Interactive whiteboards are front and center in college classrooms — from edtechmagazine.com
A look at whiteboards at New York’s Touro College.
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From DSC:
We currently have 3 types of Interactive WhiteBoards (IWB’s) on our campus: Epson BrightLinks, SMART Boards, and/or an Eno Board from PolyVision.
However, the idea of using mobile interactive whiteboards is becoming increasingly popular — i.e. being able to annotate on an iPad, for example, and having everyone in the class see these annotations. I’ve seen some K-12 folks use Apple TV for this type of thing, but Apple’s multi-cast wireless protocol doesn’t work as well for us in a campus environment. I’ve also seen/heard of people using one of the following solutions listed below as well. (I wish I had more time to check each of them out, but I’ll simply list them for you here.)
- AirServer
- Doceri Desktop
“With built-in remote desktop control you can access and annotate over files resident on your Windows PC or Mac and present them to your classroom or audience when a projector is connected.” - Splashtop Whiteboard
“This app allows me to not only control my computer remotely but I am able to see my entire desktop on my iPad and then mark up over ANY text or video!” - ExplainEverything.com
- Nearpod.com
- Doodlecastpro.com
- Educreations
- Scribbeo
“Annotate video & images directly on screen” http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/scribbeo/id496099951?mt=8 - Coach’s Eye
“Annotate your video using lines, arrows, circles, squares and freehand tools.” http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/coachs-eye/id472006138?mt=8 - Ink2Go
“You can easily write on top of any other application that is currently active on the desktop, even on a running video.” http://ink2.eyepowergames.com/