Cláir Bhána Idirghníomhacha
The Drumcondra/ICS/CESI Interactive Whiteboard Project began in the Spring of 2005 with the first of the boards installed just before that Summer. I have been involved with the Project since its outset and have had occasion to visit and interview a number of the Project Teachers and Students. My findings suggest positive outcomes across each of the sectors included in the Project – and these sectors included Primary, Post-Primary, Hearing Impaired and a Gaelscoil – but what are the factors that contribute to that success? What are the implications for our classrooms going forward?
Miriam Judge is currently a lecturer on the multimedia programme in the School of Communications. She previously worked in the audio visual industry as a Corporate Video Producer/Director, researcher and scriptwriter and in the computer industry in a training and instructional design capacity. Her Phd work was in the area of ICT in Education and her research work to date has built on her expertise in that area. Her research interests include: the use of technology in education, E-learning, computer mediated learning, video conferencing technology, qualitative research methodologies, instructional design and e-learning technologies, technology and society.