2. What are Smart boards?
An innovative spin on the tradition whiteboard
A way to incorporate the tradition whiteboard, the
students, the teachers, and new ways to use
technology in the class room
Students can use their own hands with this
interactive program. They can also write on the
board and click and drag things
Computer program is incredibly easy to use for
teachers and students
3. SMART Exchange
A data base filled with lesson plans and ideas on
how to use the Smartboards in your classroom for
different lessons
Lesson I chose: Smartboard Jeopardy
Template to make your own Jeopardy game in your
classroom for a review or possibly a testing review
You can insert categories, points, answers and questions
as well as keep track of the score
Can be great for any subject or any grade
4. How I Would Use SMART Jeopardy
Test Review
This tool is great to have as a review in class before a test
Put key subjects that will be on the exam as the
numerous categories and have the questions be
increasingly difficult questions within that topic that will be
on the exam
Example: If the test was on World War II, one category
can be “Facts and Figures.” The questions in the
category can be questions like “What year did the United
States join the war?,” “What countries were a part of the
Axis Powers?,” etc.
Target Learner: History, Grades 9-12
WWII Example: Grade 10, European or American History
5. Support for Universal Design
Visual learning
Having questions presented in front of students in a
unique visual manner
Learning/studying material in a different and fun,
interactive way
Can even use hands to click on questions and work
together as teams
6. Image of Jeopardy Template
http://exchange.smarttech.com/details.html?id=1903b709-c359-4676-a6e2-