RSS feed for dougbelshaw.com/blog

How to use your interactive whiteboard more effectively

Welcome back!
Feel free to suggest topics for me to write about using the Suggestions? tab to the right or use Formspring to ask me random stuff. Check Doug's FAQ first!

Tom Barrett, inspirational primary teacher and Assistant Head in Nottinghamshire, England, had a great idea recently. Using the collaborative features of Google Presentations, he invited educators from around the world to contribute their tips and ideas for using your interactive whiteboard more effectively. Here’s what they’ve come up with (so far!)

View a larger version here. Do get in touch with Tom if you’ve got another tip you can share! :-)

Reblog this post [with Zemanta]

Possibly related posts:

Comments
Comment from Elaine Talbert - 26 August 2008 at 7:52 am

Wow, thanks for this, huge collection. I’ll need some time to peruse.

Colleagues using IWB’s will love it.

In NSW, we are doing a “Connected Classrooms” rollout that includes IWBs, any ideas are of great value, especially using google tools to collaborate.

Elaine

Comment from Doug Belshaw - 26 August 2008 at 7:55 am

No problem, Elaine. The thanks, of course, should go to Tom and his collaborators! :-D

Pingback from elearnr: what have I been up to? at dougbelshaw.com - 11 December 2008 at 8:05 pm

[...] How to use your interactive whiteboard more effectively [...]

Pingback from ICT in Practice Meeting 1 – Unlocking the potential of your IWB « ICT Across the Curriculum - 13 January 2009 at 5:11 pm

[...] trying out some of the tips and tricks you saw in today’s session, have a look through this presentation for some more ideas (some of them you will have already seen in practice!). The presentation has [...]

Write a comment












blog comments powered by Disqus
Work with me
uncopyrighted
Bluehost FTW!