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For Jonathan Dakers, a sixth-grade teacher at Blind Brook Middle School, the blackboard is a relic, of no more practical value than a slide rule or ditto machine. (As posted on, New York Times, December 8, 2004) |
Ms. Stifter is most proud of implementing interactive white boards and digital video systems in the classrooms. (Reprinted with permission, The Capital, Decemeber 6, 2004) |
As the election countdown continues there's a school in Connecticut learning about the process the 'smart' way. (Reprinted with permission, WTNH Channel 8 News, November 1, 2004) |
If you haven’t been in one of the Columbia Public Schools’ more advanced classrooms lately, you’re missing out on some cool technology. (Reprinted with permission, Columbia Daily Tribune, October 28, 2004) |
Interactive whiteboards might have found their most enthusiastic early adopters among universities and school systems, but the corporate community is catching on quickly. (Reprinted with permission, Sound & Video Contractor, October 27, 2004) |
Two hundred Sympodium products create interactive learning campus. (Reprinted with permission, Guidry News Service, October 19, 2004) |
The students use a SMART Board interactive whiteboard to track the hurricanes and tropical storms in real time. This technology turns a whiteboard into a touch screen for a computer, allowing the class to view and use the same information simultaneously. (Reprinted with permission, Grand Traerse Herald, October 13, 2004) |
Although Jody Gruber, the math teacher, and the students had only been using the SMART Board [interactive whiteboard] for several weeks, they were very comfortable with this new technology. (Reprinted with permission, Courier-Post, September 30, 2004) |
Who stole the summer? Between storms and unusual cold, it's no wonder why most of us are asking Mother Nature for a refund this summer. We get an explanation from the experts. David Phillips, senior climatologist for Environment Canada, shows us this year’s weather pattern in Canada on a SMART Board interactive whiteboard. (Clip provided by Daily Planet, Discovery Channel Canada, August 23, 2004. All rights reserved.) |
The district currently has about 200 SMART Board [interactive whiteboards] installed in instructional spaces. The goal is to equip some 1,000 classrooms districtwide. (Reprinted with permission, Kings County Journal, August 1, 2004) |
The Boltinn soccer analysts outline the highlights from the English Premier League and the 2004 European Cup for their viewers using a Sympodium ID250 interactive pen display. Watch as they review recent matches and write overtop of the video highlighting plays. The coverage is in Icelandic. (Clips presented with permission, RUV-TV Iceland, August 2004.) |
SMART Technologies’ co-founders Dave Martin and Nancy Knowlton hosted an uncharacteristically large booth [at InfoComm 2004], which was buzzing with activity. (Reprinted with permission, TeleSpan Publishing Corporation, June 14, 2004) |
SMART Technologies Inc. demonstrated a new version of its Bridgit software at InfoComm in Atlanta last week, adding features and, more importantly, introducing a per-seat monthly lease rate. (Reprinted with permission, TeleSpan Publishing Corporation, June 14, 2004) |
NANA/COLT Engineering LLC uses SMART Board interactive whiteboards linked together over the Internet to assist team discussions and reduce the need for time consuming and expensive travel. (Reprinted with permission, Petroleum News, March 4, 2004) |