Interactive Whiteboards
Snapshot 01 2010 - Reflections on the use of interactive whiteboards (IWBs) in a secondary science program
In 2009 Stephen Seddon was Science Coordinator at Noble Park Secondary College, in the south-eastern suburbs of Melbourne. In 2010 he is Head of Junior School (Years 7-9) at the College. At the end of 2009 he was interviewed by Keith Redman, Editor of ANSN E-News. This Snapshot is based upon that interview and subsequent conversations.
Snapshot no 2 2009 - Adria Quinn (VIC) on Learning to Use Interactive Whiteboards
Adria is a Year 5-6 teacher at Westbreen Primary School in Victoria.
Westbreen Primary School is in Glenroy, in the Northern Metropolitan
Region of Melbourne. It is a small school, with around 250 students.
There are twelve interactive whiteboards (IWBs) – one in every
classroom, from Prep to Year 6 – and they are networked.
When I joined the ANSN IWB Hub at the start of 2008, I had little experience of using an IWB – not much more than having had a “play” with it, really.
Snapshot no 1 2009 - Dean Stafrace (VIC) on Learning to Use Interactive Whiteboards
Learning to Use Interactive Whiteboards in the Classroom
Dean was a Year 5-6 teacher in 2008, and in 2009 is Middle Years Team Leader, at Mackellar Primary School in Victoria.
Mackellar Primary School is in Delahey, a western suburb of Melbourne. We are a very multi-cultural school, with around 800 students. In 2009 they will be in 30 classes.
W.A. Interactive Whiteboard (IWB) HUB
Do you share the following goals?- investigate IWB technology as a tool for improving student learning outcomes through classroom structures.
- improve your technological knowledge and support in using IWB’s
- set up an online space where resources can be stored and shared
- increase your network of colleagues who can provide IWB support
BECTA research on IWBs
ANSN members may be interested in this article from BECTA ICT Research - What the research says about interactive whiteboards.
Report from Victorian Interactive Whiteboard project
The Victorian Interactive whiteboard project began this term with 55 teachers from 16 different schools participating. Teachers came from as far as Harrietville and Maffra to contribute to two days of professional development which included technical training as well as action planning for the use of interactive whiteboards in the classroom.
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