Benefits of LMS for IUM students and faculty

 

HOW IWBs FACILITATE INTERACTIVE LESSONS   Interactive whiteboards facilitate collaborative learning by  allowing students to work together on projects, presentations, or problem-solving activities . Through features like touch-screen interactivity and digital annotation tools, students can actively participate in group discussions and contribute to shared tasks. An Interactive Whiteboard (IWB) is a large, touch‐sensitive (thus interactive) board that when used with a combination of a computer and digital projector facilitates interactive ICT engagement. It resembles a traditional whiteboard and can be used similarly. The computer connected to the interactive whiteboard can be controlled by touching the board directly or by using a special pen. From the research available, it seems clear that the interactive whiteboard is widely considered to be a positive and motivational asset to the classroom.  An Interactive Whiteboard (IWB) is a large, touch‐sensitive (thus interacti...

 Simon Shikongo, student no:230087833, Domain: https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/603934676902331624/4555099549233784724?hl=en INTRODUCTION TO INTERACTIVE WHITEBOARDS   An interactive whiteboard, commonly known as a  smartboard , is an advanced  display  tool that operates interactively, either directly or through other devices, serving as a technological advancement over traditional whiteboard s The origins of the whiteboard are relatively recent and have risen to popularity in the last 75 years, but the whiteboard’s predecessor dates much further back.  Whiteboards are an evolution of the chalkboard, which was first invented in 1801 by Edinburgh geography teacher James Pillans.  This was a big deal because it marked the first time that teachers were able to provide a central point of focus for the entire class. Teachers now had a dynamic visual aid to help them teach, and this board could double as a textbook, a problem set, or a blank page....