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The SMART Board – Educational Technology At Its Best When was the last time that you stepped inside of a grade school classroom? 
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Smart Board is a great tool which optimizes student learning when implemented properly. Here are few amazing resources for Smart Board and related contents.
Amanda Grayce's curator insight,
October 31, 2013 8:04 PM
After watching this, and our assignment video "Mrs Moffitt's Kindergarten class" I wonder how much of the classroom time is actually spent interacting with the smartboard through the day?
I also wonder how much time this saves her in lesson planning, and if a written copy of lesson planning is still needed when using smartboard lessons? If so, I wonder how she writes them out since it is using technology and apps instead of worksheets and books,
I wonder if children are given assessments based on lessons from the smartboard, or if the smart board lessons are only used in addition to regular lessons and activities?
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Teachers who are well-trained and prepared to use technology in class typically produce better results in the classrooms than those who are not.
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One of the questions I got following a faculty development workshop yesterday was how to use the iPad with a SmartBoard. So I did a bit of research and here's my reply.
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"This WIKI has been created by Nancy Norem Powell, a SMART board trainer from Bloomington, IL. I hope that his will become a resource to you, other educators and students using SmartBoards in the classroom. "
Dr. Susan Bainbridge's insight:
A great resource put together by Nancy Norem Powell.
Kim Smith's curator insight,
July 6, 2014 10:00 PM
This site is actually a wiki that was created by SMART Board trainer Nancy Norem. Many of the links and tools included in this wiki are similar to that of other sites. What sets this site apart is the inclusion of printable cards entitled "64 SMART Notebook Quick Tips". This is a valuable resource to have next to a computer for a novice, or even intermediate, user. 
Corinne Altham's curator insight,
August 6, 2014 1:15 PM
An example of a classroom teacher harnessing the power of the web to create a learning tool for peer educators. In this case, the teacher is now an IWB trainer who has made a free resource for teachers looking for web-based PD.
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A fifth-grade teacher uses her smart board to teach multiple subjects and, despite the occasional power outage, finds that it engages her students in ways a chalkboard never could.
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’Time Savers’ examines visualisers, an easy piece of kit which projects live action onto a whiteboard and can record it too.
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