ClickView and IWB Professional Development

Six of us from DHS attended professional development at TIGS this afternoon on using IWBs. ClickView was in evidence and the classroom teacher who gave us a demo was a fan of this video library. It is essential the school budgets for this next year IMHO.

Some more IWB links of interest:

http://smarttech.com/

http://www.interactivewhiteboard.net.au/

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