Interwrite SchoolPad

Miss McGinnis piloted the use of the Interwrite SchoolPad at Colton-Pierrepont.

This is a wireless device that transmits to a computer and/or an overhead projector.

Anything you write on the Interwrite SchoolPad will appear on the screen!

Miss McGinnis presents her notes standing in the middle of the room!

These notes were created in Microsoft Word and written on using the Interwrite.

A student can easily demonstrate an example for the rest of the class.

Corie graphs a line using the slope and y-intercept.

Lindsey solves a system of equations from her homework.

A blank page can be used like a whiteboard.

Tools like the highlighter can be used to point out important concepts.

Miss McGinnis shows where to plug in for “y”.

Interwrite Toolbar

Interwrite software comes with a variety of backgrounds and pictures relevant to numerous subjects.

Here are some math backgrounds.

Students really enjoy using the Interwrite!

To be fair, Miss McGinnis adapted a random student name generator to use in class.

This computer program randomly selects a student and the student’s name comes up on the screen.

Random Student Name Generator

Thank you for watching this demonstration of just some of the things that the Interwrite SchoolPad does. If you would like to see the Interwrite being used, feel free to come observe Miss McGinnis’ class.

More information about the Interwrite SchoolPad can be obtained from:

http://www.gtcocalcomp.com/interwriteschoolpad.htm