The advent of Digital Learning is changing the landscape of educational curricula. With advancements in technology, the advancements in learning are shaping a modern society like never before. Children can now play while learning and enjoy the process. What was once oral repetition is now visually enhanced material that is meant to intrigue and expand consciousness.
So how does it work? The traditional blackboards have now turned into SMART boards that can entertain, explain, measure, analyse and assign tasks to individual children based on their pace and style of learning. These smart boards can be connected to almost any digital device. The teacher can ask questions to an entirely classroom by the push of a button and receive all of their answers in a systematic spreadsheet. Teaching has never been easier.
To get the best out of Smart Board, there are a few simple features a teacher could try to explore along with their students.
Some of the best smart boards in use today are the SMART Board 800, SBM 480iv and SBM 885ix. These are some of the best collaboration solutions for classrooms, provided by C3 IT Xperts to help spark the imagination of students and keep them engaged.
Ultimately, what was once hard work and time consuming is now fun, easy and motivating for both students and teachers - the processes of both learning and teaching. Imagine fractions, being explained orally and then drawn on a blackboard in a way that looked way too serious and complex...almost as if it were rocket science that could never be grasped. This is how we were taught. This is probably why a lot of us still don’t get fractions. But today’s classrooms have music, humor, accurate visual graphics, automatically generated questions and consideration for an individual child’s learning abilities.
There are many ways to attain the benefits of digital learning through the use of Smart Boards, but the best advice to truly experience the results is to fully utilize each feature to its fullest, while tweaking the software to suit the preferences of both the teacher and the children. The bottomline is, creativity is contagious. If the teacher gets creative, it motivates the children to do the same and allows their potential abilities to shine through.