Get to know your smartboard - SMART tutorials for teachers - the virtual school

The video tutorial explains the features and functionality of a smart board, including its durable design, how it works with a projector, and the use of the pen tray. It covers the details of the pens and eraser, which are made of plastic and do not contain ink. The tutorial also provides information on the connectivity options, including the USB and VGA cables needed to connect the board to a computer and projector.

What is the primary function of the soft Interactive Whiteboard?

• To store digital files

• To provide internet connectivity

• To play audio files

• To serve as a durable writing surface and projector screen

How does the pen tray determine which tool is being used?

• By detecting the color of the tool

• By using optical sensors to detect when a tool is picked up

• By measuring the weight of the tool

• By scanning a barcode on the tool

What should you do if a pen or eraser is lost?

• Use a sharp object as a replacement

• Cover the optical sensor with a marker or sticky note

• Stop using the board until it is found

• Use a different color pen

What material are the pens made from?

• Metal

• Plastic

• Wood

• Glass

Which cables are needed to connect the board to a computer and projector?

• HDMI and Ethernet cables

• Audio and power cables

• Fiber optic and coaxial cables

• USB and VGA video cables