Bcu Interactive Whiteboard Training
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The document discusses the use of interactive whiteboards for teaching and learning at Birmingham City University. It provides details on the basic set up and use of Smart Notebook and Easiteach software. It outlines how interactive whiteboards can be used to display learning objectives, pictures, videos and websites. It also discusses how they allow students to be actively involved through activities like guided reading, numeracy and sequencing. The document encourages observing how teachers choose to use the whiteboard to enhance teaching and learning and when it may not be necessary.
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