You will be happy to know that you have a few different options when it comes to inserting a table into your MimioStudio Notebook lesson. I’m not sure which application the table you are trying to insert is formatted in but you can try to copy and paste it in by right clicking on the table, select COPY and then once you are in MimioStudio Notebook simply right click again and select PASTE. You could also do this by using the menu options at the top of MimioStudio Notebook. If the copy/paste option doesn’t work you can always use the screen clipping tool (which is on your toolbar) to clip the chart and add it to your lesson. In this case it would be easy for the students to use various tools to annotate the table. Another option is to simply keep the table in its native application and use Screen Annotation which would freeze the screen and allow for you or your students to annotate the table. When using this method a copy of your annotations is automatically saved in your Gallery for future reference.

There is so much you can do with the amazing QuickVote! Remember you can use the QuickVote for on demand polling with any activity you are doing in your classroom. If you assign a class before polling you can also have results recorded in your Gradebook. Click HERE to watch a great video showing you all about the QuickVote feature! I would also recommend taking our wonderful FREE live QuickLearn sessions. You may find the MimioVote sessions particularly helpful. Click HERE to sign up!

Are you wondering how you can make a recording to add to your MimioStudio Notebook lesson? I would recommend using our wonderful Mimio Recorder which you can find under the APPLICATIONS button on your toolbar. As long as you have some sort of microphone you can record all actions taking place on your computer as well as the audio coming into your computer.

Click HERE to watch a great video showing you how to use the recorder!

To learn even more about how to use MimioRecorder in your classroom; sign up today for our MimioStudio Advanced Quicklearn Session

There are some great lessons on MimioConnect that can help you teach Earth Day concepts to your students. First, our featured Earth Day lesson series offers two levels of activities for your classroom. The K-6 lesson has activities that revolve around recycling, and conserving energy and water. The 7-12 lesson looks at the differences between renewable and nonrenewable resources.

If you are looking for an elementary lesson on Reduce, Reuse, Recycle – check out this interactive lesson

We celebrate Earth Day in the spring, and with these 4 mini lessons your students can learn about the life cycle of a butterfly, the water cycle, plants, and the weather

If you’re looking for some borders or frames to highlight your own Earth Day lesson, check out this gallery pack that includes many holiday borders.

Teachers’ Domain has many resources available on MimioConnect – including those that can be used in an Earth Day lesson.

Happy Earth Day!

Earth Day is April 22! If you are looking for some great activities/lessons for your class to celebrate the world we live in, look no further! You can download our new Earth Day Lessons here . This video highlights the features of our new Earth Day Classroom Lessons - leveled for both K-6, and 7-12.