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Smart boards are interactive whiteboards created by SMART Technologies in 1996. They can connect to laptops, tablets, and other devices. Teachers use smart boards for interactive lessons like fill-in-the-blank activities, group readings, and math problems. Smart boards increase student engagement and allow teachers to easily display digital documents and websites. They also allow writing on the board with a pen and erasing with a hand. While expensive initially, smart boards provide an engaging classroom experience for students.

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Emerging Technology Powerpoint

Smart boards are interactive whiteboards created by SMART Technologies in 1996. They can connect to laptops, tablets, and other devices. Teachers use smart boards for interactive lessons like fill-in-the-blank activities, group readings, and math problems. Smart boards increase student engagement and allow teachers to easily display digital documents and websites. They also allow writing on the board with a pen and erasing with a hand. While expensive initially, smart boards provide an engaging classroom experience for students.

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SMART

BOARDS
Emerging Technology in the
Classroom
Nychelle Stiner
EDU 214
What is a SmartBoard?
• In 1996, SMART Technologies created
the world’s first interactive
whiteboard.
• Capable of connecting to one or
more laptops, PCs, tablets, or any
other electronic devices.
• Includes a pen tray
• Touch Recognition
HOW ARE SMART • Examples from Bright Hub Education
BOARDS USED IN include:
• Students can write their name on
THE the SmartBoard for attendance.
• Can be used for interactive lesson
CLASSROOM? plans such as Fill in the Blank and
True or False questions.
• Group Readings
• Problem Solving Activities
• Math activities/Counting Money
• “Using digital cameras and
smartboards also means that bodily
actions are important.” (Aarsand)
SMART BOARD
PROS
• Increases class engagement with lesson
plans and discussions.
• Able to pull up any documents or websites
you have displayed on your
laptop/electronic device
• Lesson plans can be interactive on the
Smartboard.
• You can use a pen to write on the board, a
finger to navigate, and your palm to erase
• The technology is in the pen tray, so you
can use other instruments in place of your
pen, if necessary
• Able to save what is written on the
SmartBoard and print it out
SMART BOARD
CONS
• The average price ranges
from $2,000-$5,000
• Possibility of technical
problems with the
software
• It needs to be handled
delicately to prevent
damages
• It may be too sensitive
with touch recognition
or not sensitive enough.
Want Bright Hub
More
Information?
Education
Smart boards

SMART BOARDS Click Here For Video !

WHY ARE THEY


SO EASY TO USE?
TIPS & TRICKS
• You can add animations and sounds
• Use SmartBoard to watch YouTube videos
• Customize applications to move to your
dock
• You can erase by making a giant circle
then tapping in the center on the
SmartBoard
• “Pin” pages to keep a certain page on the
screen, during the duration of the
lesson.
Works Cited
Aarsand, Pål. “Categorization Activities in Norwegian Preschools: Digital Tools in Identifying, Articulating,
and Assessing.” Frontiers in Psychology, vol. 10, 2019, pp. Frontiers in psychology, 2019–05-01,
Vol.10.

Kallstrom, Lila. “The SMART Board for Teachers: Teaching Tips and Lesson Ideas.” BrightHub Education,
18 Mar. 2009, www.brighthubeducation.com/teaching-methods-tips/29535-the- smart-board-for-
teachers-teaching-tips-and-lesson-ideas/.

SMART technologies. “SMART Boards Why are they so easy to use?” Online Video Clip. YouTube, 13 April
2009. Web. 25 Sept. 2020.

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