ipadio: Yr 11 Comandeers the IWB Pen. We Asked Why?

9 Feb ’12 9 Feb ’12

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A five minute impromptu conversation with a member of staff with an IWB in his room soon became a lesson for the teacher. A Yr11 student in for coursework catch-up saw what we were doing on the IWB and commandeered the IWB pen and proceed to organise the tiles. I asked him what got him up and out of his chair.

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Kristian Still

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9 Feb ’12 at 9:09 pm 13 years ago

David

Thanks both – all good ideas and I am pleased that the resource is proving to be helpful… now all I need to do is finish it off and upload it to the app!

Thanks for the feedback – very much appreciated,

David

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