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How do you spell smartboards?
That is the correct spelling of the plural term "smartboards" (interactive digital whiteboards).
Are smart boards worth buying?
Smartboards are usually used in schools as an interactive tool for students. Smartboards are worth their price, they are a little more than a very expensive laptop. You should not buy one for your business, however. You should stick with a laptop and a projector.
How do smartboards work?
you take a pen and draw
Why did jaimie-lee Wilson invent the smartboards?
She felt like it
Who invented smartboards?
WELL iT WAS iNVENTED 1991 BY A GIRL BUT WHO? IT WAS JAIMIE-LEE WILSON
What is the cost of the smart boards?
Sale Price:$999.00 at http://touchboards.com/smartboards/smartSB640.asp
What is the proper name for a smartboard pen?
Smart Pen (Well at least for school/college SmartBoards)
What can a Class 2 LR36665 Transformer be used for?
In our environment they're used for Smartboards. Try googling it - its used for other things as well.
Where you can buy a smart board in classroom here at Kuwait?
Emstell.com - Is the reseller for major Smartboards in Kuwait.... Ensure you dont buy those chinese ones... checked their website and spoke to their customer care - They are offering School Management and Preschool Management Software in Kuwait and Saudi, it has Mobile Application for Parents They have developed many iphone and samsung applications also.. Thanks
What did they use the smartboard for?
Smartboards have been used for the last decade or so as a classroom aid. They are essentially giant touchscreens, allowing the teacher or a student to draw on them digitally by using one of the provided pens. In my own experience, I would say their applications are best in elementary and middle school environments, but in high school the gimmick begins to wear off and teachers just use them as flat surfaces to project on.
Why is slate used as chalkboards?
Slate's slightly coarse texture allows bits of chalk to 'stick' to board. Its foliation (process of splitting into thin sheets) allows it to be broken or cut easily into pieces ranging from a small student chalkboard - or as big as a giant chalkboard for the teacher to write on. Slate is also very durable, although now slate chalkboards are being overtaken by 'white boards' and SmartBoards.
When was To Buy or Not to Buy created?
To Buy or Not to Buy was created in 2003.
