Articles tagged with: Universal Design for Learning
SMART products are ideal for both whole-class instruction and small group collaboration. Throughout our company’s history, we have encouraged educators to be a “guide on the side” and embrace student-centered learning. Barbara Bray and Kathleen McClaskey are …
By Alex Dunn
On a recent visit to SMART’s executive briefing center, I had the opportunity to see the latest SMART products.
I was immediately drawn to the SMART Board 8055ix interactive whiteboard, part of the new …
By Alex Dunn
SMART Technologies has listened! A very passionate group of educators, administrators, business people, parents and students have asked SMART to consider ALL people when designing their products.
Last week at the Council for Exceptional …
By Alex Dunn
Nestled amidst the Flow Rider, Master Blaster, the Screaming Hyena, the go-karts, and the full-sized ferris wheel – all part of the Kalahari Resort, a playground for both adults and children – was …
By Alex Dunn
After school last Tuesday, I carried the rather large bright blue bag of SMART Response LE interactive response clickers into Madame Viviane Gaudreault’s second-grade class at First Avenue Public School in Ottawa Canada, …
By Alex Dunn
I can’t begin to express to you the excitement I felt seeing one of our SMART Inclusion students with his teacher and fellow SMART Exemplary Educator, Dave Balfour, on the front page of Wednesday’s …
By Alex Dunn
At ATIA 2012 in Orlando, Florida this week, one of the popular questions at the SMART Technologies Booth #105 is:
What happens if my student can’t directly interact with the SMART Table?
The …
Over the course of her career, Jill Gierach has changed the lives of many Wisconsin students. She’s introduced them to assistive technologies that enable them to access learning in a way they never could before.
As …
