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An interactive whiteboard is a piece of hardware that looks
much like a standard whiteboard but it connects to a computer and a projector
in the classroom to make a very powerful tool. When connected, the interactive
whiteboard becomes a giant, touch-sensitive version of the computer screen.
Instead of using the mouse, you can control your computer through the
interactive whiteboard screen just by touching it with a special pen (or, on
some types of boards, with your finger). Anything that can be accessed from
your computer can be accessed and displayed on the interactive whiteboard, for
example Word documents, PowerPoint presentations, photographs, websites or
online materials.
read more at website IWB solution
Classroom applications for using interactive whiteboards
include:
· Multimedia
lessons and presentations including audio and video
· Collaborative
problem solving
· Showcasing
student projects and presentations
· Virtual
field trips
· Recorded
lessons that can be used by substitute teachers
· Documentation
of student achievement
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