What is the Internet inquiry toolkit?

The Internet Inquiry Toolkit is a resource for language arts, content area, and special education teachers (grades 5-10) who recognize that finding information on the Internet has become an essential literacy task for today's students. This toolkit provides guidance, mentoring, model units and lessons, ready-to-use materials, resources, and opportunities to connect with colleagues.

What can I do here?

• Learn about the Internet Inquiry process from a Universal Design for Learning (UDL) perspective
• Follow procedures for teaching Internet inquiry strategies
• Access resources to use in your classroom
• Find out how others have integrated Internet Inquiry strategies into their curricula

What Does The Toolkit Include?

• Procedures
  The steps and key UDL-based concepts of this toolkit. They tell you what to do and how to do it.
• Examples
  Classroom applications of the toolkit and guidance in applying UDL in your classroom. Examples may include case stories, model instructional units, and/or model lessons.
• Resources
  Further information, tools, templates, and related materials via online links and downloads.
• Share
  Connects you with others engaged in related work.