Wii Remote Multi-Touch Interactive Whiteboard
Yah, it sure is alot to say. How about WRMTIWB? ;)
Anyway....
I first ran across Johnny Lee's wonderful videos over the summer (why did it take me so long to see them?!) and ever since I have been dying to try out the system. I use a Tablet PC (IBM x61) and a digital projector all day every day, but I would love to add in the ability to have my students (and myself at times) directly manipulate my projected computer screen (usually OneNote).
My department has agreed to pay for the needed parts so I went out and bought everything I think I need. You can read about what I ordered right here.
My questions for all of you are:
1) If you've used a WRMTIWB in your classroom, how did it go? What have you used it for? What do you like most about it? What do you like least?
2) What tips do you have for the initial setup?
3) What's one thing we should definitely do once we have everything setup?
Anyway....
I first ran across Johnny Lee's wonderful videos over the summer (why did it take me so long to see them?!) and ever since I have been dying to try out the system. I use a Tablet PC (IBM x61) and a digital projector all day every day, but I would love to add in the ability to have my students (and myself at times) directly manipulate my projected computer screen (usually OneNote).
My department has agreed to pay for the needed parts so I went out and bought everything I think I need. You can read about what I ordered right here.
My questions for all of you are:
1) If you've used a WRMTIWB in your classroom, how did it go? What have you used it for? What do you like most about it? What do you like least?
2) What tips do you have for the initial setup?
3) What's one thing we should definitely do once we have everything setup?
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Permalink Reply by Mauritz Kotze on -
Check out this blog http://theinnovativeeducator.blogspot.com/
Helpful when using a whiteboard.
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