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If chalkboards and eraser dust were not already long gone from the classroom, the 41 new and sophisticated whiteboards at Woodside High School this year would have consigned them to the throwaway bin.
The computerized boards use a projector-driven display to give teachers a flexibility impossible with chalk or colored markers. The boards can be “written on” in colors using any stylus, including fingers, and erased with the same kinds of devices. The system software can download and save the board’s contents in a variety of formats and can translate handwriting into text.
For the report on the three local public high schools: Woodside, Menlo-Atherton and Summit Prep, click here: http://www.almanacnews.com/story.php?story_id=4816
