Presentation about Usage of an Interactive Whiteboard in Lessons during Workshop 2 at Conference in Krakow

1. Multimedia in Adults Education
Marek Nowowiejski
Kraków 16­06­2011
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2. Adult education ­ Purpose
Chance to change the social position.
To keep up with demands of the modern society access to the new technology is crucial
Digitally excluded (infrastructure, limited founds, age etc.)
Unemployed (training, active job search)
Training communication skills
Professional Development
Post­graduate Studies
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3. Tools for teaching
Kein Ersatz für den "Handwerker"! Angemessenheit für die Aufgabe!
Könnerschaft ist relevant! Fehlerhafte und missbräuchliche Nutzung?
Übung macht den Meister! Möglichkeiten und Grenzen?
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4. Teaching with Interactive Whiteboards
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5. Fleming's VAK model
Visual learners
Auditory learners
Read/write learners
Kinesthetic learners
IWB Supports different styles of learning
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7. How does it work?
Intuitive
Universal
The natural link to technology.
Touch
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8. How does it work? ­ Pen Tray
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9. Touch recognition
Write
Write with a pen, erase with
your palm
Move objects with your finger
Move
Other tools, buttons or on­screen
menus aren’t required
Erase
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10. Teaching with Interactive Whiteboards
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12. SMART Notebook software
Sets the standard for creating,
delivering and managing interactive
lessons within a single application
Enables you to incorporate dynamic
resources from a comprehensive
library of images, themes, videos, and
Adobe Flash objects
® ®
Helps you reach students of all
learning styles
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13. Lecture...
...preparation.
...delivery.
...evaluation.
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14. Planning and preparing a lecture
Student engagement and motivation
Collect information and develop structures
Practice and application
Feedback and saving results
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15. Prepare activities
Wir machen das Besondere einfachTM
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16. Add images, videos and audio
Wir machen das Besondere einfachTM
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17. Planning and preparing a lecture
Student engagement and motivation
Collect information and develop structures
Practice and application
Feedback and saving results
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18. Image puzzle
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20. What happend at the scene?
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21. Who? What? How? Why?
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22. Planning and preparing a lecture
Student engagement and motivation
Collect information and develop structures
Practice and application
Feedback and saving results
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23. Drag & Drop activities
Norway
France
India
Canada
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24. Wir machen das besondere einfachTM
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25. Planning and preparing a lecture
Student engagement and motivation
Collect information and develop structures
Practice and application
Feedback and saving results
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26. Save all work
Prepared on SMARTBoard
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27. Save all work
as .notebook file
as .iwb file
Export as
­ PowerPoint file
­ HTML page
­ PDF file
Wir machen das Besondere einfachTM
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28. Notebook Express ­ web based application
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29. Loading saved notes allows you to...
Repeat key results
Continue at the same point in your lecture
Wrap­up an activity
Organize projects over several sessions
...
Wir machen das Besondere einfachTM
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30. SMART architecture
Products that speak the same language. Efficient
implementations.
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31. ANY QUESTIONS?
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32. THANK
YOU
m.nowowiejski@irs.com.pl
WWW.IRS.COM.PL
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