I personally believe it's an excellent alternative, if you don't have the
$$$ for a smartboard or Promethean solution. However, as with all the
interactive products, they're nothing wi/o good "flexible" software.
Our first unit was evaluated by one of our middle school Math teachers. She
was impressed by it so much, that it remained in her classroom.
I would highly recommend that any implementation of a Mimio bar be coupled
with a fixed projector. Having to calibrate before each use can be tedious
for some.
A. Popoola
Sacred Heart Schools Chicago
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 9:48 AM, Joe Frost
<Joe.Frost@phoenixchristian.org>wrote:
> Anyone Using This?
>
> http://www.mimio.com/products/mimio_interactive/index.asp
>
> I've got a salesman coming in today and would like to know more from an
> implementation perspective than sales :)
>
> Thanks,
> *******
>
> Joe Frost, MS CIS
> Director of Technology & Operations
> Department Chair Technology
> http://www.phoenixchristian.org
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