MSP2 Tech Talk IWBs Sept 2009

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Interactive whiteboards are computer input systems that allow users to control their computer from a board in front of a group. They come with software packages for creating interactive presentations and licensing that allows every computer in the building to access materials. Studies show gains of up to 29% for students when experienced teachers use interactive whiteboards for two years, 75% of the time in class, with proper training. The document provides strategies, additional links, and discusses differences between board and mimio systems.

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