Submitted by J Chiavacci (not verified) on November 9, 2007 - 13:21.
You should seriously consider looking at a PolyVision board. http://www.polyvision.com/ It does not require a teacher to learn any software to make it work unless the teacher wants to learn software (bundled with the board) and then they can take it to another level. Another feature that is great is the fact that the board, with the lightning feature, requires only a one button push on the remote control in order to calibrate the board. No more touching spots on the board with you back to the class. Also, you do not need any special pen in order to write on the board. Use a stylus that comes with board or use a finger. And, the look and feel of the board sets it apart from the rest. It is a well designed and built product.
PolyVision Board
Submitted by J Chiavacci (not verified) on November 9, 2007 - 13:21.
You should seriously consider looking at a PolyVision board. http://www.polyvision.com/ It does not require a teacher to learn any software to make it work unless the teacher wants to learn software (bundled with the board) and then they can take it to another level. Another feature that is great is the fact that the board, with the lightning feature, requires only a one button push on the remote control in order to calibrate the board. No more touching spots on the board with you back to the class. Also, you do not need any special pen in order to write on the board. Use a stylus that comes with board or use a finger. And, the look and feel of the board sets it apart from the rest. It is a well designed and built product.