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SMART Board Innovation

This study explores the integration of SMART Boards in middle school settings to enhance student engagement and improve assessment scores. It discusses the benefits of SMART Boards and presents research findings that justify their incorporation into classrooms. Additionally, the paper addresses technical issues, barriers to implementation, and necessary professional development through training and workshops. By highlighting the importance of a supportive environment and strategic decision-making, this research aims to facilitate effective technology adoption in education.

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SMART Board Innovation

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  1. SMART Board Innovation Andres Anzaldua

  2. Need • Engaging students • Improving assessment scores • Integrating technology

  3. Research Incorporating research to: • justify the benefits of SMART Boards • minimize implementation problems

  4. Development • Technical issues • Middle school setting • Barriers • Trainings

  5. Commercialization • Budget • Diffusion • Trainings • Expectations

  6. Knowledge • Introduction and presentation of SMART Boards • Benefits • Functioning

  7. Persuasion • Create a positive attitude • Colleague speakers • Research findings

  8. Decision • Research • Advantages and disadvantages • Select academic team to implement technology

  9. Implementation • Adaptation • Professional Development • Workshops throughout the year • Support

  10. Confirmation • Evaluating adoption • Analyzing data • Continuing adaptation • Rejecting adaptation

  11. Timeline Timeline 1992 Alliance with Intel Corporation 2000 Launching of Research Assistance Program 2005 Lunching of K-12 lesson activities 2008 SMART earned second Worlddidac Award 1987 Gestation of the SMART Boards 2007 SMART earned 2007-2010 Worlddidac Award 1991 Introduction of SMART Boards 2002 Introduction of SMART Ideas Concept –mapping software 1998 Introduction of SMART Making Pro Software 2011 20-year celebration

  12. Communication Channels

  13. S-Curve

  14. Key Innovators

  15. Persuasion Strategies

  16. Key Laggards

  17. Perceived Attributes

  18. Relative Advantage

  19. Justification

  20. Key Change Agents

  21. Critical Mass

  22. Role of the Champion

  23. Closure

  24. References

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