Using
your school's new Mimio
This year, the special education department purchased
a Mimio, laptop and projector for each school. A Mimio is a portable
device that turns any whiteboard into an interactive whiteboard. Training on
how to set up and use the Mimio was provided and the equipment was released
to the schools.
Shonda Warthman is a 5th grade teacher at James Lane Allen
that has eagerly embraced the Mimio in her classroom. She has worked closely
with special education resource teacher, Andrea White, to begin using the
Mimio on a daily basis to aid both her mainstream and identified students.
Mrs. Warthman primarily uses the Mimio to record
class
notes. She then prints out the notes for students that need them. She also
uses the Mimio to review information for upcoming tests. Because her notes
are saved (and not just erased from the board), she can pull up pertinent
screens. She also uses the play back feature to play through her notes as
they were recorded to help students recall important information.
If you would like more information in using the Mimio in
your classroom, contact your technology
resource teacher.
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