USE OF INTERACTIVE WHITEBOARDS

Have you used an Interactive White Board in a classroom setting?

• Yes
• No

On average have most schools you have taught at had Interactive Whiteboards?

• Every School
• Most Schools
• A Few Schools
• No Schools

Where have you mostly seen or used the Interactive Whiteboards? You can choose more then one answer.

Please select all that apply.

• In all classrooms
• In some classrooms
• In the Library
• In the IT lab
• Other
• No where

If you have used an Interactive Whiteboard how did you MAINLY use it?

• Just like a regular blackboard or whiteboard - for demonstration only.
• Interactively - the children used the board to learn.

What software have you mainly employed when using the Interactive Whiteboard?

Please select all that apply.

• Microsoft Word Applications
• Notebook
• ActivStudio or ActivPrimary
• Other

Do you think you have used an Interactive Whiteboard to its full potential when teaching?

• Yes
• No

What do you think would help you use an Interactive Whiteboard to its full potential when teaching

• I already know how to use them to their full potential.
• More experience and use of the hardware and software.
• Training or workshops to teach me.
• Both experience and training would help.

If you have used Interactive Whiteboards in the classroom do you think.

• They are just a technological substitute for a blackboard or whiteboard.
• They are a pain because they are never working and it takes too much time to prepare lessons on them.
• The are a fantastic resource as you are able to type and write things up so quickly on them and they reduce paper use.
• Above all they are a fantastic tool for creating interactive learner centred lessons. Interactive Whiteboards allow students to really become excited and involved in their learning.