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Read on for how to set up a smart board. Make sure your data projector is working. This doesn't include instructions on using the software.

  1. find a good spot in your classroom to put the smart board. When you found a place, lock wheels so the board doesn't move around.
  2. this ensures than the smart board won't move anywhere when the students touch it.
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  3. Tighten up the screws to ensure safe connection. The smart board does not have an AC adapter but plug your laptop in the wall.
  4. Push the power button on your projector.[1]
  5. Plug the square part of the USB to the other cable attached on the bottom right of the smartboard.
  6. The projector and computer is cycling through display mode for the projector screen.
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    Most smartboards come with a black holder. You drill it into the wall (if it's a permanent smartboard), then put the smartboard over the holder.
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    What are the specs for a Smart Board, so I can get power to the speakers?
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    The specifications depend on the model and setup. Typically, Smart Boards require a compatible power source for the speakers, which may connect via an integrated system or separate audio ports.
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Things You'll Need

  • Data Projector.
  • Smart board
  • Special pens.

References

  1. ↑ Mitch Harris. Consumer Technology Expert. Expert Interview

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This article was co-authored by Mitch Harris. Mitch Harris is a Consumer Technology Expert based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Mitch runs his own IT Consulting company called Mitch the Geek, helping individuals and businesses with home office technology, data security, remote support, and cybersecurity compliance. Mitch earned a BS in Psychology, English, and Physics and graduated Cum Laude from Northern Arizona University. This article has been viewed 74,609 times.
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