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The TI-SmartView emulator is an easy-to-use, demonstration tool for leading the classroom instruction of math and science concepts. Based on the popular TI-84 Plus family of graphing calculators (compatible with the TI-83 Plus family), the TI-SmartView emulator complements classroom calculator use by displaying an interactive representation of the calculator, plus offers many unique instructional capabilities.
Preloaded demonstrations (scripts) help teachers increase their familiarity and comfort with graphing calculator functionality -- ideal to help those just getting started with or expanding their use of graphing calculators. Teachers can prerecord their own key press operation of the calculator for playback in class. It's easy to create, edit, play, pause, and modify delivery speed of scripts, and they can be saved on the computer for future use. |
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Features
- CBL 2 / CBR 2: Use the TI-SmartView software connected to a CBL 2 or CBR 2 data collection device to collect real world data.
- View3 Feature: Teachers can simultaneously project up to three representations of graph, table, equation, list window and STAT plot screens -- increasing student understanding of concepts and relationships (as recommended in the NCTM Standards).
- Visual Key Pressing: Using the mouse to select keys on the TI-SmartView emulator (or by pressing the keys on a USB linked TI-84 Plus or TI-84 Plus Silver Edition calculator), projected keys highlight to clearly indicate selections to the class.
- Key Press History: As keys are selected, key images and entire sequences can be projected to the class. This helps students follow along and stay on track -- important to their ultimate achievement.
- Screen Capture: Easily create and save multiple screen captures. Screens as well as Key Press histories can be copied into commonly used document software like Microsoft Word or PowerPoint.
- SmartPad Application: Now you can "drive" TI-SmartView version 2.0 emulator software using a TI-84 Plus family graphing calculator connected to your computer! Numeric entry, cursor movement, and other key presses become much more intuitive and efficient using an actual graphing calculator as a remote
- input device either instead of or in combination with your computer keyboard.
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