Pete Dulany, a former high school business education teacher, is managing partner of Dulany Consulting and a senior collaborator at Educational Collaborators. When students work with virtual ...

During the COVID-19 pandemic, school districts across the United States received a timely infusion of funds to upgrade edtech in the classroom. As of 2023, 92 percent of K-12 schools in the U.S. use ...

Anne Rawland Gabriel is a freelance journalist who specializes in business technology. She is a frequent contributor to the CDW family of technology magazines. Like many middle schoolers, Josh Hancock ...

Do interactive whiteboards lead to achievement gains? Does any specific technology? Whiteboards impressed me as little more than glorified slates back when I'd first learned of them--nice tools for ...

Students hop out of their seats during Lonnise Gilley’s lessons as they compete to solve a geometry problem or compare the sides of color-coded shapes on the board in front of the class. As Gilley ...

As a school based technology specialist, I’m sometimes asked what I think of interactive whiteboards. Should we spend the couple of thousand dollars to buy some? Do they help students learn? Do they ...

No cutting-edge classroomis complete without one. BENJAMIN HAZZARD remembers the first time he saw an interactive whiteboard. His seventh-graders had been chattering as usual, joking around, not ...

It’s shaping up as a technological battle royale, but the fight between electronic whiteboards and projectors could determine how a generation of college students are taught. Think of the conflict as ...

Ann Leaness is an English teacher at the Franklin Learning Center in Center City, Philadelphia, and an adjunct professor at Neumann University. She is also a board member of the Edcamp Foundation.

Nothing symbolises the "digital divide" quite as much as the interactive whiteboard, or IWB. The divide is not just a gulf between the "haves" and the "have nots"; it is an ideological disagreement.