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    • Bill KindleB
      Bill Kindle
      last edited by

      Another way that is much cheaper to do this would be to use an iPad & projector with Splashtop whiteboard.

      http://www.splashtop.com/whiteboard

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      • JaredBuschJ
        JaredBusch @A Former User
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        @Hubtech said:

        one of my first gigs 10 or so years ago was installing 40 of these in an elementary school in my home town. Prometheus Boards if i remember correctly. They were neat, teachers used them for 2-3 years. then they quit for the most part.

        I would blame that on no one thinking outside the box on how to actually use the technology in the classroom. Also, 10 years ago would have been ahead of the curve on tech in the classrooms.

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        • ?
          A Former User
          last edited by

          government grant for under privileged schools.

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          • DominicaD
            Dominica
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            How inexpensive are we talking? Also, how hard would it be to move it to another location? About the same as a flat-screen TV? Now I kind of want one for homeschool...

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            • scottalanmillerS
              scottalanmiller @Dominica
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              @Dominica said:

              How inexpensive are we talking? Also, how hard would it be to move it to another location? About the same as a flat-screen TV? Now I kind of want one for homeschool...

              The ones I use are like enormous monitors. They are basically just touchscreens.

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              • DenisKelleyD
                DenisKelley
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                For schools maybe, but for us (a Civil Engineering company) I'd have a riot if we didn't. To be honest, most of the time it is collaborative rather than markup. I personally like the good ole whiteboard myself.

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                • ?
                  A Former User
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                  the ones i setup used a projector, and special "pens" for the markups on the board. pretty limited as far as applications, but this was literally 10+ years ago.

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                  • C
                    Carnival Boy
                    last edited by

                    @hubtech that's exactly what I'm looking at.

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                    • JaredBuschJ
                      JaredBusch @A Former User
                      last edited by

                      @Hubtech Prometheus boards are what my kids' elementary school put in all the class rooms over the summer.

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                      • ?
                        A Former User
                        last edited by

                        these were probly gen 1. Or prototype. Lol

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                        • C
                          Carnival Boy
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                          What's your view on projectors versus televisions? A few years ago we replaced the projector in our training room with a 50 inch telly, and people complain it's too small. But you can get a 60 inch LED now for the price of a decent projector, and a 70 inch for a fair bit more. I'd prefer a television, as I find them simpler to operate and I like lots of HDMI connections. A 100 inch touch-screen monitor is probably a few years away for us.

                          It annoys me when people complain they can't see something and I ask them if they have glasses and they say "Yeah, but I never wear them at work".

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