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Lauren O'Grady

What are the stages of IWB Pedagogy? - 147 views

Interested in starting a discussion as to the stages of IWB Pegagogy and classroom practice we are seeing in classrooms. Currently through my experience in the IWB Vic trial and through working with te...

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started by Lauren O'Grady on 04 Jun 08 no follow-up yet
Lois Smethurst

IWBs and Software - 54 views

I am wondering if the software that comes with the whiteboard is important or is it the way that the teachers and students use the board. Most IWB software has some great interactive tools but do we ne...

started by Lois Smethurst on 25 Jun 08 no follow-up yet
Tony Searl

2200 IWB's in NSW Connected Classrooms - 55 views

As connected classrooms are installed by 2011 in all NSW public schools, IWB learning will see substantial growth. I am keen to learn, but never having used one I have a lot to learn. I have just s...

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started by Tony Searl on 01 Aug 08 no follow-up yet
Susan Sedro

IWB transition framework - 47 views

I'd appreciate a copy. Thanks! I have a gmail account. I'm ssedro. Trudy Sweeney wrote: > From my longitudinal research project over 18 months, I have developed a 5 stage IWB transition framework ...

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Alex Schlotzer

IWB and social studies - 45 views

It may seem strange to discuss social studies and IWBs but I recently had the pleasure of using one for my own personal interests and pursuits, namely politics. At the time I used one, it was leading ...

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started by Alex Schlotzer on 24 Jul 08 no follow-up yet
Grace Kat

Herefordshire Council, Children & Young People's Services RENEWED PRIMARY FRAMEWORK - 6 views

  • Grace Kat
     
    for Activprimary v3.0.62 or later
Susan Sedro

Infographic of the Day: It's a Small World, Afterall | Design & Innovation | Fast Company - 5 views

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    this gorgeous map. They first created a model, which calculated how long it would take to travel from a given point, to the nearest city of 50,000 people or more; the model includes rail, road, and river networks.
    Then they plotted these results on a color coded map: The brighter an area, the closer it is to a big city; the darker it is, the further out it is. (The blue lines above represent oceanic shipping lanes.)
Jo McLeay

Interactive Whiteboard Resources - 0 views

  • Jo McLeay
     
    a wiki full of resources for using IWBs
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