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Printable Materials
Getting Started: Quick Reference Guides
The
Basics (PDF 116 KB)
Learn how to orient the interactive whiteboard, control applications and write,
erase and save notes using a SMART Board interactive whiteboard.
Getting
Started with the Senteo Interactive Response System
(PDF 82 KB)
Learn how to connect the receiver, turn on the clickers, name a classroom and
begin using Senteo in Anonymous mode.
Hardware
Basics for Front-Projection SMART Board™ Interactive Whiteboards (PDF 221
KB)
Learn about basic hardware components, such as the SMART Pen Tray and the Ready
Light, for a better understanding about how your SMART Board interactive whiteboard
works.
Hardware
Basics for the SMART Board for Flat-Panel Displays Interactive Whiteboards
(PDF 57 KB)
Learn about the basic hardware components for the SMART Board for Flat-Panel Displays interactive whiteboard such as the display control strip and SMART Pen Tray.
Intermediate: Quick Reference Guides
SMART
Board Tools (PDF 163 KB)
Learn how to access and use the SMART Board tools to help you operate your interactive
whiteboard most effectively.
Notebook Software Toolbars (PDF 135 KB)
Access and use the tools in Notebook software's toolbars.
The
Floating Tools Toolbar (PDF 106 KB)
Access, use and customize the Floating Tools toolbar.
SMART Board Start Center (PDF 81 KB)
Access the most frequently used features in SMART Board Tools in just one click
Hands-on Practice
Designing
an Assessment Using the Senteo Interactive Response System and Notebook Software
(PDF 174 KB)
In this Hands-on Practice you will learn how to prepare an assessment using
Notebook software and Senteo assessment software. You will also learn how to
deliver your assessment and to review and export your results.
SMART
Board Interactive Whiteboard Basics (PDF 328 KB)
Using a SMART Board interactive whiteboard is as simple as learning to touch,
write and save. When you’ve completed this exercise, you’ll be able to orient
your SMART Board, use your finger as a mouse, use the On-Screen Keyboard and
pens in the SMART Pen Tray, and capture and save your notes into Notebook Software.
Notebook Software in the Classroom (PDF 238 KB)
In this exercise, you'll learn how to create a lesson with Notebook software.
You will learn how to use page templates and content from the Gallery collections
to produce interactive lessons you can reuse every time you teach the same unit.
Notebook Software in the Office (PDF 214 KB)
Learn how to use Notebook software to make a meeting template and interactive diagrams that you can use during presentations.
Education and Conferencing Software: Quick Reference Guides
Use SMART's education and conferencing software to interact with students or
customers, and to present ideas in a way that engages everyone who is watching.
Using
the Senteo Manager and Setting Up a Class List (PDF 64KB)
Learn about the Senteo Manager, and discover how to create a class list, or
import an existing class list, to begin delivery of a formal assessment with
the Senteo interactive response system
Bridgit
Conferencing Software – Basics (PDF 231 KB)
Bridgit
Conferencing Software – Special Features (PDF 192 KB)
If a Quick Reference Guide above does not apply to the version of
SMART Board software you are currently using, please e-mail training@smarttech.com.
We will be happy to e-mail you a Quick Reference Guide that relates to the software
you are running, if one is available.
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