Different opinions about IWBs recently expressed in the Guardian:
1. Chalk one up to the whiteboard: "The drive to get interactive whiteboards into British classrooms could be missing the bigger picture."
2. Interactive whiteboards let them see the light is about the use of the IWB in EFL. This passage in particular caught my eye:
"The advantages for students may be even more compelling. The board encourages an "eyes-up", rather than "eyes-down" culture. It helps me to see that my students are with me and not lost somewhere in their own world. This has proved particularly effective with discussion activities."
3. In this school, the classroom revolution is now a reality - all 360 degrees of it
"Teachers circle the room in an experiment that could change the shape of education. And the pupils love it."
Two positive and one negative view.
1. Chalk one up to the whiteboard: "The drive to get interactive whiteboards into British classrooms could be missing the bigger picture."
2. Interactive whiteboards let them see the light is about the use of the IWB in EFL. This passage in particular caught my eye:
"The advantages for students may be even more compelling. The board encourages an "eyes-up", rather than "eyes-down" culture. It helps me to see that my students are with me and not lost somewhere in their own world. This has proved particularly effective with discussion activities."
3. In this school, the classroom revolution is now a reality - all 360 degrees of it
"Teachers circle the room in an experiment that could change the shape of education. And the pupils love it."
Two positive and one negative view.
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