portable (on wheels with a matching dedicated project)and another is a 42"
LCD TV with Smartboard overlay. The later has been used on several occasions
to host meeting using GoToMeeting connecting board members from the country.
Here is some input from a teacher's point of view.
From our English Department Chair Syl Mansfield
I know nothing of the other programs, but I use the Smart Board all the time
when I am teaching poetry. Studies have proven that students learn by
doing, and I can put a poem on the smart board, and they can collaboratively
analyze it, and then they can each have a copy of the work. I model one,
and then I guide them, but when everyone can see what they are doing,
everyone wins.
I also utilize it anytime I am talking about writing, or close reading of
literature.
LCDR Mike Logan
Director of Technology
Missouri Military Academy
204 N Grand Street
Mexico, MO USA 65265
573.581.1776 ext. 428
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[mailto:ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU] On Behalf Of Curt Lieneck
Sent: Thursday, March 05, 2009 8:24 AM
To: ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
Subject: Re: Polyvision eno board - your thoughts?
If I can piggyback on this post, I'm also interested in people's
focused thoughts on SMART vs. Promethean vs. Terry's Polyvision product.
I'm looking for the best fit for our Lower School for now as teacher
interest grows. I have my own thoughts on this but am curious to hear
what others who are actually using them have to say.
I'm not looking for a wider general discussion on interactive
whiteboards or using Mimio or tablets with wireless projectors instead.
Curt Lieneck
Director of Information Technology
University of Chicago Laboratory Schools
On Mar 5, 2009, at 6:51 AM, Terry Dash wrote:
> Hi -
>
> Does any of you have experience with Polyvision eno boards --
> positive or
> negative? We are thinking about purchasing them instead of Smart
> Boards...
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Terry
> . . .
>
> Terry Dash
> Director of Technology
> The Pike School
> 34 Sunset Rock Road
> Andover, Massachusetts 01810
> ph: 978-475-1197 x6623
> fx: 978-475-3014
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