[Year 12 IPM] OT - cheaper EWB alternatives

Brendyn Hancock hancobr at nagle.sale.catholic.edu.au
Tue Aug 15 10:44:00 EST 2006


Hi All
 
What's with this big push for electronic white boards???
 
Why do we need them? They cost so much!
 
my two cents worth... :-)
 
Brendyn
 
 
 
Brendyn Hancock
IT Manager
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Nagle College
5152 6122
Bairnsdale VIC 3875 
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>>> michael at stmargarets.vic.edu.au 15/08/2006 8:23:55 am >>>


Dear colleagues 
There are calls from some quarters at my school to put electronic whiteboards in as many class rooms as possible. 
After the Business Manager recovered from his heart attack, he has asked me to investigate some cheaper alternatives. 
I have read about ways to convert standard whiteboards into electronic ones by using a special type of projector or a special gadget you can attach to a standard whiteboard. I have the brochures but ...
As anyone else used or tested such a device at their school? 
If so, what are comparative results regarding performance, visibility, ease of use etc? 
Thanks for your assistance. 
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With thanks 
Michael Torsello 
Director of Computing 
St Margaret's School, Berwick 
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