- Students can use 2 finger gestures to enlarge objects and move them around.
- Two students can interact with the board at the same time to complete activities.
- SMARTInk/Calligraphic Ink creates stylized print as you write. Whatever is written or drawn on the SMARTBoard becomes an object in the SMARTNotebook, allowing for things to be resized or rotated. (2:04)
- Multi-touch gestures enabled in Window 7 and Snow Leopard work with the SMARTBoard.
- Software development kit (3:28): Example of a physics application developed by a 3rd-party developer. The application supports two students working at the SMARTBoard at the same time
This video, in my opinion, does not provide viewers with the full range of possibilities that the new features provide. I'd like to see a "redo" of this video using a live teacher and a group of students. For example, it would be interested in seeing how the physics application would be incorporated into a broader lesson or science unit. I'd love to hear what real students have to say as they interact with the physics application, too.
Comment:
I think a multi-user interactive timeline would be a great application for the new SMARTBoard, because students could work together to create and recreate events. This would be ideal for history, literature, and humanities activities, across a wide span of grade levels.
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