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5 Ways to Integrate Interactive Whiteboards into Classroom Lessons When students work with virtual manipulatives, there’s a sense of heightened anticipation, engagement and even a little bit of magic in the room. Many of today’s classrooms are filled with technology, but one piece that can help teachers and students bring new life to a lesson is the  interactive whiteboard  and the teaching manipulatives that it makes possible. There are numerous whiteboard manufacturers —  Epson  and  PolyVision  among them. Each whiteboard solution has advantages and disadvantages, but all have the ability to enhance curriculum, increase student achievement and allow learning activities not imaginable in a traditional classroom environment. Do you wish your  interactive whiteboards  felt “magical” in the classroom? Here are five practices to help get the most out of these devices. Get Moving Some technology coordinators don’t consider  intera...

Part 1 Setting Up Your Laptop 1 If you are using the laptop in your home, find an outlet and plug the charger in.  Laptop computers run on batteries that can deplete rapidly, especially if you're using your laptop intensively. Unless you're somewhere remote or foreign where you absolutely have to go without, it's better to leave your laptop plugged in. 2 Place the bottom part of the laptop on the table/desk you are sitting in front of.  They're called "laptops" because they can go on your lap, but that doesn't mean that it's always the best or right place. Try to find a comfortable angle for your wrists and hands - this might mean moving the laptop around until you find the best position for you. Don't place your laptop on soft, fuzzy or shaggy surfaces that can block its vents. Most laptops have fan vents located on the sides and bottom that should be left unblocked for the laptop to run. 3 Lift the lid to ope...

Part 1 Keeping Up with Friends and Family 1 Use email.  Email is a lot like regular mail and you can use it in many of the same ways. You'll need to sign up with an email service in order to get an address, though. Many email services are free and good ones include GMail and Outlook.com. When you go to check your email, you will go to the website for the service you signed up with and only the service you signed up with in order to read your mail. Email addresses don't look like street addresses. They are in a format like yourname@website.com. For example, the email to reach us here at wikiHow is wiki@wikihow.com. If your name is John Doe and you sign up with Gmail, your address could look like JohnDoe@gmail.com, JDoe@gmail.com, JohnD@gmail.com, or even something totally different like WarVet63@gmail.com. 2 Use Social Media.  Social media is a term that encompasses a lot of different kind of websites, all for connecting and communicating with other...