Promethean

= = =**Active Inspire Tutorials and Handouts**=

**http://www.prometheanplanet.com/en/support/software/activinspire/**

 * http://www.prometheanplanet.com/en-us/professional-development/activtips/**


 * https://sites.fcps.org/trt/promethean_activinspire**


 * http://prometheanlearning.com/us/ (Foundation Course)**

http://sites.fcps.org/trt/sites/default/files/amy/activinspir_toolbars.pdf http://www.jcsd.k12.ms.us/tech/tlab/ActivInspire%20Manual%202009.pdf http://www.nrms.k12.nc.us/instruction_central/staff_tools/activinspire/handouts/2009%20ActivInspire%20Basic%20Training.pdf
 * Toolbar Chart**
 * Manual**
 * Manual**

http://www.scribd.com/doc/13326706/Activ-Inspire-Training-Manual
 * Self-Guided Tutorial on Scribd**

**Studies on Using IWB**
http://edorigami.wikispaces.com/IWB%E2%80%99s+and+the+development+of+pedagogical+skills


 * http://butlertech.wikispaces.com/**

1. Place the object on the flipchart page. 2. Open the resource library. 3. Switch to the My Resource Library view. Click the picture of the single person. 4. Choose a category. 5. Drag and drop the object from the flipchart to the resource library. 6. Add a name and any keywords (optional). 7. Voila! That’s it!
 * How to add an object:**

1. While in **design mode,** right-click on the flipchart page, and select **INSERT - OTHER FILE** **LINK**. 2. Select the PowerPoint file name, and click **OPEN.** 3. Choose whether the link appears on the page as **text** (the file name will be displayed), **image icon** (a small PowerPoint icon will display on the page) or **action object** (a red box outline will display, which can be stretched around any image so that when that image is clicked on during the presentation, the PowerPoint will launch). The red outline will not be visible when the flipchart is in **presentation mode.** You will have to be in presentation mode to check it unless you **enable actions** in the design mode. 4. You can also select **store file in flipchart**, which I highly recommend. It will make the flipchart bigger, but the PowerPoint file will always be with it.
 * PowerPoint and Flip Charts**

** How to Make a Scrolling Flip Chart **
Create a new custom size flipchart. Make the height longer than usual. For example, the Lenovos have a vertical resolution of 800 pixels; make the vertical resolution 3200 pixels for a flipchart that's four "pages" long. You may need to change the scale to "fit width" after setting it up. You now have a scrolling flipchart, perfect for math teachers. Thanks to Mike Baker!