1. OUTLINE Introduction: struggling learners, smart board, cool Open smartboard: start, etc floating Pens, fun pen, erasers, highlighters, zoomstuff, shapes, writing Create notes: word doc, snapshot, paste, Fill in notes w/ pen Export notes: PDF (save, website, e-mail) Gallery: interactive resources: die spinner, lesson Examples refernce: interactive

2. SmartBoard 101 by Laura Distelrath Jenna Kuess Lisa Kurtz and Steve Lawatsch

3. Introduction What is a Smart Board? What sets it apart from a traditional white board? What are some ways that I can use it to help my students? Clearly we need a BIGGER block S here, too bad we don’t have a lot of room. :)

4. What is a Smart Board? Minimally defined, it is a whiteboard that is attached to a computer. Content is added to the board via touch sensors within the screen. The computer senses the pressure and reacts by telling sending a signal to display or do a particular thing. Add image of smartboard in classroom.

5. Why is a Smart Board Different? Students think its fun! Save a copy of whatever is written. Interact with other applications. Reorganize ideas without having to erase. Add image of me using Nspire emmulator

6. How can I use it? A closer look at the basics of a Smart Board. Examples of what others are doing with it. Need Jenna’s topic Need Laura’s topic What can you do that is different? ***Consider this instead (from a slide of Lisa’s we’re getting rid of) Especially helpful for Assessment Review Absent Students Struggling Learners **This slide will all be said by us as we start the tutorials.

7. Title: Smart Board Basics TEXT ON SCREEN: none Screen Share of opening Smart from “Start” and by using the floating toolbar.

8. Title: Writing on the SmartBoard TEXT ON SCREEN: none already typed…Added to the screen by writing “I love math!” Use eraser Use special pen Show colors Use highlighter Zoom feature Shapes dragging feature Word recognition

9. Title: Creating Notes TEXT ON SCREEN: starts blank then word screen captures are added from Notes 9.2 “camera”, word, select, Smart, paste Show filling in blanks (text on screen from notes captured (see above))

10. Title: Using and Saving Notes TEXT ON SCREEN: starts blank then Smart Screen starts filling in notes Begin filling in notes Save as Smart file – save as, choose folder, title, save Export as PDF – Export, fullpage, save, choose folder, title, save Upload to any website or email necessary

11. Title: Gallery TEXT ON SCREEN: starts in blank Smart Notebook, go to gallery and insert Open gallery Dice (roll), spinner, vortex, MC Show how to type in and then drag and use

12. Lesson Example - VORTEX Final Product Editing

13. Multiple Choice Final Product Right or Wrong?

14. Koosh Example Home Screen Example Problems

15. Title: Conclusion TEXT ON SCREEN: Summary of Main Points Excellent for visual learners Ability to save and reuse material good for struggling learners and absent students Reviewed Basic Features: Opening Smart Using basic writing features Special Features – Shapes, special pens, word recognition Creating Notes & Saving as PDFs Gallery – Interactive Features and Lessons For Pictures here….should we insert pictures from our cameras of us and our students using the SmartBoard? And just scroll those? It may be good?