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The Whiteboard Blog: lesson starter ideas

Written by blog leader Danny Nicholson, this post reviews some quick, easy activity ideas for new IWB users that can be easily customized and adapted.…

Smartboard Goodies:

Run by elementary school teacher Amber Coggin, this blog is a collection of teaching resources, IWB or otherwise, geared at primary education…

IWB resources: games, help, lessons, and videos

This link directs to an IWB resource database with mateirals spanning a vast range of subjects, topics, languages, and age ranges…

RM Easilearn: content portal

RM provides product resources for teachers and pupils who use RM curriculum software titles, resources, and products. NOTE: this website features multiple language pages.

OER Commons: IWB resources

OER stands for "open educational resources," and contains free resources in arts, humanities, technology, maths, statistics and sciences (social, natu…

University of Cambridge: IWB dialogue

This link directs to a project lead by Professor Sara Hennessy in which the pedagogical uses and benefits of IWB technology are being studied and resources made available.

University of Cambridge: free resources

Funded by a ESRC grant, Cambridge developed and offers free lesson development resources for secondary teachers in English, maths, history and science.NOTE: this webpage has not been recently…

Digital Directions: whiteboards impact seen as uneven

In this article, Kathleen Kennedy Manzo inquires and researches the effectiveness of IWB technology overall from the perspective of teachers.NOTE: This webpage has not been recently updated.

Teaching with Smartboard: video podcast

This link directs to a video podcast covering various IWB related topics, tools and tutorials. It also has a resource section.NOTE: not all resources are available for free.

Pace, Interactivity & Multimodality: teachers use of IWB??s

This link directs to an academic, pedagogical aricle exploring the impact of IWB’s on teacher’s practices of making texts.NOTE: only the abstract and selected sections are made available…