Added by Chris Betcher
A the risk of sounding like an old bloke banging on about the same old stuff, I wrote this post in response to a discussion going on over at Classroom 2.0 about IWBs. It got lost in the noise over ...
Tagged: pedagogy, interactivity, revolution, iwb
Started by Chris Betcher in General IWB Discussion. Last reply by Mary Ann 15 hours ago.
I'm not sure this point has been raised already. It seems that the iwb is known as a usefull tool with young children and in secondary schools (in France at least), but it's more difficult to find ...
Tagged: teaching, practices, school, high, pedagogical
Started by Julie Lecoq in General IWB Discussion. Last reply by Peter Kent 23 hours ago.
I'm hoping I can get a bit of conversation and participation from the group on this one... I have always considered that IWB use evolves through three reasonably distinct phases; First, starting w...
Tagged: pedagogy, iwb, newthings
Started by Chris Betcher in General IWB Discussion. Last reply by Chris Betcher Nov 17.
Hello -- and thanks in advance. We were awarded a Smart Board and the teacher also won a Samsung Doc Camera.......... but they don't seem to wish to play nice with each other. I can capture imag...
Started by Jennifer W in How To. Last reply by Chuck Schlegel Nov 17.
When I get back to my classroom on Monday, I will have an IWB waiting for me. Although I am thrilled, I am also a little intimidated--I have no idea what to do with it!! I will, of course, be doing...
Started by Cheryl Thompson in General IWB Discussion. Last reply by Chuck Schlegel Nov 17.
This is a post from my www.tweenteacher.com website. I had just seen Robert Marzano speak at the CUE conference (Computer Using Educators). I've posted before about my long journey down the Interac...
Started by Heather Wolpert-Gawron in General IWB Discussion. Last reply by Natalie Webb Nov 17.
Time for a bit of community brainstorming! Despite the probability that most of the members of this Ning are reasonably positive about the use of interactive whiteboards in their teaching, there a...
Tagged: positive, negative, iwb, podcast, discussion
Started by Chris Betcher in General IWB Discussion. Last reply by Monica O'Brien Nov 16.
My interactive white board is being installed next week and not in the gym, but my storage/yoga/pilates/weightroom space. I was wondering if there was anyone out there who may already be using one ...
Started by Andrea McCarthy in General IWB Discussion Nov 15.
Interactive Whiteboards: An Australasian Perspective A Special Issue of the Australasian Journal of Educational Technology Co-edited by Dr Michael Thomas & Dr Tony Jones Dear Everyone, We're ...
Started by Michael Thomas in General IWB Discussion Nov 10.
When I was in New Zealand at the ULearn Conference recently I was invited to contribute to Core Education's EdTalks project, where they talk to teachers about various education related ideas. For ...
Started by Chris Betcher in General IWB Discussion Nov 4.
OK, I'll be the bad guy...
The intention for creating this site was not for it to be a place that IWB vendors, hardware and software manufacturers, etc, could use to make product announcements and direct sales pitches. We've had a several of those sorts of product pitches in the last few days and I've tried to nicely point out to the people concerned that we would like to keep this site focused on its core purpose of allowing teachers to share ideas for better teaching with IWBs.… Continue
Created by Chris Betcher Mar 16, 2009 at 6:22am. Last updated by Chris Betcher Mar 15.
Ning is a terrific tool for this sort of thing. It allows blogging, discussions, media sharing and so on.
One thing it also enables is photo sharing. Originally, when I turned on the photo sharing, I was thinking it would be a good tool for showing each other some photos of how we use our IWBs in different ways. I uploaded a bunch of my own photos from various IWB situations to get the ball rolling.
I've since noticed that people are adding a few non-IWB related images t… Continue
Created by Chris Betcher Mar 11, 2009 at 10:40pm. Last updated by Chris Betcher Mar 11.
This site has been created as a place for educators to have an ongoing conversation about the effective use of IWBs in the classroom. We aim to focus on the development of good IWB use, rooted in sound educational pedagogy.
As in any community, online or offline, the usual rules of respect and cooperation apply. Play nice, be kind to each other and share your stuff. Criticise without being critical. Disagree without being disagreeable. If we all do that, life will be good.
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Created by Chris Betcher Mar 10, 2009 at 6:06pm. Last updated by Chris Betcher Mar 11.
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