The Magic Table Reveal

Tables, introduced in Notebook 10, have proven to be a great tool for teachers to create simple activities.  Recently TeqSmart discovered a new way to  use them…

Watch this video to learn the secrets behind the Magic Table Reveal!

If you are having trouble viewing the video you can also view it on YouTube.

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9 Responses to “The Magic Table Reveal”

  1. Marlena Says:

    Groovy! That’s the coolest thing I’ve seen using tables.

  2. Kilgore Says:

    Holy hidden answers, Batman, that was amazing . . . just watched the video, tried the technique and tada, it WORKED!

    So, I have one question. How did you create the “Bat” shape . . . did you use the shape pen?

    Thanks so much for sharing! You guys really do care!

  3. CReyes Says:

    This is really cool! I hope you guys post more little tricks like this in the future!

  4. Sharon Bunting Says:

    Love the creativity of this blog! Way to add the Queen music in the background :-)

  5. C. Vassalotti Says:

    Cool video! How’d you add the pictures to the shapes (in the second example)? When I double-click on the shape, and try to paste a picture in, it doesn’t work. I was able to reproduce the first example.

  6. James Hollis Says:

    David, Please contact me in regards to this video.

    Thanks,

    James Hollis
    Teachers Love SMART Boards
    Teacher Online Training

  7. Joe Says:

    Hola C. Vassalotti and thx for the question. So, as you may know a page background, a table cell, and a shape will all accept an “image fill”. Select any one of these objects and then click/touch on the “Properties Tab.” With “Fill Effects” selected, at the top of the Properties Tab, one may now select the “Image fill” radio button. Once this is done you may click/touch the “browse” link in the bottom left hand side of the blue Image Fill window and navigate to the image you would like to use.

    So, two things to keep in mind. 1st . . . you must use different shapes. There is a glitch w/in NBX that will force all shapes of the same type to be filled w/ the same image!
    2nd . . . An “Image fill” of a table cell can create another dramatic effect. Play around w/ it and I’m sure you will come up w/ many ideas.

    All the best!
    The TeqSmart Team

  8. C. Vassalotti Says:

    Thanks Joe.

  9. D Jones Says:

    My Students are going to love this.

    THANKS

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