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Interactive whiteboards

Interactive whiteboards. Finding and adapting resources. By the end of this session, learners will: Be able to identify ways to use an interactive whiteboard in their own teaching Be aware of the different uses and teaching methods

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Interactive whiteboards

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  1. Interactive whiteboards Finding and adapting resources

  2. By the end of this session, learners will: Be able to identify ways to use an interactive whiteboard in their own teaching Be aware of the different uses and teaching methods Be able to: use the SMART Board pens, keyboard and the toolbar Plan effective use of whiteboards with individuals and groups Intended outcomes

  3. What is an interactive whiteboard? • A way to control your computer from a board at the front of a class: • A computer connects to a projector and to the board • A touch on the board with pen or finger works like a mouse click to interact with the computer The Review Project help sheet 1

  4. What the whiteboard can offer It motivates learners and teachers: both take part in the lesson. Provides access to extra resources. Allows different abilities to work together. Enables sharing: outcomes, knowledge and experiences. The use of multimedia supports more than one learning style. Colour, sound and video can support inclusion and special learning needs.

  5. Software and features • Notebook. • Toolbar. • Microsoft® Applications. The Review Project help sheet 2

  6. Geography Biology Anatomy Hospitality and catering Leisure and tourism euro debate Examples of interactive documents

  7. The Good Guide to Interactive Whiteboards • The Good Guide to Interactive Whiteboards CD-ROM gives examples of how the previous documents work within an educational setting. • The content on the CD-ROM explores issues under headings such as: • Presentation • Open practice • Techniques for teaching and learning Note: You will need to install the contents of the CD-ROM onto your computer to view it.

  8. Explore the following: Notebook software Toolbar Text recognition Interactive documents Hands-on time The Review Project help sheet 3

  9. Your local RSC The Review Project [www.thereviewproject.org/links.htm]: Useful links to further information and downloadable resources Ferl website [ferl.becta.org.uk/display.cfm?page=9]: Search the Technology for E-Learning section for resources and information AClearn website [www.aclearn.net/technical/hardware/whiteboards/] Becta ICT Advice website [www.ictadvice.org.uk/]: Search for information relating to purchasing and using an interactive whiteboard Further information and help

  10. Interactivewhiteboards - End of presentation - Finding and adapting resources

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