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INTERACTIVE CLASSROOM TECHNOLOGIES

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Terminology Interactive technology - What is it? Interactive whiteboard Smartboard Electronic whiteboard Interactive panel Interactive pen display Interactive pad

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How do they work? Four main components Computer Projector Software Display panel

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How are they used? Annotate Promote group work Promote student involvement Erase errors

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How are they used? (continued) Save / print annotations Make notes available electronically Blackboard, email Give absent students access to notes

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How are they used? (continued) Present student work to the whole class Convert handwriting to editable text Store sequences of screens for playback Note: Not all interactive technology hardware or software have the same features

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Whiteboard vs Panel WhiteboardPanel Room Size: Boards only work in classrooms small enough to accommodate all student viewing Room Size: Panels will work in any instrumented classroom. Experience: Instructor needs to write on the board like a traditional whiteboard facing board, and shadows from overhead projector may occur. Experience: The panel will replace the computer monitor on the podium. Instructor will write on the panel, facing the class, and shadows are not an issue. Software: The same software will be used for both whiteboards and panels. Functionality will be the same. Cost: Factoring all costs associated with the whiteboard - $3,900 each Cost: Factoring all costs associated with the panel - $1,700 each

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Project Schedule For consideration, submit classroom request by 5 p.m. on Tuesday, April 24 ITS will assess physical aspects of requested classrooms ITS will purchase / install new interactive whiteboards and panels for use by fall semester Provide instructor training Hardware and instructional training Training session in the fall One-on-one training available by request

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QUESTIONS? Phone: 231-6158 Email: Melissa.Stotz@ndsu.edu