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Visme is a fantastic tool that you can use to create dynamic presentations, documents, videos, and more! Did you know that it's free? I recently […]
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The following video will share: 1. The Four Components of a UDL Lesson 2. Standards-Based Choice Boards (Great Gatsby Example) 3. Flexibility in the Product […]
