A Revolution in Education
SBRGVUG Meeting Recording Home Page
- Learning to Fly With Google Earth on a SMART Board by SEE Charity Harbeck
- Syncing SMART Notebook and the Notebook iPad App by SEE Dan Gallagher
- Annotating Over Video in the Embedded Browser
- Collaboration the SMART Way by Rebecca Simon
- Table Cell Reveal by Rebecca
January/February, 2013 SBRGVUG
- The Modern Clock and Slide Show Widget for Notebook 11
- SMART Exemplary Educator (SEE) Rebecca Simon on Content Creation
December, 2012 SBRGVUG Year in Review
- HOT and SMART Response (From Sept. 2011) with updated information
- Brain Rules and Notebook (From November 2011)
- Lesson Activity Toolkit Overview (From March 2012)
- Overcoming Resistance to SMART Board deployment - Lesson Evolution, not Revolution (From May 2012)
- Using an iPad, or other tablets, and SMART Board together (From the Sept. 2012 Birthday Bash) with updated information
November, 2012 SMART Notebook iPad App
- A look at what the app can and can't do compared to the desktop version of Notebook
- NEW! Use, and reset, Activity Builder activities created in Notebook 11
- Discussion about the price and what you get
- Impromptu appearance by Jim Hollis demonstrating some of the features on the App using Reflection to mirror the iPad on his computer.
- What a teacher or student could use the app for.
October, 2012 SBRGVUG Share-a-Thon!
Sharing
- Matt Granger shows how to customize the toolbar
- Matt Granger shows other things
- Matt Granger shows Notebook 11 widgets in action
- No one else shared :-(
September, 2012 SBRGVUG Birthday Celebration!
Using an iPad, or other tablets, and SMART Board together
- Controlling the computer (attached to the SMART Board and projector) from the iPad
- Projecting the iPad onto the SMART Board
- Using Notebook files on the iPad
- Controlling the iPad FROM the SMART Board
*****WARNING: don't get too excited. This is not possible at this time. Just a discussion of what everyone wishes they could do and the possibility of it in the future.****
- News from the 4th Annual SEE Summit
- What's new from SMART
- SMART Resources from SEEs in attendance
- Become a SEE
- SMART Notebook iPad app info
- Demo of SMART Notebook Viewer application
- SMART Response and Higher Order Thinking Question Cycle
- SMART Response and Instant Questions to Stimulate Discussion and Thinking
- Use the Lesson Activity Tool Kit or Activity Builder in Notebook 11 as a substitute
- Notebook Quick Tip--Brandie Boback on the SMART Tools
- Joanne Villis on copyright and fair use
- Matt Granger shares an image and animation about the Venus Transit
- Overcoming Resistance to SMART Board deployment - Lesson Evolution, not Revolution By Al Wolmer
- SMART Response 2012 new features by Stephen Yao, Product Marketing Manager for SMART Response
- Valia Reinsalu Special Ed Focus Segment on Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Amanda Myton SMART Happenings Segment
- Jo Villis Organising, organizing, and sharing notebook files on Wikis.
- SMART's Stephan Doyle on Notebook 11
- Valia Reinsalu Special Ed Focus Segment on Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Amanda Myton SMART Happenings Segment
- Brandie Boback on the Lesson Activity Toolkit
- Charity Harbeck on creating and using shapes
- Matt Granger on what's new in Notebook 11.
- Kerry Macuska, from Learning Station Insight expands on what the site has to offer schools, districts, and administrators. Contact Kerry for more information.
- Tamara Fellows on
- adding interactivity to maps
- using scrumblr on the board
- Class Parrot as a class text option
- Matt Granger introduces new monthly segments
- Notebook Quicktips--Grouping and Locking
- SMART Happenings--Notebook 11 coming
- Al Wolmer on Screen shade, table and cell shade, and fade out animation reveals
- Learning Station Insight Assessment website that integrates with SMART Response
- SMART Best Practice for lesson development
- SMART Response Teacher tools
- Harvey Almarode shares Brain Rules and SMART Notebook
- Brief presentation about the Mixed Reality Tools and SMART Doc Cam 330
- I will share some ELL strategies using Notebook
- Discussion of the MAC OS X Lion (10.7) and Notebook patches just released!
- the SMART Document camera and mixed reality tools
- adding interactivity to Notebook lessons to engage high school students
- Johnny's video of the lesson with more detail
- Johnny's CE credit courses
- 10 Tips to Step away from the board
- Lori Reed's site
Link to the recording: On the left, click the named cue points other than "screen recording". The named links take you to the good parts. When one obviously ends, click the next one to skip all the technical problems.
New features of Notebook 10.8
Research behind effective use of student response systems like SMART Response
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Permalink Reply by dee on -
Matt
thank you for posting the webinars, as I can not be involved in the live one I so appreciate being able to view them when I can. I was watching January's webinar where you were asking the viewers if they had examples of using the screen cover with the table. I have one that I used at my school for a SmartBoard training that is set up as a graph. This of course could easily be created as a math graph for kids in the classroom. I will attach my graph in hopes someone can use the idea for their class. favorite color, favorite class, etc.
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Permalink Reply by Matt Granger on -
Thank you, Dee. Great example. And I'm glad someone is watching the recordings.
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Permalink Reply by Joanne Villis on -
Hi Matt,
I also view all recordings of the webinars, thanks for providing them. I'm not a big fan of the table tool but I have used it successfully during drama. I set up a table with images and words to the side for students to view. The words consisted of emotions and the images were photos and cartoons of emotive images. Students were required to match the name of the emotion with the photo and image. I also invited students to draw their own interpretation of the emotion to drag into the table. To use the table shade, you could have the word or images revealed and then ask students to predict what is behind the screen shade. You can also use the table tool to create a roll call to aid in classroom organisation. Here is the link below (you just need to watch the first 30 seconds) to view how you can do this.
http://inter-tech.com.au/category/smartboard-news/ (Classroom organisation ideas)
Other ideas off the top of my head for use of the table shade include:
- Hide number patterns and reveal a few numbers. Invite students to predict the number pattern, write a formula for the pattern and then reveal the correct numbers to test their formula.
- Hide letters/words behind the shades and invite students to predict what letter comes next (alphabetical order).
- You could use a table with two columns and type in true or false questions/greater or less than questions/odd or even questions etc (the answer being hidden under the screen shade).
- You could even use the same principle for languages ( ie masculine, feminine or... I only speak English but language teachers could apply their knowledge).
- Or music teachers, have a note revealed in the table and put a screen shade over the top of the name of the note for students to predict and then reveal.
- Art teachers may choose to change the colour of a cell and use the screen shade to reveal if the colour is hot/cold/warm etc.
Jo
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Permalink Reply by Matt Granger on
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Great ideas, Jo. Thanks for posting. I'm glad someone else is watching the recordings. I'd love to have you present sometime.
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Permalink Reply by Joanne Villis on
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Another idea for table tool that I thought of. Use it in conjunction with the fill tool so students can create fractions. I have attached an example.
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Fraction_paint.notebook, 434 KB
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Permalink Reply by Shelly Moses on -
Hola Matt,
Thanks for posting these so we can view them since I usually have technical difficulties when participating in webinars. Any future plans for webinars about iPads and Smart Board? I'm trying to research their effectiveness to decide if our school should pilot them in a few grades. P.S. I love your Ning!
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Permalink Reply by Matt Granger on
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Great topic. I'll ask around and see if someone who does this could present sometime.
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Permalink Reply by Lynda Chapman on -
Ipad on smartboard ideas great - We are using Ipads in some classrooms, but unfortunately, they are visual aids through the apps (science) and cannot interact only through the ipad not the smartboard. But if you guys can come up with a way of interactively using them on smartboard that would be superb!! Here's hoping!
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Permalink Reply by Mitch Wasserman on
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Great webinars. Thanks for posting. You turned me on to Learning Station Insight and I applied for the grant. We'll see how it goes.
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Permalink Reply by Matt Granger on
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Great. The rep will be presenting at the next meeting if you want more information.
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Permalink Reply by Diana on
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These archived webinars are awesome!! Thanks so much for doing this. I am just going through them and came across Harvey's presentation on Brain Rules. What great information especially if you are trying to justify with research why you should have a SMART board in your classroom.
He mentioned that he would post the presentation somewhere on this site but I can't find it. I know it was Nov. 2011 but is that still available? Love to have a copy!
Thanks again!
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Permalink Reply by Matt Granger on
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Let me email him. Now that I think of it, I don't think we connected after. Stay tuned.
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