Problem statement:
When the functions of the following paths are used, the content will become blank abnormal situation:

(1) Floating toolbar > Embed browser > “Make the current web page become a tool” to the canvas.
(2) Main toolbar > Magic Box > myViewBoard Clips > “Make the current web page become a tool” to the canvas.
(3) Main toolbar > Magic Box > YouTube > Double-click a video from the search results, or drag the video out to the canvas.

Environment of software/hardware for abnormal situation:
myViewBoard Whiteboard for Windows software (v.2.36.3) when the computer hardware specification is part of the Intel graphics card mode.

Current workaround:
In settings menu, “GPU Acceleration” change to "Disable" and re-start myViewBoard software

“Make the current web page become a tool” to the canvas.

content will become blank

沒有帳號也可以使用myViewBoard, 但是有帳號可以使用完整的功能, 申請帳號不需要費用!
myViewBoard與Google, Microsoft平台有做驗證上的整合
(如果您已經有Google or Microsoft帳號可以直接登入到 myViewBoard.com)

第一步: 開啟您的瀏覽器並連結到 https://myviewboard.com
第二步: 先點右上角的下拉式選單, 選"中文"來設定語系, 右上角請點選"註冊" (如下圖)

第三步: 輸入全名, 電子郵件與設定一組密碼, 點下"我同意 myViewBoard 服務條款 與 隱私權政策" 按下一個

最後一步: 選擇一個簡單好記的名稱, 可以用在之後分享畫面的時候讓學生可以快速地知道您的分享代號

恭喜您加入myViewBoard, 開始探索科技與教學新的方式

登入到 myViewBoard.com 並開始設定您的上課常使用的功能, 幫助您節省之後需要再次設定的時間達到客製化

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Hi, you are reaching myViewBoard community, your digital whiteboard community.
The issue for installing 3rd party software on ViewSonic IFP, please ask here : https://support.viewsonic.com/en/support/home

Thank you,
Admin

@roperkins-wuesd-org
Whiteboard for Windows and myViewBoard Classroom are two products which can fulfill all requests.

Whiteboard for Windows is a digital whiteboard based on Windows 10, the writting can be saved into files and then share, teacher's image/voice and canvas can be recorded and save and share.
myViewBoard Classroom is web-based, cross platform. The writting can be saved into files and then share, teacher's image/voice and canvas can be recorded and save and share.

Please check our wiki link for more information.
https://wiki.myviewboard.com/MyViewBoard_Glossary

Thank you,
myViewBoard Support

Hi, for Whiteboard for Windows, students get to "see" the screen via 3rd party tool/platform. Have a look :
https://wiki.myviewboard.com/Live_Streaming_a_Whiteboard_Session

Also, they can participate the class in various ways (popquiz/polling/throw file), please see here.
https://wiki.myviewboard.com/Polling

Learn how to identify shapes in a fun way.

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Instructions

Objectives:

• Identify specific shapes.
• Recognize shapes in the environment.
• Create works of art using the shapes.

Activities:

Identification Activity

• Sorting: identify the defining attributes of basic shapes to determine how many sides that a triangle, rectangle, square, and circle have.
• Jigsaw puzzle: Sort real-life objects based on their similarity to the 2D shapes provided.
• Matching: Recognize shapes in the environment.

Drawing Activity

• A fun way to practice tracing shapes. Draw the shapes with a finger to move the car.

Creation Activity

• Create your train with the shapes provided.

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You've just used capillary action to clean up your mess!
What is Capillary Action?
A collection of myViewboard Originals Backgrounds- Experiment Worksheets and the templates of Capillary Action Experiment that you can download and edit for use in Hybrid Teaching/ Learning Science classes.

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Instructions

myViewBoard Originals- Capillary Action activities design based on the following learning objectives
for teachers to let students practice and participate in the class after they learned:

• Understand the differences between cohesive and adhesive forces.
• Understand how the combination of adhesive and cohesive forces causes water to rise in a thin tube (capillary action).
• How capillary action is used in the real life.

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• "Close your eyes and picture a brick wall. What is the basic building block of that wall? It is a single brick, of course. Like a brick wall, your body is composed of basic building blocks, and the building blocks of your body are cells."
  -'Intro to cells, Khan Academy'

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Instructions

Learning objectives for this activity:

• Learn the functions of the different parts of a cell
• Differentiate between the structures found in animal and plant cells.
• Use Venn diagrams to compare and contrast key organelles between animal and plant cells.

Start the lesson by playing the video to engage students’ attention and produce better cognitive and effective learning outcomes.

• Part 1 - Label: Watch the entire video prior to the next page activities.
• Part 2 – Match: Match the organelle with the correct function.
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Students draw inspirations from shapes learned in this lesson to build their own aquarium.

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Instructions

Objectives:

• Transform real-life objects into geometric shapes.
• Create works of art using the shapes.

Activities:

Identify: Use the shapes to create the sea animals.
Create: Create your home aquarium.

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Instructions

Students will learn about the main organs of the human body, in terms of their location in the body and their function.

Activities:

• Present& Participate: Know the name and shapes of organs.
• Participate: Match that organs with the correct function.
• Participate: Drag the organs and arrange where they belong. Click to see the answers.
• Gamification: spinner game to check what students learned today.

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Instructions

Objectives:

• Understand color mixing.
• Identify primary, secondary, and tertiary colors.
• Define warm and cool colors.

Activities:

• What two primary colors are mixed to make the secondary color? Use the real-life objects to see how red, yellow, and blue mix to make a new color.
• Complete the color wheel with secondary colors.
• Complete the color wheel with tertiary colors.
• Complete the color wheel and identify primary, secondary, and tertiary colors.
• Drag the warm/cool colors to the group.
• Create your own color-wheel flowers.

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Instructions

Activities in this exercise:

• Play the video to help students review their body parts. .
• Drag the words into the boxes to the matching body parts.
• Drag the images to the matching body parts.
• Spin the wheels. Students use "body parts A" to touch “body parts B” of their body. If a student makes a mistake s/he has to sit out until the next round.

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''Why are carved pumpkins called Jack O'Lantern?''
''Who is Jack? Why Carved Pumpkins?''
''What to know the history of Jack O'Lantern?''

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Instructions

This original content is starting with Video-Assisted Learning ([[MyViewBoard_Clips|myViewBoard Clips]]) to help build background and knowledge about the history of Jack O'Lantern.

Next, it’s Pumpkin Time!!! We are gearing up for engaging learning all about pumpkins. <br> These activity sheets will take you through the life cycle of a pumpkin, exploring the parts of a pumpkin and inside of a pumpkin.

Then, describing the inside and the outside of a pumpkin by using the Five-Senses Anchor Chart.

After that, students will take a picture of a pumpkin and throw it to the Whiteboard. <br>They will start to explore various science, math, and language art concepts activities in the classroom: what is the size of your pumpkin? <br> How many seeds, lines are in the pumpkin? Whether a pumpkin sinks or floats when placed in water. <br> Describe your pumpkin and draw your Jack O'Lantern face!

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Instructions

Objectives:

• Attribute emotions to colors and lines.
• Communicate feelings effectively.

Activities:

• Did you know that colors can express your emotions? Drag the color to match the emotion.
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• Use colors and lines to draw an emotional self-portrait today!

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