Welcome to the ICT across the Curriculum blog which is designed to support staff and build confidence in the use of ICT in teaching and learning in the 21st century classroom. To find out more, including links to some excellent sites on the use of ICT in education, see the About section.
The forthcoming Teaching and Learning session is focused on the use of ICT in maths and as part of this I will be adding a number of “Interactive Maths” posts to provide follow up information looking at the use of the following interactive technologies and the Maths curriculum:
1. SMART Maths Tools
2. SMART Response kits
3. SMART Document cameras in maths
4. Interactive Games – Content Generator and Tarsia.
INTERACTIVE MATHS (1) SMART Notebook™ MATHS TOOLS
This video clip from Smart Training and Professional Development provides a useful overview of how the SMART Notebook™ Maths toolkit works.
The SMART Notebook™ Maths toolkit includes the following tools:
Texas Instruments™ Emulators (launch TI-Nspire™, TI-SmartView™ 84 and TI-SmartView 73 software in notebook (note the TI Emulator software has to brought separately).
This video clip provides a useful look at the maths toolkit in action to support secondary maths:
A 30 day trial of the SMART Notebook Maths toolkit can be downloaded here. If you decide to purchase the add on, a number of licenses are available from one-computer to multiple computers from a range of suppliers of educational software.
Remember, there are measurement tools, including a ruler, protractor and compass which are now a standard part of SMART Notebook™ 10 and don’t require SMART Notebook™ Maths Tools as a separte add on.
Click here to access and search a large archive of some of the best links supporting the use of ICT across curriculum subjects. To suggest a link to be added, please email me.