Article Archive for April 2011
Educators in Brazil, Russia and the Netherlands now have a new resource when they want to learn more about how to integrate SMART products into their classrooms.
That’s because each of these nations now has a …
SMART has a wealth of information on how you can use the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funds to purchase SMART products along with how they foster deeper engagement in your classroom.
Find out how …
“Tell me and I’ll forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I’ll understand.”
This Chinese proverb often pops into Cathy Webb’s mind as she works with her students on the SMART Board interactive …
This month and next we’re giving away a SMART Board 885ix interactive whiteboard system valued at US $4,899 to two educators in North America and you could be one of them!
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Congratulations Stephanie Erbes of Coleridge-Taylor Montessori Elementary in Louisville, Kentucky. Stephanie is the winner of the EDCompass blog contest that ran throughout March, and awards her school with a SMART Document Camera, valued at $799.
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The new SMART Software and Content Accreditation Program (SCAP) encourages third-party publishers to develop software and content that is integrated with SMART products. This ensures you have access to additional digital content that’s compatible with …
It’s a typical classroom scenario – you have a great lesson that you want to teach, but the content is only available in the textbook. Of course, you’d love to create an amazing SMART Notebook …
Find out why Gaston County School District in Gastonia, NC has decided to put SMART Board interactive whiteboards in over 2,000 of its classrooms.
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A couple of weeks ago, we shared the story of Andrew and how the SMART Table interactive learning center helped him learn to spell. It’s part of our blog series about students who are experiencing …
Hi EDCompass Blog readers!
We appreciate that you’ve been reading our posts for the last couple months. We’ve tried to share information on a range of topics – including product news, teacher’s perspectives and professional development, …
According to Project Tomorrow’s annual Speak Up survey – the majority of parents now support the use of mobile devices for learning, saying they would purchase a mobile device for their child to use for …
