In today's tutorial on Math Tools for SMART Notebook, I've featured what I believe is the best element of the new toolbar -- formula handwriting recognition. While SMART Notebook has always allowed for handwriting to be converted into actual text, most Math formulas went "wonky" when teachers tried to apply this element.
Luckily, SMART recognized the need and demand for this feature when they released their Math toolbar! Check out my quick 'how-to' video below for a demo of what this new option can do for the Math teachers you know. (Where was this when I was a kid?):
For those keeping track, this is my 4th venture into the world of 'how to' video making. I gotta say, it doesn't get any easier to hear your own voice played back! lol :)
Happy Monday!
Vanessa
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- Vanessa Cassie
- Calgary, AB, Canada
- I am an Education Consultant for Sharp's AV based out of Calgary, AB. I provide professional development workshops to our Education clients and consult school divisions on their plan for implementation of technology in the classroom. Specifically, I focus on increasing interactivity in the classroom through web resources, social networking and SMART products. In my former life I was a teacher -- first as a Grade 5 generalist and then as a High School Social Studies specialist. I love current events, politics, sports and, of course, all things "techie".
This is so cool. The Math teachers in the building will love this. Thanks for the video. :-)
ReplyDeleteHow clever is that? As you said, pity that wasn't around when I was a student!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, this is a common complaint among our math teachers....I'm glad to offer them a solution, thanks to you!
ReplyDeleteWhat version of Notebook are you using?
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ReplyDeleteThis is version 10.6 (for Windows) with the new Math Toolbar plug in (which you need to purchase separately). It's awesome -- tons of cool Math tools that the basic version of Notebook doesn't have :)
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