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Nov 12 2012

Two min. Tech. tip #7 – Using Spotlight Tool

Purpose: In a distracting world (and computer screen for that matter) this SMARTnotebook tool allows you to focus student attention on a particular part of the screen or window.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRibDkd9Nmk

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