Advanced Techniques of Instruction - Unit – 2: Interactive Whiteboard based Learning - 1
- 1. Advanced Techniques of Instruction Unit – 2: Interactive Whiteboard based Learning - 1 Dr.S.Govindaraj @GovindarajSPhD Assistant Professor Adhiparasakthi College of Education, Kalavai 1. Computer, Projector and White Board – How to use it 2. Interactive Whiteboard for Higher Education – As an Instructional tool 3. Features available when using an Interactive Whiteboard
- 4. Eases the decision- making process Report Writing Read, Correct and Design Brilliant aid during teaching @GovindarajS PhD
- 6. Parents can know their wards’ progress @GovindarajSPhD
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- 16. Touchscreen LCD display that is connected to a computer or other device Software that allows students to remotely view Control the whiteboard with their mobile devices Marked up or manipulated on the whiteboard @GovindarajS PhD
- 17. Large interactive display Standalone touchscreen computer used independently – 1. Perform tasks 2. Operations Used as a touchpad to control computers from a projector @GovindarajS PhD
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- 19. Incorporate all types of multimedia Write or draw directly over the presentation Highlight or take notes Enlarge, reduce and rotate areas @GovindarajS PhD
- 20. Scroll through pages Send docs directly to the printer Ensure everyone can see the presentation Preloaded templates for calendars, action plans, graph paper and to-do lists can be called up at any time @GovindarajS PhD
- 21. View the whiteboard screen with its annotations View and also edit the presentations, by use of screen sharing Multiple participants can use the board simultaneously All edits are shown in real time @GovindarajS PhD
- 22. Promotes collaboration and Group Discussion Boost communication Allow 3D modeling, Estimating, Hyperlinking, video links and other applications Data sharing and interconnectivity @GovindarajS PhD
- 23. Great for demonstrations Learning for all students with different learning styles Capture the attention of students Encourage participation @GovindarajS PhD
- 24. @GovindarajS PhD Instant access to many electronic resources Camera tool, Drawing tool and Split tool Support Visual, Auditory and Kinesthetic learning style students Enhances Attention, Attitude and Motivation among students
- 25. @GovindarajS PhD Produce a co-operative, 'community of learning' ethos Teachers allow the students to record their instruction
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- 27. @GovindarajS PhD 1. Ability to interact with projected content 2. Able to draw lines, highlight text and interact with hyperlinks or buttons 3. Save and print marks to the documents 4. Share file via email or printed hard copy 5. Record the presentation or lecture
- 28. @GovindarajS PhD 6. Connect other technologies 7. Annotate images on the screen 8. Offer document and image interaction at a distance 9. Turns handwritten notes into texts 10. Run all sorts of files and programmes 11. Net surfing, Play videos, Demonstrate Presentations
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- 30. @GovindarajS PhD 17. Save, Download and Share the Classroom sessions on internet 18. Enhances practical learning 19. Enriches structured learning (learning programmes designed using instructional methodologies) 20. New pages are automatically created 21. Increases the pace and depth of learning
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