Interactive White Boards

Promethean’s Interactive Whiteboard and related instructional products

November 22, 2009

The 4th post in a series in which we have been learning about Interactive Whiteboards for the classroom. Three weeks ago I started this effort with a post in which I researched market leaders and confirmed that the ubiquitous SMART Board is the clear market leader (with about 50% market share). Of the many other manufacturers that split [...]

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PolyVision ēno whiteboards: A great alternative to the SMART Board

November 15, 2009

The third post in an ongoing series on learning about Interactive Whiteboards in the classroom. I enjoyed learning about the SMART Board products while writing last week’s post. This week, I had the opportunity to enjoy a demonstration of a PolyVision ēno Interactive Whiteboard. The product was demonstrated by PolyVision Territory Manager Dennis Guidera and Educational Specialist Amy [...]

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9 insightful videos about using SMART Boards in the Classroom

November 8, 2009

The 2nd post in a series focused on learning about Interactive Whiteboards in the Classroom. Last week we kicked off this series by learning the basics about what an interactive whiteboard is, and researched which brands are the most popular today. After discovering that the SMART Board brand from Smart Technologies controls more of the marketplace [...]

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Learning about Interactive Whiteboards for the Classroom

November 1, 2009

Examining the “State of the SMART(board)” in education. Back in April, I researched and blogged about interactive whiteboard tools that are available as online applications. These are great tools for the classroom that are quick and easy to implement, and best of all, they are free or low cost. However, the functionality available with these applications is only a fraction of that [...]

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Another great example of blogging and other tech uses in the Classroom

May 27, 2009

Today’s “mid week update” is a follow up this week’s post about Blogging in (and out of) the Classroom. I just came across this web article about teacher Buzz Garwood, who is putting technology to great use in his 6th grade classroom, and I wanted to share it with my readers. Here is a link to the web post: http://www.pe.com/localnews/rivcounty/stories/PE_News_Local_W_wbuzz24.4b88f7b.html, and here is a nice excerpt from it:

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Mid Week Update!

April 16, 2009

Now that this blog has been up for a few months and readership has been growing, I’ve been getting more feedback (here and on related sites) about topics I am posting about. Of course, this is great, as the dialogue and sharing of knowledge and ideas is a big part of what I’m looking for! With this growing stream of feedback, it probably makes sense to do a brief “midweek update” to share observations (especially those that come to me from sources other than comments on the postings here). I’ll keep them real brief – no thorough reviews, just a little info.

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Interactive (online) Whiteboards – Part 2 of 2

April 13, 2009

As promised last week, this week I am going to finish up this two part series about online interactive whiteboards by taking a brief look at ImaginationCubed and a more in depth look at Dabbleboard (these were the more impressive of the four offerings I found last week, and Dabbleboard is the more complete offering).

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Online Interactive Whiteboards

April 6, 2009

I just completed a survey of faculty at my institution in which I asked which emerging internet technologies they would most like to learn more about. The top two topics selected were “Video Streaming and/or Podcasting (TeacherTube, etc.)” and “Interactive Whiteboards (web based)”. Since I happen to have covered TeacherTube and other YouTube alternatives for education and Podcasting in March, I am going to take a look at the number two topic, interactive whiteboards, this week and next.

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