Teaching Physics with a SMART Board

Cindy Schwarz, Professor of Physics at Vassar College shows the use of a SMART Board in the undergraduate science curriculum.

Directed and produced by:
Cristian Opazo
Computing and Information Services, Vassar College

Camera by:
Peter Conklin
Media Resources, Vassar College

Post-production by:
Becca Marcus (Vassar class of '08)

Copyright © 2007, 2008 by Vassar College.
Do not reproduce without permission.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• SMART
• Board
• Physics
• technology
• education
• Vassar
• science

[poptheman1]

our smart boards use projectors!

[scivislab]

you mean "front projectors". This one uses a projector too, but it is located behind the screen

[philster00700]

so much waste of money.....i would rather use a normal whiteboard.

[szashnia]

Looks like the future. The chalkboard is dead!

[TheBlueDoctor]

As a teach, that lag when writing is annoying over time

[makeiteasyable]

thats good ..probably it could more faster ..there is delay.

[maheshsamrat90]

sir

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[chiddyboy22]

Fail delay is Fail! But think of the possibilities! Interactive Pronz?

[svtuition]

Good way of teaching

[DrGasparilla]

Actually, we have been using Smartboards at our college for 10+ years. The boards and projectors hold up well, the software upgrades are free, the lessons are free, and they are pretty easy to use. A good investment for teachers who want to infuse technology in the content.

[MatthewSforcina]

Great features on that board. I can't wait to use one. Thanks for sharing.

[orcdoubleax]

smartboards are a huge waste of money right now. You can use all the same software on new projectors without the board at all. Smartboards are 10-15 years behind the curve. Why don't you run out and buy newtons while your at it.