BENQ

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 * Overview
 * [[file:BENQ Point Draw.pdf]] || [[file:BENQ Point Draw Page 2.pdf]] ||
 * [[file:BenQ QDraw User Manual.pdf]] ||  ||

===**Jason Bales, Tech Facilitator from Harris Creek, created a glog that has five short videos on the basics of setting up and using the BenQ projectors.**===

__** Useful Interactive Sites to Use With the BenQ: **__
 * MrNussbaum.com was developed with the idea that crucial concepts, themes, ideas, and fact sets taught in the classroom can be enhanced over the internet through interactivity.
 * Sheppardsoftware.com PreSchool to Adult - hundreds of learning activities in all core subjects
 * Into The Book - (//[]////) Into the Book// is a multimedia package designed to improve students' reading comprehension, as well as their ability to think and learn across the curriculum.
 * Wonderville - interactive science games and lessons
 * Scrumblr - a virtual 'corkboard' or 'sticky-note board'
 * The Learning Box - some hands on interactive learning activities
 * Diagram.ly lets students create mind maps, diagrams and flowcharts in a very simple, straightforward way, and has lots of tutorials. No registration or account required! Students can save diagrams to their desktop.
 * The BBC has put together a great interactive presentation about rocks. They explain how rocks are formed in a very engaging, kid-friendly manner, and kids will enjoy the narrator's British accent.
 * Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection is a fantastic collection of different brain-teaser games. These types of games really work the higher-order thinking skills and problem solving skills.
 * The National Library of Virtual Manipulatives []

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