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The Smart Board is an interactive whiteboard system that includes a computer, projector, and software. It allows users to control the computer by touching the board like a touchscreen. Some key features include digital ink, infinite cloning, capturing and annotating parts of the screen. Using a Smart Board in teaching has advantages like encouraging student engagement, supporting visual and tactile learners, and allowing information to be presented interactively. However, they can be expensive and sometimes difficult to write on compared to a traditional whiteboard.
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- 1. Using Smart BoardUsing Smart Board in Teachingin Teaching EDU 614 Meiyu (Lucy) Du
- 2. What is Smart Board The Smart Board is an interactive whiteboard Using touch detection for user input in the same way as PC input devices. It operates as part of a system Includes the interactive whiteboard, a computer, a projector and whiteboarding software
- 3. It looks like a white board + projector
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- 6. You can use your finger ore pen write
- 7. Pen tray
- 14. Smartboard Tools
- 16. Infinite Cloner
- 17. Result
- 18. Advantages for using • Classroom Interactivity, encourage students engagement in learning. • Information can be shown, listen, students can express their thinking by touch the screen. • Capture text or area of scree and annote • Record lesson • Support for visual learners. • Teachers can use file on line
- 19. My application in Special Education Classroom • Use many way to learn, express • Improve communication skills • Help dyslexic student to learn • Use reveal and spotlight help students focus on information.
- 26. Put on the Smartboar
- 27. Others
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- 29. The Corns of Using Smartboard • Expensive • Some time hard to write • Some time need move back to computer to type
- 30. Reference • http://ezinearticles.com/?SMART-Board---Pros-and-Cons-of-Using-a- Digital,-Interactive-Whiteboard-(In-the-Classroom)&id=1399407 • http://blog.metu.edu.tr/e173268/2013/05/09/60/ • http://www.ehow.com/list_6077939_advantages-smart-board.html