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E. Free Software to Use with Your Cheap Whiteboard
2008-06-06 » The software needed for your cheap white board to work well can be downloaded from Johnny Lee´s website and from KindleLab Software at KindleLab
C. Using a Wiimote to Have a Cheap White Board in Your Class
2008-06-06 » Johnny Chung Lee has developed a method to use a Wiimote, a computer, a projector, and a USB to turn any surface (wall, desk, board, etc. ) into a cheap white board. Check his website for instructions. Wiimote used to turn any surface into a white board
C. Visit to the Virtual Classroom at Universidad del Valle de Guatemala
2008-06-04 » On June 5, 2008 we will be visiting the Virtual Classroom at Universidad del Valle de Guatemala. Please download the attached document and answer the questions. Then e-mail your answers to my school's inbox. This work is due on Mon. June 9. Enjoy your visit! Visit to the [...]
B. Promethean Devices
2008-05-31 » A company, Promethean, located in the United Kingdom is selling a series of devices that can be used with electronic boards. On the other hand, it is also sharing thousands of teaching ideas. Check this out! Which one of the posted devices would you like to work with? [...]
Have you seen the KINDLE?
2008-05-15 » Parents and teachers always worry about the weight of the books children have to carry every day. Even when the Kindle is not available in Guatemala, don´t you think it a good option to ease the burden on students' backs and shoulders? Please check these videos out! [...]
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