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article - These interactive whiteboards allow teachers to create exciting lessons that reach students with different learning styles and needs. SMARTBoards provide students with large visuals and an opportunity to interact with a computer easily.

This is an article about how using SMART Boards helps students and teachers in special education classrooms.

My Livebinder created for a presentation about using a Smartboard within a special education classroom. It contains helpful tips and websites about getting started using a smartboard with students with special needs

A Livebinders - resources useful integrating interactive whiteboards in special education by @techieteacher

The following websites have been reviewed and recommended for classroom use by the 2010 Special Education Research and Development Team. Information presented from general SMART Board sites to site that work well with the SMART Board.

Information about the features of SMART Board interactive whiteboards that can help students who have special learning needs, such as hearing impaired, mobility limited, dyslexia, ADHD, Autism, ELL learners, and reading and writing comprehension.

This is a site with many different educational activities that students with severe disabilities, autism, and even mild disabilities can learn from and enjoy.

This is a website created by a former special ed technology integration teacher - from site "This site was created as a resource for teachers, students, and parents to utilize in order to reinforce topics discussed in the classroom. This site is updated weekly as I obtain new information and resources. You will find many websites all separated by subject area. "

comprehensive list of sites that work with IWB, blog by 2 special ed teachers @teachntech00 and @techieteacher

Boardmaker is a software package that has thousands of lessons to use on the Smartboard made by special educators.