New SMART Table™ Downloads
January 03, 2011
Cleveland, OH: SMART Technologies has added more than 250 activity packs for the SMART Table interactive learning center. Themed activity packs each contain a number of individual activities for the SMART Table, which can be downloaded at no charge via the SMART Exchange website. With more than 250 subject- and grade- specific activity packs, such as the Learning Colors activity pack for the SMART Table for K–3, teachers now have access to thousands of multitouch, multiuser SMART Table activities.
Teachers can use the SMART Table Toolkit to quickly and easily modify existing activities to suit their lesson themes and learning objectives. Teachers can also create custom-made lesson activities to use and share via the SMART Exchange. The comprehensive collection includes SMART Table activities created by teachers from around the world, activities created by SMART and activities created by a number of third-party publishing companies. In an effort to provide teachers and students with a broad selection of engaging activities, SmartEd Services and SMART are committed to continually working with third-party publishers to develop additional content. Click here for additional information on the SMART Table interactive learning center.
”The SMART Exchange website is a teacher’s dream – you can sort activities by standard, by grade level, by state,” says Mary Kate Hagmann, first-grade teacher at Gilbert Elementary in Buena Park, California. “I’m constantly downloading activities, providing feedback, gathering information and uploading my own activities so they can be useful for everyone. It’s a great tool that gives me all the activities and support I need in one place.”
“As teachers around the world continue to adopt interactive technology products into their classrooms, they require content and activities that will engage early learners,” says Nancy Knowlton, SMART’s CEO. “With the broad range of multitouch, multiuser activity packs available for the SMART Table, teachers have the necessary tools to help their young students collaborate, explore and succeed.”