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An IWB-based keynote might be useful to some in the audience, but I have a couple of thoughts on this...
I completely agree that any IWB keynote should be brand agnostic. I know that Smart users *think* they are the only IWB users on the planet, ...
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- At 8:15am on April 22, 2009,
Matt Granger said…
- Welcome, Chris. It's nice to have such knowledgeable people here. I look forward to your contributions.
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- How long have you been a teacher?
- 1-5 years
- How long have you been using a SMART Board?
- 1-3 years
- What SMART equipment do you use?
- SMART Board
- Computer Platform
- Mac OS X, Windows XP
- Website:
- http://www.betchablog.com
- What country are you in?
- Australia
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Teachers Connecting 2 Classrooms
Teachers Connecting 11: Year End Ideas
In This Episode: Joan shares Math Movies, and looks for ideas for iPod Touches. Stephan shares about the Pulse SMARTPen. Gary Hewgley asks about Inspiration / Kidspiration on the SMARTBoard and wonders about making engaging PD opportunities. Janice Friesen loves the TeachersConnecting.com idea and give Gary a suggestion. Andy McKiel shares with Gary how he has used TECH Talks. Blog Love [...]Teaching With SMARTBoard
Marzano and IWB Technology
Here are two intresting articles regarding IWB and some studies involving Robert Marzano. They are well worth your read! http://www.ascd.org/publications/educational_leadership/nov09/vol67/num03/Teaching_with_Interactive_Whiteboards.aspx http://iwbrevolution.ning.com/forum/topics/robert-marzano-and-interactive Tweet This PostGet SMART with SMART Boards Podcast
Episode 6
Jim Hollis and Harvey Almarode bring you a scary episode of Get SMART with SMART Boards. This week Jim and Harvey share some Halloween resources for teachers to use with their SMART Board. Harvey begins by sharing is thoughts on the Living Sasquatch website. This website allows you to incorporate your webcam to bring a living Sasquatch onto your SMART Board. Jim's website recommendation is Oswego City School's interactive games which include some great Halloween themed Math games. Jim and Harvey also share some creepy Halloween Notebook files including Jim's Halloween Safety House. The podcast concludes with a challenge from Harvey to create a 3D hole in a 3D rectangle using the tools in the Notebook toolbar. Jim also shares a tip on how to incorporate sound into your Notebook files.Badge
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