• Skip to main content

John Hendron

Director of Innovation and Strategy

promethean

Protected: Interactive Promethean

by John Hendron · Feb 28, 2013

This content is password protected. To view it please enter your password below:

Filed Under: General News Tagged With: promethean, tei, training

Interactive Websites

by John Hendron · Aug 31, 2012

What’s an interactive website? Typically, it’s one that’s based on Flash-based “applets” that works well on an interactive white board. This post is for teachers who use Promethean boards.

  • SMART Board Websites
  • Interactive Math Websites

If you have a favorite list of websites for use on an interactive whiteboard (or even one favorite) leave it in the comments!

Filed Under: Learning for Teachers Tagged With: promethean

Busy Day

by John Hendron · Nov 16, 2011

On Tuesday, I worked with teachers at BES on learning about the iOS devices just delivered to their schools. We looked at the ebook I published here on my blog, explored some apps, and I answered questions for teachers

bes_ipads

Then it was on to GMS to check-in with Bea, leading a session on using Activotes with our middle school teachers. Ms. Parker from GHS joined the group. Votes have already gone out to participants to begin using these response devices in the classroom in conjunction with online activities and with Promethean flip charts.

gms_pd

Filed Under: General News Tagged With: iOS, pd, promethean

Registering Activotes…

by John Hendron · Mar 9, 2010

Matthew Barfield has published some informative Promethean vodcasts… check them out!

Filed Under: Learning for Teachers Tagged With: promethean

10 Things about Promethean…

by John Hendron · Feb 1, 2010

I came across this list of “10 things” about Promethean boards via Twitter. (I could of course take the liberty of telling you how useful a tool Twitter is, but then that wouldn’t be the point of what I sat down to write. But it is a great tool.)

The ten things aren’t particularly profound revelations, as they are things I already instinctually knew about our Proboards. However, they got me thinking about them in a new way, and doing things like tracing you hand were things I’d never even tried. Perhaps the list will inspire you to think about your board in a new way!

Filed Under: Learning for Teachers Tagged With: promethean, twitter

Sketchfu

by John Hendron · Jan 27, 2010

sketchfu

Teachers: do you like to draw? This simple-to-use, Web 2.0 drawing tool called Sketchfu may be for you! Unlike the Promethean board, you can play-back your drawing in real (or speedy) time! There’s also a wiki set up with lesson ideas for teachers!

Check out my drawing of a simple atom.

Filed Under: Learning for Teachers, Resource of Interest Tagged With: promethean, sketch

New Promethean Resources

by John Hendron · Nov 13, 2009

I’m in the process of designing Promethean flipcharts for Levels 3-5 with Bea’s help. I am also running into some interesting locations online for flipcharts, and have added them to our Promethean wiki page. Included are flipcharts on word study and a Ning group that’s dedicated to Promethean resources like high school math, and K-5.

Filed Under: Learning for Teachers, Resource of Interest Tagged With: promethean

Next Page »

This is a blog by a Goochland County Public Schools Employee. © 2021 Goochland County Public Schools · PO Box 169 &middot Goochland, VA 23063 · (804) 556-5623

  • iOS Apps Request
  • About John