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__**UDL eBook**__
Below is the link to my mythology ebook, created at the UDL Book Builder site, [|http://bookbuilder.cast.org].

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__**UDL Reflection**__
This week I learned about the principals of UDL design in lesson planning. Other than the Instructional Design course I took earlier this year, I had not designed a formal lesson plan in close to fifteen years. My job as school librarian does not require formal lesson plans since my time with students is limited to a five to ten minute mini lesson. I watched all four of the CAST videos and found them informative. The UDL site was easy to navigate and the model lesson plans were useful in understanding the basics of UDL lesson planning. I appreciate that UDL design principles give all students equal opportunities to learn.

Designing my first lesson plan in years was a struggle. It took a long time to figure out and understand the process, research my topic area, and find the standards that met my lesson’s goals and activities. Once I got going, though, the process became easier and I got excited about the lesson I was planning. Taking the time to make sure that all three networks (recognition, strategic and affective) were used was important. The UDL process ensures quality in a lesson plan.

__**UDL Lesson Plan**__
Below is the link to my UDL mythology lesson plan, created at the UDL Lesson Builder website, [|http://lessonbuilder.cast.org].

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