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When was the electronic whiteboard invented?
when they decided to invented the interactive whiteboard
When was the interactive whiteboard invented?
2013
When was the whiteboard invented?
The first whiteboard was invented in 1950 by Martin Heit. He came up with the idea while working with film negatives.
Why was the whiteboard invented?
== == Teachers who were allergic to calcium sulphate or chalk.
Who invented the interactive whiteboard?
the electronic whiteboards were invented by Geaghan Bernard, Atwood Stephen, and Sprague James.Read more: Who_invented_electronic_whiteboards
How is the whiteboard and chalkboard the same?
well a whiteboard u can use markers and a chalkboard you have to use chalk which does not erase. but they have invented some cool stuff for whiteboards. like at my school, we have a thing called a smart board by Mimio and what it does is u can put it on ur whiteboard. and then when set it up u can use ur computer from the whiteboard its pretty cool!
When were whiteboard pens first produced?
Whiteboard pens were first produced in the 1970s as an alternative to chalk for writing on whiteboards. They use non-permanent ink that can be easily wiped off the whiteboard surface.
What are the problem of whiteboard?
The corners of the whiteboard are sharp. The whiteboard cannot stand up. Some whiteboard's surface are rough. The whiteboard's surface is not smooth. The whiteboard had less space to write.
What is the possessive noun of whiteboard?
The possessive form of the noun whiteboard is whiteboard's.
What is the correct spelling for whiteboard?
Whiteboard is the correct spelling.
How do you draw on the whiteboard on Club Penguin?
I am sorry but you cannot draw on the whiteboard because... there is no whiteboard on club penguin derrr.........
What year was the interactive whiteboard invented?
Interactive whiteboards were introduced in 1991. They were invented by a company called SMART Technologies Inc., but never became as widely used as they were expected to be.
