If your classroom has a projector, you can display PowerPoint and pictures. But does your projector get in the way of real, interactive teaching? Amy describes a tool that allows her the flexibility of writing, presenting, and demonstrating more naturally than most touch computers and much cheaper than a smart board. 
 
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If your classroom has a projector, you can display PowerPoint and pictures. But does your projector get in the way of real, interactive teaching? Amy describes a tool that allows her the flexibility of writing, presenting, and demonstrating more naturally than most touch computers and much cheaper than a smart board. View or download or download audio only

If your classroom has a projector, you can display PowerPoint and pictures. But does your projector get in the way of real, interactive teaching? Amy describes a tool that allows her the flexibility of writing, presenting, and demonstrating more naturally than most touch computers and much cheaper than a smart board. 
 
<a href="https://stream.adilo.com/adilo-encoding/lucashfbeporg/bHxVoLry/1080p.mp4" rel="noopener noreferrer">View or download</a> or <a href="https://media.publit.io/file/audiofiles/writing-in-the-air.mp3" rel="noopener noreferrer">download audio only</a>

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