Digital tools on this page support learners that will benefit from alternate formats for assignments.
Does the student require information to be presented in more than one way in order to understand it?
Would the student benefit from reviewing a standard in an alternative format?
Does the student's learning style require a non-standard assignment in order for them to communicate understanding?
Does the learner become easily bored or frustrated with standard assignments?
Would the student benefit from reviewing a standard in an alternative format?
Does the student's learning style require a non-standard assignment in order for them to communicate understanding?
Does the learner become easily bored or frustrated with standard assignments?
In conjunction with online classroom environments like Google Classroom, Seesaw, Microsoft One Note Class Notebooks these tools allow students to demonstrate learning in multiple ways.
- Submit assignments as video/audio files vs. written/typed submissions using:
- Screencastify (Google Chrome extension and/or website)
- Loom (Google Chrome extension and/or website)
- PowerPoint Record Voice over screen recorder
- Flipgrid video response tool.
- Eliminate answer choices and/or provide embedded hints/coaching for students using:
- Google Forms
- Edulastic
- Actively Learn
- Read online text aloud to students and/or translate the text to a student's native language using:
- ReadLang (Google Chrome extension and/or stand-alone app)
- ReadAloud Google Chrome extension)
- Speak It! (Google Chrome extension)
- Actively Learn
- ImTranslator (Google Chrome extension)
- Microsoft Presentation Translator (Microsoft Power Point feature)
- Immersive Reader in all Microsoft tools and partner tools like Flipgrid
- Nearpod slide recorder
