Items Tagged as "Staff Development"

Characteristics of Gifted Education

Summary:
This staff development lesson provides teachers with opportunities to learn about the characteristics of gifted students as well as the gifted identification/due process for the state of Georgia.

Searching for lessons that fit a specific standard

Cameron.Nichols's picture

How do I search Mimio Connect for lessons that match a specific standard?

Answer: 

Thank you for your recent submission to Ask a Master. We are so glad to have you as part of our wonderful online community of educators! You are wondering how to search MimioConnect for lessons that match a specific standard. If you look directly underneath the purple MimioConnect Menu bar (where all of the links are located) you will see a blue bar that says: “ FIND: Lessons aligned to state, common core and aero standards” Click on this link and begin searching! Once your search parameters are entered a list of lessons available on MimioConnect will appear. I hope you have found this helpful and please let me know if there is anything else you may need as we are always here to help. Have a great evening!

Question sender: 
Kris K.

Mimio Scavenger Hunt

Summary:
Use the tools in Mimio to complete the activities. Great for helping new teachers learn to use Mimio.

Mimio Back to School Scavenger Hunt 2012

Summary:
This activity can be used as a refresher lesson or to check the skills of participants in Staff Development courses. The skills addressed include moving, rotating, and locking objects; ordering objects; shape tools; grouping; line tool; and using the Activity Wizard.

Mimio Skills Scavenger Hunt

Subjects: Staff Development, Tools
Language: English
Grade Level: Hr. Ed. | Age 19+
Posted: Jun. 13, 2012   Posted by: proling54
Summary:
This is an activity you can use to check basic Mimio skills. It's a great way to observe a teacher's skills with Mimio and begin to work with them individually.

Interactive Technology

Subjects: Staff Development
Language: English
Grade Level: Hr. Ed. | Age 19+
Posted: Jun. 13, 2012   Posted by: Roger Sutherland
Summary:
Good read I came across when taking Core Skills Training

Using eBooks with MimioStudio

Tracy Tishion's picture

Do you know of some ways to pair eBooks with my Mimio?

Answer: 

This is a great question because eBooks are becoming a very accessible and cost effective way to deliver traditional textbooks and literature that was only available in print form. Many eBooks can be downloaded into a pdf format which allows you to insert them into notebook pages. Once inserted here's a list of just a few suggestions of what you can do:
1. Highlight text for discussion or analyzing
2. Select specific words for vocabulary development/ definitions
3. Locate passages which answer/support essential ideas or themes of the story.
4. Read aloud passages for gaining fluency and comprehension
5. Insert graphic organizer pages for character traits and/or comparisons, plot development, 5 W’s, and related skills.
6. Insert notebook pages where pictures can be sketched to explain a passage.
7. Analyze an author’s style by citing examples.
8. Make predictions by highlighting instances of foreshadowing.
9. Record lesson and class comments for those who were absent or need to use as a study guide for future assessments.
10. Develop/practice research and note-taking skills.
11. Insert video clips, found on the Internet, to bring clarification to complex passages.
12. Analyze and/or interpret charts, graphs, and tables.
Even if an eBook can’t be inserted, project it outside the notebook and develop your lesson incorporating Mimio tools and applications like screen annotation and even quick vote. Don't forget that good teaching practices infusing student centered objectives and engagement are still the focus, so whatever your lesson ideas are, Mimio makes it a better way to learn. As always, we encourage you to check out the other posts on Ask a Master for many more tips and suggestions.

Question sender: 
Kate B.
City/State: 
North Carolina

Creating a pull tab

Cameron.Nichols's picture

I don't know what it is called but it is like a box that has a question mark on it that kids can pull down to see directions or answers, where is that?

Answer: 

Thank you so much for your recent submission to Ask a Master. We are so glad to have you as part of our wonderful online community of educators! You are wondering how to create the famous pull tabs in Mimio Notebook. Here is a great lesson I found on MimioConnect that walks you through this process step by step:

http://mimioconnect.com/content/lesson/creating_pull_tab

You specifically mention the objective pull down which you can find right here:

http://mimioconnect.com/content/lesson/quality_content_mcf_file

I hope this was helpful and please let me know if there is anything else you need as we are always here to help. Have a wonderful week!

Question sender: 
Brett Mosley

The Whiteboard Blog

Summary:
This is a good blog about resources for interactive whiteboards created by Danny Nicholson.


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