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May 12, 2011
After seeing an IWB in use, to me it is a 'fancy' chalkboard. Am I wrong? Seems as if a teacher would use the document camera/projector more. Would someone consider it a 'fancy' overhead? I don't as you can do more (like dissecting) and show the whole class at the same time. Right? Also, does the document camera hook into a computer? If so, is a projector necessary if the computer is hooked up to a television?
Leslie
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The document camera and IWB serve two different purposes. The document camera is bsaically for teacher use, while the IWB is designed for student interactivity. Teachers who use the IWB as a glorified dry erase board are not even scratching the surface of what it can do. If it is only being used for passive teacher-led instruction and lectures, the...See More
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