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Audio books for struggling readers Beth Poss explains that the definition of reading has expanded—we must recognize audiobooks and podcasts as valid conveyers of content.
Is Twitter writing? Hesse sees Twitter as another genre of writing with its own unique advantages and constraints.
How to choose high quality apps for kids When choosing high quality educational apps for children, ask if the app is open-ended, if it provides opportunities for problem solving, and if it provides a culturally relevant and diverse cast of characters.
Media support for parents Lisa Guernsey suggests possible resources to support parents in selecting and choosing media.
Using technology for personalized instruction Dr. Harris discusses how technology can be used to differentiate and personalize instruction.
Blogging and fan fiction Hesse thinks that digital tools are encouraging many students to write more, in spaces outside of school.
Benefits of UDL for students with learning disabilities Beth Poss explains the benefits of UDL for diverse groups of students.
