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IWB use by Secondary Teachers Survey

Started by MIke Carter in Research Oct 1.

6th National IWBNet Conference Ning Open 1 Reply

Started by Peter Kent in Professional Development. Last reply by Karen Yager Sep 5.

Three Top Tips 7 Replies

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I am fairly new to teaching and want to share a few thoughts. I was a programmer for the dental insurance/medical travel insurance industry before making a move to teaching. In that industry, we recently started using social networking platforms to train our employees. These networks allowed us to share ideas, images… Continue

Posted by Pat Jewett on October 22, 2009 at 1:37pm

IWB research lit. review published

The paper 'Interactive Whiteboards in educational practice: the research literature reviewed' has been made available for download here
This publication was planned as background information for the Utrecht University Summerschool course 'Using Interactive Whiteboards to supp… Continue

Posted by Ton Koenraad on September 19, 2009 at 7:58am

Join the Sixth National IWB Conference Ning at http://iwbnetaus2009.ning.com/

Posted by IWBNet on September 5, 2009 at 12:48pm

Join the Leading a Digital School Ning at http://leadingadigitalschool.ning.com/

Posted by IWBNet on September 5, 2009 at 12:46pm — 3 Comments

Difference between this ning and IWB revolution ning?

Just saw an Advertisement from Chris Betcher on Oz Teacher Net to tell folks to join the IWB revolution ning.
I thought that this ning was the one for sharing about IWB teaching ideas, resources etc.

Does anyone have a feeling for which is which and whether folks from here should be there as well?

Am I the only one who seems to be drowning in social networks?

Comments appreciated.

Paul

Posted by Paul McMahon on March 9, 2009 at 2:33pm — 3 Comments