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easy ways easy ways easy ways easy ways to use to use to use to use Whiteboards Interactively Interactively Interactively Interactively 5 Image Capture www.prometheanplanet.com Dragability Interactivity is all about being able to move and drag objects about and , the list of things available to move is almost endless. You can utilise all the amazing possibilities of digital media with your creativity and good teaching. Think of all the activities we undertake with children which de- mand items being moved- labelling the bones in a human skeleton, adding musical notes to a staff, sorting a collection of words into nouns and verbs, classifying artwork into different categories, assembling a parts of an image to make a complete picture, matching a word with its definition Dragging answers to the right question…. Being able to make and use drag and match activities is key to the inter- activity of whiteboards To find out more about any of these, to get training more examples or ideas, talk to Alison Lydon Pen Power Take advantage of virtual pens with their variety of colours, pen thicknesses and transpar- ency levels, there is so much more they enable you to do. Write over other sources, an- notate images and maps, high- light text on webpages, calling out important sentences or us- ing arrows to explain the flow of an idea. Underline the verbs in a sentence, circle the impor- tant numbers in a table of data, or draw an army’s invasion route on a map. See an image on the Internet that illustrates a point well? Use the camera tool to grab it and import it to your lesson. Photographs, dia- grams, artwork, maps and charts can all be brought into your lesson and shown, annotated, and marked up. Using the pen and highlighter tools, you can interact with images, cir- cling key features, tracing over im- portant sections and helping deepen their understanding of key Website Wonders Promethean Planet lets you freely share ideas and files with others. Download, alter, take the bits YOU want to. Remember there are re- source packs based on topics and subject areas too. Focusing attention The revealer blacks out a screen and lets you reveal it slowly to the viewers, You can use from the top, bottom or sides for extra functionality. The spotlight tool is used to focus attention on a particular part of an image or specific words in a text. It can be different shapes. The zoom tool is great for zooming in on those detailed areas, making them much easier to see

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A guide for teachers about how to use whiteboards interactively- 5 top ways everyone can get going with.

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Page 1: White Board Tips

easy ways easy ways easy ways easy ways

to use to use to use to use Whiteboards

InteractivelyInteractivelyInteractivelyInteractively 5 Image Capture

www.prometheanplanet.com

Dragability

Interactivity is all about being able to move and drag objects about and , the list of things available to move is almost endless. You can utilise all the amazing possibilities of digital media with your creativity and good teaching. Think of all the activities we undertake with children which de-

mand items being moved-

• labelling the bones in a human skeleton,

• adding musical notes to a staff,

• sorting a collection of words into nouns and verbs,

• classifying artwork into different categories,

• assembling a parts of an image to make a complete picture,

• matching a word with its definition

• Dragging answers to the right question….

Being able to make and use drag and match activities is key to the inter-

activity of whiteboards

To find out more about any of these, to get training more examples

or ideas, talk to Alison Lydon

Pen Power

Take advantage of virtual pens with their variety of colours, pen thicknesses and transpar-ency levels, there is so much

more they enable you to do.

Write over other sources, an-notate images and maps, high-light text on webpages, calling out important sentences or us-ing arrows to explain the flow of an idea. Underline the verbs in a sentence, circle the impor-tant numbers in a table of data, or draw an army’s invasion

route on a map.

See an image on the Internet that illustrates a point well? Use the camera tool to grab it and import it to your lesson. Photographs, dia-grams, artwork, maps and charts can all be brought into your lesson and shown, annotated, and marked

up.

Using the pen and highlighter tools, you can interact with images, cir-cling key features, tracing over im-portant sections and helping deepen their understanding of key

Website

Wonders

P r o m e t h e a n Planet lets you freely share ideas and files with others. Download, alter, take the bits

YOU want to.

R e m e m b e r there are re-source packs based on topics and subject

areas too.

Focusing attention

The revealer blacks out a screen and lets you reveal it slowly to the viewers, You can use from the top, bottom or sides for extra

functionality.

The spotlight tool is used to focus attention on a particular part of an image or specific words in a text. It can be different

shapes.

The zoom tool is great for zooming in on those detailed areas, making

them much easier to see