Figure 16-2: Pull tabs.
Pull Tabs
Pull tabs (see Figure 16-2) enable you to store extra information around the page. You can include text, graphics, links to websites, or sound. The advantage is that if you want to include a lot of information in one page, and you don’t want to have to jump around from one page to another, you can just pull out the tab you need.
To access and play with the example shown in Figure 16-2, follow these steps:
1. Open SMART Notebook.
2. Press the Gallery tab, and select Lesson Activity Examples.
3. Select Interactive Techniques.
4. In the lower pane of the Gallery tab, scroll down until you find Pull Tab.
5. Drag the pull tab to your page, or select the arrow on the thumbnail and from the drop-down list, select Insert in Notebook.

There are many other templates in the Interactive Techniques folder. Be sure to experiment with them. Here are just a few examples:
Erase to reveal
Drag to target
Object animation
Layer and reveal
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