SMART Board Quick Fixes / Tools for Interaction

Tools For Interaction

The SMART board is durable and should be used as an interactive tool for the students and teacher in the classroom.

You can use many different things to interact with the board as long as it does NOT have a sharp surface or leave a mark
Examples: Plastic SMART pens, finger, pointer, tennis ball, knuckle, koosh ball, etc..

Do NOT use:
Dry Erase Markers
Permanent markers
Sharp writing instruments such as ballpoint or fine-pointed pens, which can damage the surface if they’re applied with heavy pressure.
Adhesives (tape, sticky notes, sticky tack putty), because removing the tape can damage the top layer of the writing surface.

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