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===Turn my iPad into a SMART Notebook remote control=== | |||
SMART Notebook Maestro is an Add-on for SMART Notebook that pairs your iPad to your laptop (Windows or Mac). When enabled: | |||
#What you write in Notebook on your iPad, appears on SMART Notebook on your laptop and vice versa. | |||
#You can manipulate objects and add sound and pictures to SMART Notebook lessons from your iPad. | |||
Why is this useful? For Math and Physics teachers who want to handwrite notes during live Google Hangout Meetings, this will allow them to share their SMART Notebook window to their class on their laptop, and use their iPad as a writing tablet. | |||
===Live Annotate From My iPad to My Mac?=== | ===Live Annotate From My iPad to My Mac?=== | ||
This is for Math and Physics teachers using iPads and MacBook Airs. It provides much of the same functionality as SMART Maestro, but the hard wired connection eliminates any lag/writing delays you may experience. Here's [[Live Annotate From My iPad to My Mac?|an article]] on how to set it up. | This is for Math and Physics teachers using iPads and MacBook Airs. It provides much of the same functionality as SMART Maestro, but the hard wired connection eliminates any lag/writing delays you may experience. Here's [[Live Annotate From My iPad to My Mac?|an article]] on how to set it up. | ||
===Record my iPad Screen (with sound), and embed the video to Schoology=== | |||
This is a great "flipped classroom" tool for Math and Physics teachers to record their handwritten notes on their iPad. Some apps that are well designed for this are: Notability and the SMART Notebook iPad App. | |||
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