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Contents:• What is a Smart Classroom

• Why smart classroom

• The 21st Century Learner

• The idea behind Smart Classrooms

• Equipment

• Active Learning

• Active Teaching

• Advantages

• Disadvantages

• The Smart Classroom Experience

• Research

• Development

• How to begin

• Conclusion

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What is a Smart Classroom?

• An electronically enhanced Classroom.

• Use computers ,multimedia and network

technologies.

• Also called Digital or new media classrooms.

• Interactive teachings along with the use of different types of visual

equipment

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Why smart classroom

Old Car Today’s car

Old Music player

Old way of mailing

Old teaching methods

current way of mailing

Today’s Music player

Today’s teaching methods

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The 21st Century Learner

Creative MobileMultitasking

Collaborative Producers

Hence, we need smart classrooms

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The idea behind Smart Classrooms• To Improve teacher’s effectiveness and productivity in class.

• To brings abstract and difficult curriculum concepts to life inside classrooms.

• To Make learning an enjoyable experience for students.

• To Improve academic performance of students.

• To Enable instant formative assessment of learning outcomes in class.

• To enable teachers to instantly assess and evaluate the learning achieved

by their students in class.

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Equipment• A Computer

• Internet Access

• DVD Player

• Room Speakers

• Laptop Connections for

Guest Speakers

• LCD Projector

• Projector Screen

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Active Learning• Research in the science of “learning” emphasizes the importance of requiring

students to be active inventors rather than passive recipients.

• Students can show their assignments and discuss them

• Beneficial for students with limited motor skills

• Students can have discussions and competition with other students from

different countries of the world

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Active Teaching• No need for teachers to check question papers or assignments.

• Quick response from students

• Distant teaching made possible

• Expert Teachers from all over the world can teach hundreds of students at

once

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Advantages• Interaction with students and teachers from different countries.

• Students respond well to video clips illustrating a concept –YouTube

• Students can record Lecture and Notes

• Develops interests in students

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Teaching Chemistry in a Smart Class

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Disadvantages

• Costly to integrate into schooling

• Equipment requires maintenance

• Under privilege schools do not have access to such technology

• Teachers lack training and technical difficulties

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The Smart Classroom Experience

• Smart Classrooms can enhance content and presentation

• PowerPoint presentation which reviews the major points of the lesson.

• With the computer's desktop being projected relevant Internet sites can

add variety to any lesson.

Empower students

• Student presentation using PowerPoint

• Show their assignments and discuss them

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ResearchSurvey done by

SMART® Multimedia Classrooms:

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From a survey, normal students were compared to those who were taught in a smart classroom.The same syllabus, question paper and same teachers were provided to both sides.Result clearly shows that students who studied in smart classrooms got better results every time.

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ResearchSurvey done by

SMART® Multimedia Classrooms:

In 2004, an overwhelming majority of faculty (86.8%) expressed the desire to use Smart classrooms, while 13.2% of them believed that existing Classrooms met theirrequirements.

Results

Will prefer to teach through smart classroom Satisfied with traditional teaching methods

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Development

• Smart Class technology is already widespread in western countries’ schools

• Smart Classrooms can make a positive and remarkable difference in how

teachers teach and learners learn.

• Students/Teachers prefer Smart Classrooms

• In Pakistan there are also a few smart classrooms

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OK looks interesting, how to I begin?

• Take your time adapting to this new technology

Start to use one piece at a time

• PowerPoint/Adobe pdf –give your lectures

• Add some Smart Board interaction

• Create Podcasts of your lectures

• Post them on the internet

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Conclusion

• Smart Classrooms have a positive impact on students

• Develops interests in students

• Provides more flexibility to teachers

• Unfortunately it can not be implemented all over the world.

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Thank You

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Questions?


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