Interactive whiteboards

	Interactive whiteboards Interactive whiteboards are used with a computer and projector to create up to a 100-inch touch screen display. Digital whiteboards information. Whiteboard comparison charts Integral whiteboard and projector mounted on a wall frame with audio are also options.
	Interactive panels when connected to your desktop computer or laptop and a projector, allow you to face your audience whilst you control, edit and annotate computer applications directly from the interactive panel. Smaller A5 wireless tablets can be passed to individual members of the audience to control the computer without leaving their seat. A6 USB pads help teachers prepare lessons away from the whiteboard.
	Interactive voting systems Teachers ask or display "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" style questions, mock exams, quizzes etc. on a TV, whiteboard, monitor or projection screen. Students answer via individual infra-red handsets. The answers are wirelessly sent to the voting system which instantly marks and analyses answers, freeing teachers from paperwork marking and encouraging class interactivity.
	Digital computer projectors Computer projectors by manufacturer include: 3M, Acer, Benq, Canon, Epson, Hitachi, HP, Iiyama, Infocus, JVC, Mitsubishi, NEC, Optoma, Panasonic, Sahara, Sony, Taxan and Toshiba. Projector comparisons
	Interactive whiteboards accessories Accessories for digital interactive whiteboards include electronic pens, markers, erasers, copyboard rulers, floor stands, wall mount brackets, transport cases and replacement interactive surfaces.
	Copyboards Copyboards are similar to interactive whiteboards but do not require an LCD projector and can be used either stand alone or with a PC.
	Portable interactive whiteboard systems Portable device that attaches to standard whiteboards to give an interactive surface. A low cost option to make use of existing standard whiteboards. Unlimited user licenses means you can move the portable conversion system from classroom to classroom. Available cable or wireless. Best known in the UK are eBeam and Mimio.
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