world of AT & UDL! There are many other GREAT AT & UDL resources out there and I will try to link you to those resources through this blog, at least once per week, probably on Fridays! Thanks for visiting, please hang around for awhile and hopefully, you will find something that might help your students Access, Progress & Participate in their curriculum!

-daniel

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Thanks for Sharing your stuff! You and Paul Hamilton (http://paulhami.edublogs.org/) provide a great service.

Thank you CB… hopefully, some of the information in this blog will eventually help some student some place be more successful, creative and happy!

I just stumbled across your blog searching for some info on downloading for NIMAS. Your videos are SUPER! Very helpful and nicely done.

I’ve subscribed and am looking forward to your posts. Thanks for this useful service–

Thank you Marilou! I was out at a school all day yesterday and didn’t get to post, but I’ll attempt to make up for that today! Hope you continue to find helpful tips here. Feel welcome to comment and share anytime!

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