This article presents the findings from classroom based research into the use of SMART Boards (interactive whiteboards) with kindergarten children. SMART Boards have been used successfully over the past 8 years at Abbotsleigh Junior School as innovative ways to enhance teaching and learning and facilitate assessment in primary Science. Key…

THIS DOCUMENT DISCUSSES BULLETIN BOARDS AS INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES TO STIMULATE THE CURIOSITY AND INTEREST OF CHILDREN. IT PRESENTS THE OBJECTIVES, ARRANGEMENT, PLANNING, AND LETTERING THAT COULD BE USED WITH BULLETIN BOARDS. A SHORT LESSON PLAN IS INCLUDED. (JH)

Student-developed materials for decorating hallway bulletin boards are described. (DB)

As computers become an increasingly common appliance, groups and individuals whose interests extend beyond computers have found computer bulletin board systems (BBS) to be efficient communication devices. A BBS is a modem-equipped computer that can communicate with other modem-equipped computers over ordinary telephone lines. A modem translates…

Suggestions are made for how elementary school teachers can use a tree form on their bulletin boards, with occasional changes in display materials, to organize, inform, teach, classify, and reinforce classroom topics and school events. (CB)

The physical, emotional, and psychological changes that occur in adolescence prompt youths to have serious questions about their bodies, relationships, and health that are often personal, sensitive, or embarrassing. Past research has shown that adolescents are often reluctant to consult physicians, peers, and others for personal health questions…

This compilation of ideas submitted by Kentucky teachers includes over 100 8-1/2 x 5 black and white designs for bulletin board displays, as well as a list of suggested materials, design tips, special techniques, and a bibliography of ERIC articles and documents. Subject areas covered include language arts, reading and library, math, social…

Communication between library patrons and staff is accomplished through a suggestion box and a "Talk Back" bulletin board where all replies to questions are posted. (JAB)

Ideas for making the most of bulletin boards are offered for ten months (September-June). Objectives, teaching activities, and materials needed accompany reduced-scale illustrations. (TA)

This article, one in a series about microcomputers and their use in technical education, focuses on a bulletin board program and presents several BASIC commands. Explains how to type the program into the microcomputer, how the program works, and what the program's new commands mean. (CT)

Proposes ten interactive wall displays, noting appropriate age and content use for each. Gives ten guidelines for planning an interactive bulletin board. Advises on what makes an effective bulletin board, and when bulletin boards are not useful. Identifies useful materials for display boards and handy hangers. (DLH)