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What it does The Guess lesson type presents students with a row of blank spaces, with a letter bank below. The students guess letters to form words that correspond with content related to the topic that they are studying.
What it does The Groups lesson type presents text and/or photos in a grid that appears on the left side of the screen. On the right side of the screen, place holders are arranged under group classification headings. Students drag items to the corresponding group category.
Snowflake MultiTeach® is a suite of over 30 educational apps and tools designed for multi-user interaction on touch screen displays and surfaces. The following video is an overview that will get you and your students up and running with the apps found in the Science category.
What it does Tags is a lesson type that provides students a way to identify and label items in a diagram. Students drag tags representing items from a list of words located on the right side of the screen to the corresponding location on a target diagram or photo on the left side of the screen.
Description and Purpose The Match lesson type provides a way for students to demonstrate understanding of concepts by matching picture, symbol, or word cards to text. This application supports self-correction.
What it does In the Spinner lesson type, students are presented with items on a wheel. The items can be text, photos, or both. Sounds can also be added for each item. Colors can be set for each section of the spinner. If no color is selected, the application will automatically chose one.
Skellefteå, Sweden, 28 December 2016 – NUITEQ®, the creator of award-winning collaborative touchscreen software solutions, announced today that Stina Norgren joined its headquarters as an Interactive Designer.
In today's classrooms, teachers are looking for ways to engage all learners through effective technology integration. Along with the purchase of laptops and other 1:1 devices, many school districts are replacing aging projector-based interactive whiteboard systems, and for good reasons.
