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Interactive whiteboards were first developed in 1991 and gradually became more popular as their benefits were realized. They allow teachers and students to interact with content displayed from a connected computer. Users can manipulate the on-screen display using their hands or a pen. Teachers commonly use interactive whiteboards to display websites, software, and multimedia content for lessons. Studies show they can increase student motivation and engagement by incorporating more interactive teaching methods.














Introduces Interactive Whiteboards developed in 1991 by SMART Technologies. Discusses initial slow sales due to lack of awareness until partnership with Intel boosted popularity.
Defines Interactive Whiteboards, their usage as teaching tools, and capabilities for interaction in classrooms.
Details benefits for teachers, enhancing presentations and ICT learning, while highlighting the benefits for students, including increased participation and engagement.
Presents feedback from initial users, noting schools tested reactions and students enjoyed interactions. Highlights pros such as engagement and cons like loss of motivation.
Discusses costs ranging from $2000 for the board to $5500 for bundled equipment, and mentions government funding or grants for schools.
Lists sources for further information about Interactive Whiteboards, including links to pertinent websites.