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8th July 2006

Podcast67: Engaging Math Students with Smartboard Technologies and Resources

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This podcast is an interview with Beth Carter, a fourth grade elementary math teacher in Oklahoma who frequently uses a Smartboard in her classroom. Beth reviews the reasons for using a Smartboard, the ways a Smartboard can be used to not only present but encourage students to interact and actively engage in mathematics lessons, and how teachers can download lesson activities and templates from the Smarttech website to use and customize to fit their instructional needs. Beth also demonstrated using resources from the National Library of Virtual Manipulatives website, a free interactive website ideal for use with a Smartboard.

Program Length: 16 min, 59 sec
File size: 3.9 MB

Podcast 23 June 2006(Click here to listen to this podcast)

Show notes for this podcast include:

  1. SMART Ideas software lesson activities
  2. Notebook software lesson activities (searchable by curriculum standard and lesson activity)
  3. Smartboard Interactive Notebook collections (interactive, virtual manipulatives)
  4. Free Smarttech Software applications (Finale Notepad, Number Cruncher, and Speller)
  5. National Library of Virtual Manipulatives (fantastic, free digital manipulatives!)
  6. Smart Board interactive whiteboard product info

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  1. 1 On July 8th, 2006, Cheryl Oakes said:

    This was a great podcast, just enough to get me together with the roving smartboard we have in the school. I love Virtual Math Manipulatives I use it for about 50% of my computer lab lessons for math.
    Thanks again.
    Cheryl