Chris Bress is executive director of learning through technology and media for Charlotte County (Fla.) Public Schools. Three tips to make sure implementing interactive whiteboards meets today’s ...

Pete Dulany, a former high school business education teacher, is managing partner of Dulany Consulting and a senior collaborator at Educational Collaborators. When students work with virtual ...

A few days ago, I posted my thoughts on the Mimio interactive whiteboards we installed. Overall, I liked them much more than I expected and the wow factor for students and staff was actually more ...

Interactive whiteboards work as a technological follow-up to marker-boards and overhead projection screens. On these whiteboards, users can project images from computer software that they can interact ...

Interactive whiteboards resemble traditional dry-erase marker boards, but have the added functionality of touch recognition. Users can interact with computer programs, documents and images by touching ...

I’ll admit that there aren’t many topics I’m more passionate about than interactive whiteboards in the classroom. Seen as the first step towards “21st century teaching and learning,” schools and ...

In Crystal B. Corn’s high school Spanish class, students don’t spend time conjugating verbs on paper or memorizing vocabulary lists. Instead, Corn uses her interactive whiteboard every school day to ...

After the pandemic, the nationwide adoption of online high-dose tutoring was expected to address deepening educational disparities. Additionally, it gained attention for its ability to provide ...

Susan Cooper is using the book Holes with her eighth-grade language arts class. At one point in the book, a character named Stanley is carrying a character named Zero up a hill. Cooper's not much of ...

Do interactive whiteboards lead to achievement gains? Does any specific technology? Whiteboards impressed me as little more than glorified slates back when I'd first learned of them--nice tools for ...

Teachers are conditioned to tolerate a lot of abuse—it's a professional hazard—but what faculty members at Sir G. E. Cartier Elementary School in London, Ontario, went through last spring seems beyond ...