"For example, teachers could ask the kids to split a restaurant bill by using their fingertips to divide up the coins they see on interactive table."
Wouldn't it be cheaper to use real coins?
"Teachers could also display one child’s work on all the interactive tables in the classroom."
Excellent, another excuse for bullying in the playground. Hurrah for clueless "educational" IT manufacturers. This screams of yet another "initiative" created without evidence that it will contribute positively and without any thought about how or if it will be used in the classroom.
Penguin, because I fancy a choccy bikky with my coffee.
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Another failing IT initiative
"For example, teachers could ask the kids to split a restaurant bill by using their fingertips to divide up the coins they see on interactive table."
Wouldn't it be cheaper to use real coins?
"Teachers could also display one child’s work on all the interactive tables in the classroom."
Excellent, another excuse for bullying in the playground. Hurrah for clueless "educational" IT manufacturers. This screams of yet another "initiative" created without evidence that it will contribute positively and without any thought about how or if it will be used in the classroom.
Penguin, because I fancy a choccy bikky with my coffee.