These tips range from the standard to some more innovative approaches to using the ELMO in the classroom.

• Take notes on lined notebook paper during projection


• Have students show actual work samples instead of copying what they did on the board


• Go Green!  Instead of making tons of copies, just project a single copy and have students write answers on notebook paper


• When reading a book aloud, project the words and/or pictures for more easy viewing by your students. (You may need a glare protector for glossy pages)


• During science, place organisms under the camera for up close viewing


• Show the top (or side) view of a 3D shape


• Point the camera at your class so they can see how crazy they are acting

If you have other ideas or suggestions that could be added to the list, just e-mail me at info@craftyteacher.net.

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