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Create 2 - Web Tools for Differentiation of Teacher Instruction

Create: Select one of the web tools mentioned in Create and build a new learning focused tool to differentiate instruction.

Artifact: Link to your created learning tool or take a screenshot and post in your blog.

Answer in your blog: What tool did you choose?  How do you plan to use the tool effectively with students? How does the tool differentiate the lesson? Explain.


Artifact: https://prezi.com/view/6hNKJFDtG4aKIml7eYgB/

Answer: Prezi is the differentiation tool that can be used to instruct the learner.  I will use this tool to provide a visual aid for students to access to further explain the assignment.  When viewing at the diagram students were offered various platforms to complete the assignment.  The tool differentiated the lesson because students could choose between a visual presentation, a written presentation, a group presentation, or a visual auditory presentation.  Providing various options allows each student to complete the assignment thus eliminated barriers.  By offering choices that work best for the learner the lesson is extended sparking creativity and differentiation.  

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