New K-12 Collaborative Learning Solution in SMART Table
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May-11-2013
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Interactive learning is a high priority for school administrators, parents as well as students. It is a fact that our world is overrun daily with new technology innovations.
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Interactive learning is a high priority for school administrators, parents as well as students. It is a fact that our world is overrun daily with new technology innovations. The time has come to transfer that future of learning into schools. It is also time to open up budgets and invest in interactive learning solutions in school districts. A child’s education needs only a small first step to go on to greatness. And that first step just might be at the table.
SMART Technologies is well-known throughout the K-12 education industry for its installations, training and consultancy work with teachers in school rooms for its interactive Smart boards. Now, the company has advanced its teaching tools with The SMART Table.
The SMART Table is a new learning experience from one of the manufacturing partners of CCS Presentation Systems. By its design and form function, the SMART Table brings young learners together to develop and learn from each other both socially and academically.
Up to 8 students can interact simultaneously with the table at one time. With its 360-degree, multi-touch surface and 42″ HD 1080p LCD display, the SMART Table offers interactivity and active collaboration to achieve shared learning goals.
The SMART Table is designed for durability in active classrooms. The company made it scratch-resistant and spill-resistant, which is great news for teachers. The entire table is supported by a pedestal base that’s nearly untippable, making it appropriate, even for roughhousing students. The table also allows for students in wheelchairs to engage in active discussions and small group collaboration activities.
Teachers can access over 1,500 ready-made activity packs from the award-winning SMART Exchange™website, or create their own engaging lesson content using the included SMART Table Toolkit. Teachers can also import ready-made lessons and 3D multimedia content, with SMART Notebook™collaborative learning software (included with the SMART Table).
Schools and school districts usually work with audio-visual systems integrators and audio-visual solution providers to assess, integrate and implement Smart tools in the classroom.
SMART has also recently launched the world’s first fully-integrated touch-enabled interactive projector, a touch and pen-enabled projector that allows two students to simultaneously interact and collaborate with either a pen or finger, making it the only interactive projector solution that enables rich, seamless multi-student collaboration using either touch or pen.
The SMART LightRaise™ 60wi interactive projector gives classroom users the opportunity to turn almost any surface into an interactive learning space. Now, teachers and classroom educators can deliver digital content with finger-enabled touch functionality. The benefits of this great new tool help to increase accessibility and ease of use. Using their fingers or an interactive pen, two students can simultaneously write, draw and manipulate content in SMART Notebook software.
For teachers who want the flexibility to deliver interactive and collaborative digital content, this is a great addition to your classroom. CCS will provide an overall solution with training, installation, control systems integration and maintenance. CCS Presentation Systems US’s third largest reseller of digital audio-visual equipment, systems integration and AV installation practices. Contact us for more information on SMART systems and other major manufacturers’ audio-visual equipment offerings.
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http://www.articleseen.com/Article_New K-12 Collaborative Learning Solution in SMART Table_264622.aspx
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Article Source: CCS Projects
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CCS Projects, collaborative digital content, SMART LightRaise, award-winning SMART,
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Reference and Education
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Reference and Education
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