| Ben Hazzard | shares | thoughts on the value of IWBs or SMARTBoards... benhazzard.com/?p=50 |
| Ben Hazzard | This was originally a comment on Wes Fryer's blog but he has not approved it (several other comments have been approved in the meantime) |
| Ben Hazzard | Wes' original post: www.speedofcreativity.org/2008/08/01/smart-technologies-whiteboard-software-new-requires-product-keys-for-installation/ |
| Ben Hazzard | looking forward to seeing your comments on this.... |
| Ben Hazzard | fyi - this is formalizing the plurking from last night where we began this discussion www.plurk.com/p/21pbv |
| n2teaching | says | your comments are similar to those made by many who understand that this is an inclusive world. Remember that these writers need readers. |
| n2teaching | says | I often wish someone would edit my work. That working alone is the part of blogging that I don't like. This posting is a good start. |
| roswellsgirl | just commented on your blog |
| n2teaching | says | Consider putting this @ beginning: Maybe ... a classroom computer is...promote that first use beyond e-mail or report card writing. |
| n2teaching | says | IMHO, the paragraph above would center the rest of your statements. This is a topic you could use with examples for posts in the future. |
| n2teaching | says | Excellent points, IMHO that I agree with...must take the teachers from where they are also. |
| gkat | says | We don't have IWBs at work. How many students can use them at the same time? |
| n2teaching | says | Yes! It is true not many can use it, but I think Ben's point is that many teachers, for good reasons, may see IWB as their tech entry level. |
| roswellsgirl | one touch at a time, but many students can use it. Groups can collaborate on a chart. All contributing at different times. Compare result |
| roswellsgirl | This can be saved, links can be added, learning can be shared in presentations or online. |
| gkat | says | Thanks, so small group collaboration and comparing results - that sounds good |
| Ben Hazzard | n2teaching you have categorized my thoughts well... and I should have put that paragraph at the top |
| Ben Hazzard | roswellsgirl I like your comments that look beyond the one touch to the greater interaction with the content, students, and technology |
| Ben Hazzard | gkat iwbs are just one technology tool, but I do believe that they have their place in classrooms for many of the reasons shared here |
| scout7 | says | I will have a SMARTboard for the first time this year. Only 2 in bldg. Hoping to inspire purchase of more. |
| scout7 | says | I will SMART lessons site to learn how to effectively use it. I consider myself a techie and am afraid I might not use it effectively. |
| Ben Hazzard | scout7 check out pdtogo.com/smart for more lessons and a weekly podcast |
| n2teaching | says | scout7 the more you use the IWB (SmartBoard tm) the more ideas you will have to use it differently. Enjoy! |
| kshelton | says | my school almost has one per room, go figure? But I think with proper PD and a good PLN the possibilities are endless |
| cfox2 | says | if you haven't seen it being used effectively then you don't know the capabilities. You need to start slow with some so they are comfortable |
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