2000
DOI: 10.1006/jnca.1999.0106
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The design of an interface for student note annotation in a networked electronic classroom

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“…IWBs can also be described as an extension of the data projector, and Glover, et al (2005) note additional capabilities IWBs provide over that familiar classroom tool. Citing Berque, et al (2000) they note the possibility for 'overwriting' (writing with markers on top of the onscreen picture) that is not possible with a data projector. One application of overwriting is to provide signalling (Mayer, 2009) to learners.…”
Section: Networked Interactive White Boards (Niwbs)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…IWBs can also be described as an extension of the data projector, and Glover, et al (2005) note additional capabilities IWBs provide over that familiar classroom tool. Citing Berque, et al (2000) they note the possibility for 'overwriting' (writing with markers on top of the onscreen picture) that is not possible with a data projector. One application of overwriting is to provide signalling (Mayer, 2009) to learners.…”
Section: Networked Interactive White Boards (Niwbs)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El sistema DEBBIE (DePauw Electronic Blackboard for Interactive Education) es uno de los más conocidos [12]. Fue desarrollado a comienzos del 2000 en la Universidad de Depauw y luego gestionado por la empresa DyKnow creada específicamente para comercializar el sistema [13].…”
Section: Aprendizaje Colaborativo Soportado Por Computadorunclassified
“…With the exception of specialized research projects such as [2] electronic whiteboards and pen-based computing devices that would enable scenarios such as the one described above were not considered mainstream enough for classroom use until recently. However, the introduction of the tablet PC in January 2003 is rapidly changing this.…”
Section: Background and Motivationmentioning
confidence: 99%