Education technology teacher and author Matt Miller explains how teachers can implement interactive whiteboards in their classrooms.
Schools and districts often make technology purchasing decisions based on whether the tool can meet a few predetermined goals — and overall cost. But what's increasingly important today is to first factor in the needs of the students.
Applying the use of technology, such as Google Keep, Google Forms, Flip and Google Slides, when conducting a Socratic Seminar can align the experience with the goals it was meant to achieve.
Creating authentic, meaningful assessments with tools like Google Classroom allows educators to ensure their students are mastering concepts.
Classroom technology, such as interactive whiteboards, can help teachers give immediate, meaningful feedback to students.
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The Little Learner tablet by Kaplan and Samsung gives preschoolers a safe digital environment to explore and learn.
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In the classroom, smart boards help students learn, boost engagement, accommodate for a variety of learning styles and enable teachers to be more effective at their jobs.