From Glencoe, some IWB looking mathematics manipulatives including color counters, algebra tiles, protractors, ruler, etc. that can be manipulated either on the computer of on the IWB screen.

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Multimedia search tool. Interesting but it may not be totally safe for classroom use. Would be interesting to use with an IWB because of the multimedia experience.