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Ingredients:►
A computer ► An interactive Whiteboard ► A LCD projector ► A printer |
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Directions & Example:
►Click here to see Paul use the Webster Interactive White board & how to make a handout ►Click here for written instructions from Paul's demonstration |
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UDL Aspect:
Using an interactive whiteboard allows
students to see images and sequences with color and notations. These images can be printed or stored electronically, giving students more opportunity to interact with the information. |
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Links (other sites): ►Webster Interactive Whiteboard User Manual: go to this website http://www.polyvision.com/support/downloads-ts.asp and click on Webster Application User Guide ►Go to this website to see the pros & cons on the different types of Interactive Whiteboards http://www.eschoolnews.com/news/top-news/?i=54307;_hbguid=8cbda43b-f2a7-4c5e-be3e- 1d99bdd77cf7&d=top-news ►Getting the Most From Your Interactive Whiteboard. A Guide for Secondary Schools http://publications.teachernet.gov.uk/eOrderingDownload/15090.pdf ►What research says about Interactive Whiteboards http://www.hpedsb.on.ca/ec/services/cst/elementary/math/documents/whiteboards_research.pdf
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to connect with students who don't know life without video games, the
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