[senit] smart notebook and feedback

A couple of thoughts. You can use Notebook to

David

May be a bit obvious but you seem to be talking about what I refer to 
as 'magic box' activities. By layering items you can make pictures 
dragged onto an area/shape/picture only appear if they are meant to be 
there. You could attach a sound reward to the items to reinforce a 
correct answer.
If you email me off list I can send you an example and instructions 
explaining how to do this. 

Anne-Marie Medhurst
ICTCO (Primary)
Milestone School

----Original Message----
From: davidfettes3 at yahoo.co.uk
Date: 28-Mar-2008 21:14
To: <senit at lists.becta.org.uk>
Subj: Re: [senit] smart notebook and feedback

hi Sally, yes that's an ingenious idea, will try. I
use chooseitmaker 2 for verbal comprehension mainly as
the show prompt option which allows matching is at the
side and not clearly separated from the options above
-ege by a line- and gets mistaken for an option
itself. how do you use it for sorting? Some years ago
I thought i saw someone using smart notebook with a
dropzone +feedback- it was at bett and had a shopping
trolley which only the correct items went in. maybe it
was a flash app in smartnotebook and not notebook
itself.
cheers
David
--- Sally Paveley <sallyp at advisory-unit.org.uk> wrote:

> A couple of thoughts.  You can use Notebook to
> create activities where it is 
> impossible to drag an incorrect object by locking
> any objects that you don't 
> want to be dragged.  You could add a sound to such
> an object but this could 
> make it rewarding.
> 
> ChooseIt Maker 2 is great for matching/sorting
> activities.
> 
> Sally Paveley
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> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "david fettes" <davidfettes3 at yahoo.co.uk>
> To: <senit at lists.becta.org.uk>
> Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2008 12:53 PM
> Subject: [!! SPAM] Re: [senit] smart notebook and
> feedback
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> 
> > hi I assume by the absence of response that Smart
> > notebook can't be made to give these sorts of
> > feedback.  I know you can do it in flash 4 and
> above.
> > Is there a really easy program that you can do
> this
> > drag and drop with feedback in and using your own
> > pictures to sort or match?
> > David
> > --- david fettes <davidfettes3 at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> >
> >> hi does smart notebook is useful for creating
> >> matching
> >> and sorting activities. The advantage is that any
> >> items can be used and you are not limited to a
> fixed
> >> set of items. Sounds can be attached to items and
> >> specified areas. does anyone know-does it offer
> the
> >> opportunity of  feedback for matching & sorting?
> >> eg of the following types
> >>
> >> (i)non-corrective feedback like My world where
> you
> >> can
> >> set the area the item should be moved to - the
> >> dropzone , so it makes a sound when ANY item is
> >> dropped there?
> >> (ii) corrective feedback eg that certain items
> will
> >> bounce out of an incorrect dropzone?
> >> (iii)corrective feedback in that an item will
> >> trigger
> >> a sound for yes or no when it is placed in a
> >> dropzone?
> >>
> >> thanks
> >> David
> >>
> >>
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