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Aimed at children in KS2, the resource helps develop good communication skills and team work, as Molly encourages her crew to be good at listening, describing, and checking understanding.

Developing Interactive Teaching Styles using an IWB is a collection of presentation notes on a forum post. Good ideas

he following Seminar on IWBs was delivered at IST in Toulouse 2006 by Roy Huggins One of the questions posed by several delegates at the E-Help Conference in Toulouse is what is the role of ICT in the classroom? The main thrust of my seminar was that teachers need to move away from seeing IWBs and ICT as a teaching or presentation tool to using it as learning tool to engage learners through interactive teaching styles.

This collection of ready-to-use graphic organizers will help children classify ideas and communicate more effectively. All of our free, printable graphic organizers are designed to facilitate understanding of key concepts by allowing students to drill down to the basic points and ideas. By using graphic organizers across all subject areas, you will be empowering your students to master subject-matter faster and more efficiently. We have graphic organizers for reading, science, writing, math, and for general use. We also have put together slideshows of our favorite graphic organizers in each subject, to save you time.

This article describes a number of ways of working within ActivInspire that could help you to improve your productivity when authoring flipcharts.

Headway elt books have been helping English language learners for decades. Now, they have joined the 21st century with Headway iTools for smartboards to compliment your lessons.

A book review to help you to learn English

"The Best of the Whiteboard Blog" contains the very best articles from over three years of the blog collated and put together into one handy document. It is chock full of ideas and useful links to help you to make the best use of your interactive whiteboard.

While you may see Facebook as the enemy during your computer lab time, it doesn't have to be. Facebook can actually help students learn if you tap into the more than 200 Facebook applications designed to educate. Here are some of the popular Facebook applications used inside and outside the classroom to help students learn.

Resources to help you teach possessive nouns.

Adobe after Effects is commonly used for creating visual effects and motion graphics. It allows users to animate, alter, and composite media High quality as we providing in After Effects Video Tutorials for motion graphics and visual effects, there is very much visual inspirational stuff and best trainings all tutorials giving help for make our own videos with high resolution graphics and movies effects because we showing latest techniques of Adobe After Effects CS4.

Adobe Illustrator is a tool which helping for create illustrative designs, can make logos, brochure designs, advertisement posters and make vector based graphics as we using in listed tutorials, therefore all listed tutorials can revolve out from our life and demonstrate what need to be done in organize professional creative designs, there is quality graphics with resources and sources for your skill improvement.

Great interactive CD-ROM project from folks who bring you "The Digital Frog." This page outlines an educator's license, but try the Demo first! It looks great for an Ecology class.

This award-winning digital field trip allows students to visit a bog in Algonquin Park, Ontario without getting their feet wet. Photos, videos, animations and interactive exercises teach about such topics as photosynthesis, wetland types and mechanisms, wetland plants and animals, formation and succession, food webs and the impact of humans on this vital ecosystem. Interactive concept maps and context-sensitive help ensure that users never get lost. Definitions and pronunciations make the text accessible to students with a wide range of reading levels. Even very young children can enjoy many activities, as well as videos and pictures. Students love playing the electronic version of the predator-prey string game. Teacher and Student versions of the workbook materials are included on the disc in PDF, Word, RTF and Ascii formats, allowing you to print just what you need, when you need it, as well as customizing the materials if needed.

Smartboard podcast

SMART Board experts Harvey Almarode and Jim Hollis share resources to help teachers use the SMART Board more effectively in the classroom.

Many of these resources can be edited to suit your needs by editing the xml file for each using notepad. Different examples are shown. These files are quite large and take a few seconds to load on broadband. Downloads are zip files and contain html,swf,xml and fla source. Ask your IT expert for help if you are unsure.

General tips, places to find powerful images, Software & guides for Promethean & SmartBoards

A wiki

a wiki yes - but a wiki full of SMART board resources

It will be more benefit to the students.