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Whiteboards and traditional chalkboards are being replaced by newer interactive whiteboard technology in many classrooms worldwide. This technology allows for more elaborate multimedia presentations, engages students through interactivity, and facilitates multisensory learning through integrated audio, visuals, and the ability for students to physically interact with the board. While the technology is expensive and requires teacher training, it provides benefits like presenting information faster, appealing to students accustomed to technology, and allowing teachers to instruct from their desk. Looking ahead, future smart classroom technology may include interactive smart desks.
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- 1. Contemporary Technology Topic Whiteboards
- 2. Traditional chalkboards and dry erase boards are being replaced. It’s so much more! • More elaborate presentations • Interactive • Multimedia
- 3. Kids Connect • Auditory lessons can be created using the multitude of information available on the computer • Physical students are excited about coming up to the board and using the technology • Mental students are using multisensory connections • Also visual and manual
- 4. Technology Most common US brands are • Whiteboard Technology • Promethean is being included in • Smart board classrooms worldwide. • Other brands • 90% of classrooms in – eBeam the United Kingdom – Hitachi Starboard and Australia have this – Polyvision technology
- 5. What Can This Technology Accomplish? • The best use is the multiple media applications, text, pictures, games and graphics • Application of interactive projects • Teachers must focus on the content not the technology
- 6. Pros and Cons Draw Backs Benefits • Technology is expensive • More information faster • Teachers require training • New and fun for kids who and time to practice are gaming, texting, etc. strategically • Teacher can work from the • Takes up space; it is desk installed over a plasma screen • Sometimes the technology isn’t working
- 7. Looking Down the Pike….
- 8. Smart Desks
- 9. Sources • http://downloads01.smarttech.com/media/sitecore/en/pdf/r esearch_library/special_ed/smart_inclusion- breaking_news.pdf • http://downloads01.smarttech.com/media/sitecore/en/pdf/r esearch_library/special_ed/closing_the_gap- smart_inclusion_for_the_21st_century_classroom.pdf • www.closing thegap.com/smartinclusion/