Comments on: 50 Ways to Use a Projector in the Classroom

By: Carolina Martinez

Carolina Martinez — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 02:09:10 +0000

I read the 0 ways to use an OH. I use the Oh all day long and consider it a powerfool tool for solving word problems, also to introduce any topic in Math using manipulatives. A good way to draw graphic organizers for Social Studies, etc.

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By: Scott Meech

Scott Meech — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 20:23:05 +0000

Great stuff…

You might be interested in the following site that lists 100 ways to use your projector in your classroom.

http://www.umesd.k12.or.us/techlinks_100ideas

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By: Jerry Swiatek

Jerry Swiatek — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 16:26:23 +0000

I am in a district in which ALL classrooms in the district have a teacher notebook, ceiling mounted projector and an installed audio system and let me tell you the difference has been incredible. There are teachers using technology in ways they’ve never imagined before. Thank you for this list, there are several things I hadn’t thought of before. I will certainly pass this on to my teachers!

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By: Carey Pohanka

Carey Pohanka — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 19:58:15 +0000

Susanne:

That was one of my favorite “take aways” from your class when I observed it a few years ago as a first year teacher. I loved how you have one of your students take class notes. I did that for a while in Geography. I may have to try it again this year in the spring. My students were fascinated with getting the chance to be the note taker.

I now have my own projector, too, and I love it. Often I think of something mid class that would be good to show my students and I can do it right then. Having it in my classroom permanently has really changed how I can teach things more visually.

By: Susanne Nobles

Susanne Nobles — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 19:39:24 +0000

Thanks for highlighting the simple projector. It is something I use nearly everyday in my class (I am at a 1:1 laptop school), and I could not integrate technology in the same way without it. The projector makes us a single community versus 20 different little screens. Just having something projected that the students may also be looking at on their screens allows me to move around the room and still follow along with what we are working through. I also find that having a student note-taker is GREAT. Yes, it models note-taking, and it also makes students pay a little more attention to what is being typed while I am again free to move around.