Seven Wonders of the Whiteboard Challenge - 188 views

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  #1 Jess McCulloch on 05 Aug 08

   

  Are you using an IWB regularly but know you could use it better?Are you new to using an interactive whiteboard (IWB)? Have you used one for ages but want some other ideas? Then you are invited to join the Whiteboard Challenge!
  
  Whiteboard Challenge Wiki
  
  The aim of this challenge:
  To improve the use of interactive whiteboards in the classroom and to stimulate more discussion about how they can best be used.
  
  What the challenge involves:
  
  This Interactive Whiteboard Challenge will run for 7 weeks initially, starting on Monday August 11th. Each week there will be a new task set by someone who is an experienced whiteboard user. They will present their challenge in whatever way they like - it might be a short video, a screen cast a podcast. You then need to go and use whatever they have presented in your classroom that week. Record your efforts and write a blog post about how you went. At the end of the challenge you will have 7 blog posts about your whiteboard practice, and lots of other blog posts on similar topics available to you to read. Title your blog post 'Whiteboard Challenge Week 1' etc or something very similar so it is easy for others to identify your post.
  
  For more info and to sign up, go to the Whiteboard Challenge Wiki

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Are you using an IWB regularly but know you could use it better?Are you new to using an interactive whiteboard (IWB)? Have you used one for ages but want some other ideas? Then you are invited to join the Whiteboard Challenge! <br /> <br /> <a href="http:" rel="nofollow">Whiteboard Challenge Wiki</a> <br /> <br /> The aim of this challenge: <br /> To improve the use of interactive whiteboards in the classroom and to stimulate more discussion about how they can best be used. <br /> <br /> What the challenge involves: <br /> <br /> This Interactive Whiteboard Challenge will run for 7 weeks initially, starting on Monday August 11th. Each week there will be a new task set by someone who is an experienced whiteboard user. They will present their challenge in whatever way they like - it might be a short video, a screen cast a podcast. You then need to go and use whatever they have presented in your classroom that week. Record your efforts and write a blog post about how you went. At the end of the challenge you will have 7 blog posts about your whiteboard practice, and lots of other blog posts on similar topics available to you to read. Title your blog post 'Whiteboard Challenge Week 1' etc or something very similar so it is easy for others to identify your post. <br /> <br /> For more info and to sign up, go to the <a href="http:" rel="nofollow">Whiteboard Challenge Wiki</a></div>

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  #2 Alison Hall on 08 Aug 08

   

  Hi Jess - congratulations on taking the initiative! Sounds like a great challenge and there are already some wonderful ideas for each week! Big big pat on the back :)
  
  
  Jess McCulloch wrote:
  > Are you using an IWB regularly but know you could use it better?Are you new to using an interactive whiteboard (IWB)? Have you used one for ages but want some other ideas? Then you are invited to join the Whiteboard Challenge!
  >
  > Whiteboard Challenge Wiki
  >
  > The aim of this challenge:
  > To improve the use of interactive whiteboards in the classroom and to stimulate more discussion about how they can best be used.
  >
  > What the challenge involves:
  >
  > This Interactive Whiteboard Challenge will run for 7 weeks initially, starting on Monday August 11th. Each week there will be a new task set by someone who is an experienced whiteboard user. They will present their challenge in whatever way they like - it might be a short video, a screen cast a podcast. You then need to go and use whatever they have presented in your classroom that week. Record your efforts and write a blog post about how you went. At the end of the challenge you will have 7 blog posts about your whiteboard practice, and lots of other blog posts on similar topics available to you to read. Title your blog post 'Whiteboard Challenge Week 1' etc or something very similar so it is easy for others to identify your post.
  >
  > For more info and to sign up, go to the Whiteboard Challenge Wiki

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hi Jess - congratulations on taking the initiative! Sounds like a great challenge and there are already some wonderful ideas for each week! Big big pat on the back :) <br /> <br /> <br /> Jess McCulloch wrote: <br /> > Are you using an IWB regularly but know you could use it better?Are you new to using an interactive whiteboard (IWB)? Have you used one for ages but want some other ideas? Then you are invited to join the Whiteboard Challenge! <br /> > <br /> > <a href="http://whiteboardchallenge.wikispaces.com" rel="nofollow">Whiteboard Challenge Wiki</a> <br /> > <br /> > The aim of this challenge: <br /> > To improve the use of interactive whiteboards in the classroom and to stimulate more discussion about how they can best be used. <br /> > <br /> > What the challenge involves: <br /> > <br /> > This Interactive Whiteboard Challenge will run for 7 weeks initially, starting on Monday August 11th. Each week there will be a new task set by someone who is an experienced whiteboard user. They will present their challenge in whatever way they like - it might be a short video, a screen cast a podcast. You then need to go and use whatever they have presented in your classroom that week. Record your efforts and write a blog post about how you went. At the end of the challenge you will have 7 blog posts about your whiteboard practice, and lots of other blog posts on similar topics available to you to read. Title your blog post 'Whiteboard Challenge Week 1' etc or something very similar so it is easy for others to identify your post. <br /> > <br /> > For more info and to sign up, go to the <a href="http://whiteboardchallenge.wikispaces.com" rel="nofollow">Whiteboard Challenge Wiki</a></div>

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