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1) The document provides a 20 question quiz about using a Smart Board interactive whiteboard. 2) It includes multiple choice and true/false questions testing vocabulary, uses, benefits, and troubleshooting of Smart Boards. 3) The questions cover topics like how Smart Boards work, software used, engaging students, and basic operation of the interactive whiteboard technology.

Smart Board Review
Questions
By Dan Jensen
Credits

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

Questions

Vocabulary 1 2 3 4 5

True/False 6 7 8 9 10

Smart Board Uses 11 12 13 14 15

F A Q’s 16 17 18 19 20

Question Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

Credits
All teachers and students at non-profit schools can use, revise, or adapt this at will
at no cost on the condition that all prior designers are cited.

• Adapted from “The Traveling Georgia Artist” by Lloyd Rieber, The
University of Georgia, May 20, 2003
• Adapted from “Smart Board” by Kelli Plaxco, Teacher Created
Resources, 2012
• Adapted from “Smart Board Review” by Dan Jensen, Teacher Created
Resources, 2012

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Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

That’s Correct!

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Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

Sorry, that’s not correct!

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Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

1) A DViT is

• A TV system
• The board
• Digital Vision Touch

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

2) The Smart Board interactive whiteboard
uses

• passive pen tools
• Pens
• Markers
• Touch

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

3) The Smart Board interactive whiteboard
works with any program

• Loaded on the board itself
• On the internet
• On the local computer

• What ever the user wants

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

4) The use of computer hardware and
software in education and training dates to

• 1981
• early 1940s
• Late 1950s
• 2010

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

5) Types of software are often called

• Atari
• Personal
• Classroom management
• Internet material

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

6) The smart board needs to be plugged in to
be used correctly

• True
• False

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

7) The projector needs to cool down for a few
minutes before unplugging the unit.

• True
• False

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

8) There is an abundance of programs to use
with the smart board.

• True
• False

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

9) Projects can be changed and modified more
efficiently with the smart board software.

• True
• False

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

10) When using the smart board the students
will be more engaged and learning will
increase.

• True
• False

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

11) The interactive electronic whiteboard is
great for

• demonstrations
• movies
• drawing
• notes

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

12) It is

• boring
• Hard to use
• Boring
• interactive

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

13) Pages can automatically

• Be made
• Come up
• be saved and can be printed, emailed or
even pasted into a website 100

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

14) It _____ the involvement of learners in
the subject

• encourages
• makes
• discourages

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

15) The _______ is an excellent tool for the
constructivist educator

• Teacher
• Computer
• interactive whiteboard

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

16) The first step is to

• Turn on the projector, then the
computer.
• Call the tech team

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

17) How do I know that the whiteboard is
om?

• The whiteboard will make a sound and
be lit up
• You’ll know the whiteboard has power
when the Ready Light on the right side
of the SMART Pen Tray turns red.

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

18) Has your interactive whiteboard been
moved or jostled?

• Time to put the whiteboard back in
the technology office
• Follow the steps to reorient the
board.

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

19) How do we control the applications?

• To control the applications use the
mouse on the connected computer
to move the cursor
• To control applications on the
SMART Board interactive
whiteboard, use your finger in the
same way you would a mouse.
Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

20) The interactive whiteboard only
recognizes the last tool removed from the pen
tray.
• True
• False

Home Page

Smart Board, Dan Jensen
2012

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Smart board questions

1. Smart Board Review Questions By Dan Jensen Credits Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

2. Questions Vocabulary 1 2 3 4 5 True/False 6 7 8 9 10 Smart Board Uses 11 12 13 14 15 F A Q’s 16 17 18 19 20 Question Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

3. Credits All teachers and students at non-profit schools can use, revise, or adapt this at will at no cost on the condition that all prior designers are cited. • Adapted from “The Traveling Georgia Artist” by Lloyd Rieber, The University of Georgia, May 20, 2003 • Adapted from “Smart Board” by Kelli Plaxco, Teacher Created Resources, 2012 • Adapted from “Smart Board Review” by Dan Jensen, Teacher Created Resources, 2012 Question Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

4. That’s Correct! Question Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

5. Sorry, that’s not correct! Question Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

6. 1) A DViT is • A TV system • The board • Digital Vision Touch Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

7. 2) The Smart Board interactive whiteboard uses • passive pen tools • Pens • Markers • Touch Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

8. 3) The Smart Board interactive whiteboard works with any program • Loaded on the board itself • On the internet • On the local computer • What ever the user wants Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

9. 4) The use of computer hardware and software in education and training dates to • 1981 • early 1940s • Late 1950s • 2010 Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

10. 5) Types of software are often called • Atari • Personal • Classroom management • Internet material Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

11. 6) The smart board needs to be plugged in to be used correctly • True • False Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

12. 7) The projector needs to cool down for a few minutes before unplugging the unit. • True • False Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

13. 8) There is an abundance of programs to use with the smart board. • True • False Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

14. 9) Projects can be changed and modified more efficiently with the smart board software. • True • False Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

15. 10) When using the smart board the students will be more engaged and learning will increase. • True • False Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

16. 11) The interactive electronic whiteboard is great for • demonstrations • movies • drawing • notes Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

17. 12) It is • boring • Hard to use • Boring • interactive Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

18. 13) Pages can automatically • Be made • Come up • be saved and can be printed, emailed or even pasted into a website 100 Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

19. 14) It _____ the involvement of learners in the subject • encourages • makes • discourages Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

20. 15) The _______ is an excellent tool for the constructivist educator • Teacher • Computer • interactive whiteboard Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

21. 16) The first step is to • Turn on the projector, then the computer. • Call the tech team Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

22. 17) How do I know that the whiteboard is om? • The whiteboard will make a sound and be lit up • You’ll know the whiteboard has power when the Ready Light on the right side of the SMART Pen Tray turns red. Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

23. 18) Has your interactive whiteboard been moved or jostled? • Time to put the whiteboard back in the technology office • Follow the steps to reorient the board. Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

24. 19) How do we control the applications? • To control the applications use the mouse on the connected computer to move the cursor • To control applications on the SMART Board interactive whiteboard, use your finger in the same way you would a mouse. Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

25. 20) The interactive whiteboard only recognizes the last tool removed from the pen tray. • True • False Home Page Smart Board, Dan Jensen 2012

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