5+-+Interactive+Whiteboard

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It engages the students. You can write notes on the wordmaps. You can save the wordmap to your desktop.

Practice:
Insert a word into the **search field**. Use the interactive touch screen to click on the words and definitions of your choice. Create 3-D maps:
 * Click on Settings in the toolbar at the top.
 * Select 3-D in the Display line.
 * Click apply.

How to Save Word Maps to your Desktop:
Open blank notebook page on your Whiteboard. Resize both screens so that both are in view. Press down and hold Shift, then Click to drag and drop word map to the Whiteboard. Drag definitions to the Whiteboard in the same way. Using the Whiteboard features:
 * Write notes on the wordmap.
 * Make markups when needed.
 * Save as you would any Whiteboard document.