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1. #USING SMART NOTEBOOK 11 HOW TO#
2. #USING SMART NOTEBOOK 11 SOFTWARE#
3. #USING SMART NOTEBOOK 11 SERIES#

With SMART Notebook, you can right-click on a shape, choose the number of segments and-like magic-the shape is evenly divided! If you want, you can then drag and drop individual sections anywhere on your workspace.

#USING SMART NOTEBOOK 11 HOW TO#

You’re trying to teach fractions by showing your class how to divide a circle into equal parts, but the sections you’ve drawn are far from equally divided (some poor kid’s going to get 1/16 of the pizza while another’s going to get 1/3!). Instead, you can digitally pass out copies of a workspace to all your students. The copy machine can be a teacher’s worst nemesis! Thankfully, if you have SMART amp, you don’t have to wait in line at the copy machine (just to have it jam!) any longer. Hand out copies without having to use the dreaded copy machine. If a student writes an incorrect answer on the board, you can stamp a sad face or an “X.” You can even add up to 20 of your own custom stamps.ĥ. Kids love getting stickers and stamps on their worksheets, so why wouldn’t they love seeing them next to the work they do on a whiteboard? If you have SMART Ink, you can use the Stamp Pad feature to put a thumbs-up or a smiley face stamp next to a student’s correctly answered question on the board. You can handwrite equations or formulas, and SMART Notebook’s Math Equation Editor will turn them into typed text! As if that’s not cool enough for all you math geeks, there’s more: You can use GeoGebra to take your written or typed algebraic equations and instantly create corresponding graphs. If you think the only way to use an interactive whiteboard for math is to write out equations with a pen, this one is going to blow you away. Teach algebra and geometry with virtual manipulatives. With SMART Response, your kids can use their 1:1 devices (computers, tablets or smartphones) to submit their answers.ģ. Use SMART Notebook’s LAB to create a Shout It Out! activity that asks kids to submit photos or text answers for each of the categories you specify (e.g., mammals, reptiles, amphibians). It’s pretty much impossible to call on every student in class, but it’s still possible for all your kids to participate–even the shy ones. Have students submit answers on their phones. You can even import your student list, and then, voilà! You’ve got a super-fun, interactive and totally customized class activity!Ģ.

#USING SMART NOTEBOOK 11 SERIES#

One of our favorites is Super Sort, which guides you through a series of questions to choose your theme (e.g., aliens), enter categories (e.g., nouns and adjectives), category components (e.g., beach, library, soft, green, etc.) and game components (e.g., buzzers, spinning wheel to randomly pick students, etc.). SMART’s Lesson Activity Builder (LAB), features six core activity templates that can be customized in various ways. But a lot of teachers don’t use them! Check them out-they’re definitely worth another look.

#USING SMART NOTEBOOK 11 SOFTWARE#

Most interactive-whiteboard software comes with activity templates that make it easier to create activities and games.

Take advantage of built-in activity templates to create some seriously cool lessons. , a resource that combines SMART’s software with some awesome online PD and that we want to try right now.

Here are some of the cool ways she’s using Do you and your students tend to do the same thing on your interactive whiteboard over and over? Us too! That’s why we were excited to talk with Rebecca Penina Simon, an interactive-whiteboard expert who’s also the director of educational technology at Solomon Schechter School of Queens.