Ceist Anseo: Are IWBs All That?

Just over 8 months ago, I published a post asking the above question, Are Interactive Whiteboards all that?  I mentioned that I encountered Interactive Whiteboards for the first time in 2002 and gave a little bit of history surrounding them.  I also published some informal findings on how teachers were using them and coming to […]

The 2009 Irish Interactive Whiteboard Survey

A lot has changed in the world of Interactive Whiteboards since 2008.  In fact, you could say the landscape has completely changed since last year.  When I gave this course for the first time, there weren’t a lot of Interactive Whiteboards to choose from in Ireland.  Essentially, you could divide your options in two; you […]

Corrections from June IWB Review

My June review sparked a few emails from some companies and some of the information I put on the review was inaccurate.  Rather than waiting for the next review, (which won’t be until late summer), I’ll use this post as a kind of appendix.  If you’ve noticed something wrong with the review, let me know […]

Interactive Whiteboard Review-May/June 2009

Anseo.net is proud to unleash its second review of Interactive Whiteboards in Ireland. Since the last review, there has been a number of new Interactive Whiteboards that have come into the market. The review is posted in PDF format and now contains two reviews: the first is based on 5 criteria, which includes software and […]

Sunday Business Post: moving shapes around a screen

Because I always have a lot to say about IWBs, this is a separate article to the main Sunday Business Post article I wrote a couple of hours ago. If you haven’t seeen the other post, basically the newspaper did a seven page sepcial on technology in education. There were 3 articles about Interactive Whiteboards, […]

Thoughts on the Sunday Business Post

Today the Sunday Business Post published a 7 page special on technologies in education. It focussed on many aspects of ICT in all three levels of education. Amongst articles of interest to me as a primary school teacher were the NCTE’s plans to roll out laptops and projectors to us all, Interactive Whiteboards, Scoilnet’s services, […]

Newstalk / GOInteractive Competition

This competition was sent to me from GOInteractive, a company that specialises in Smart Interactive Whiteboards.  This competition has nothing to do with Anseo.net so we won’t be able to respond to any questions about it. Would you like to win a SMART Interactive Whiteboard for your School or Sports Club?

ActivExpression

Voting systems for Interactive Whiteboards have been around for a few years.  I remember testing one out back in 2004 and playing an educational version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? and being mightily impressed.  The voting system had 9 numbers and an “Enter” button and by giving multiple choice questions, a group of […]