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Proprietary Board Software Vs Open Standards
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Paul McMahon Feb 2.
Anyone know of research into the use of PC Tablets and Wireless Projectors?
Started Jul. 5, 2008
Anyone know of sources of good reflective posts on EWB use in Secondary?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by someonelikeme Aug. 8, 2008.
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G'day Paul,
Sorry for any confusion... I know what you mean by drowning in social networks. :-)
The Ning I set up over at the IWB Revolution is not meant to undermine or even compete with this one set up by the good folk at IWB Net. This communi...
Hi Paul, the IWBNet Ning was created last year to provide a network for presenters and delegates that attend our IWB conferences as well as anyone else interested in IWBs. The advantage of our Ning is that the contributors have probably met and wi...
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 ...
Hi Chris,
Good to know you are still alive. I have made some comments on your blog posts but had not heard directly from you in a long while. Guess we are both busy!
Firstly, I am very interested in getting a copy of the book when it is released...
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- What is your email address?
- pmc@learningsolutions.com.hk
- What type of interactive whiteboard/s do you use in your teaching?
- IP Board (called lots of different things in importing countries such as AV Media Board in Australia)
Also do a lot of work on Smartboard and Onfinity board. Less on Promethean.
- How many years have you been teaching?
- 25
- How many years have you been using an interactive whiteboard?
- 5
- What is your current school?
- Lots! I consult.
- What year level/s do you currently teach?
- K-12
- What subject areas do you currently teach?
- All
- What are your special areas of interest in teaching/education?
- 1:1 programmes, Innovative Technology programmes, Web2.0 applications, Wireless projectors and Tablet PCs
- List three areas in which you would like to improve your IWB skills
- Want to get more fantastic apps for the classroom.
Want to see more ways to engage students.
Want to see less wow factor and more student involvement activities.
- What specific assistance in using an interactive whiteboard would you like to seek from other network members?
- Lots of case study comments about how the boards have been adopted into the curriculum.
- What specific services would you like the network administrator to include on this network?
- Support for us to share links and ideas.
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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
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 on March 9, 2009 at 2:33pm — 3 Comments
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- At 7:45pm on November 4, 2008,
Peter Kent said…
- Hi Paul,
The presentation is not online, but is based on the book I wrote.
The easiest way to get the book is online, go to http://www.macmillan.com.au/primary/ and then search on the terms 'Kent' or 'Interactive Whiteboard'
Regards,
Peter.
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