Holly Rocchetti, a fifth-grade teacher in Alexandria, Va., first used an interactive whiteboard two years ago and now considers it an integral part of classroom instruction. The benefits, according to Rocchetti, include enhanced student engagement, classroom organization and improved teaching and learning. Rocchetti does cuation however that teachers new to the technology have a backup plan in case there is a glitch and to seek help from other, tech-savvy teachers.You can read more about Rocchetti's success with whitboards in the article linked below:
Classroom success with whiteboard
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