Changing Teacher Practices with Interactive Whiteboards

August 27th, 2009 by Jason Borgen

Megan Power is a kindergarten teacher at Del Sur Elementary School in Poway Unified School District.  She says technology has changed the way she teaches and helps her to quickly make data-informed decisions about her instructional design and classroom pace.  Megan demonstrates how she uses an interactive whiteboard and a classroom response system in her kindergarten and  former 1st grade classroom.  You will be amazed how simple these tools are to use.  Megan also shares a variety of strategies you can bring to your teachers.

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3 Responses to “Changing Teacher Practices with Interactive Whiteboards”

  1. I just love the automated response systems on these whiteboards, so simple, yet so effective!

  2. An excellent insight – thanks for the video!

  3. Interactive whiteboards have revolutionised classrooms for many teachers. However, after playing around with the new LCD touch screens, they are much more responsive, colour bright, and have no shadowing from over head projectors. Wouldn’t mind one in my house!

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