I have an ipad question too. Does anyone know if it's possible, with the right
connections, to set up an ipad to work with a Smart Board? I have an iPad 2
(my own personal one, not a school one) that I would LOVE to use at work
(instead of my OLD laptop that the school signed out to me.) I'm
Mm sounds like a brilliant plan. I'm going to look into it!!!
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Here's what I found out about ipad and smart boards. I don't have an ipad so I
can't try this out.
From : http://www.ehow.com/how_7665243_connect-ipad-smart-board.html
Instructions
Things You'll Need
* LogMeIn
*Ignition
*iPad application
Connect to your wireless Internet
Social Studies Apps * Historical Documents * Constitution - Contains full text
of U. S. Constitution with additional notes for each Article; Also includes
brief biographical information on signers of the Constitution. (Free) *
Declaration - Contains full text of the Declaration of Independence
Yes, there are aps that you can download to make your hand-held devices
interactive with SMARTboards.
On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 6:56 AM, Dluhos Sara (31R024)
sdlu...@schools.nyc.gov wrote:
I have an ipad question too. Does anyone know if it's possible, with the
right connections, to set up an
I heard about an app called Air Sketch which talks to the SmartBoard. We
have android devices, so it wasn't available for us. I'm not sure if and
how it works, but you might check it out.
Diana
Mt. Vernon, IL
On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 6:56 AM, Dluhos Sara (31R024)
sdlu...@schools.nyc.gov wrote:
There is an adapter called a dongle you can purchase for about 35 dollars. This
allows your iPad to use the projector. However, there is no way to have your
smart board become a touch pad like the iPad. I connect my iPad to the
projector with the dongle, and pass around the iPad, so each child
You can download the SplashTop App on the iPad and download the SplashTop
software onto your computer, and then you can control the computer (and
thus, the SmartBoard) with your iPad. I haven't played much with it, but it
works fine, except for a little lag time between what you do on the iPad
and
If you hook your Ipad to a projector it does not mirror the screen like a lap
top does. You are very limited as to what you can project. You can't project
a standard app. You can only project things purchased through Itunes and the
IWork Apps.
Therese
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