Research abstract

Explain Everything Interactive Whiteboard

Looking for an interactive whiteboard for your tablet or smartphone? Check out the Explain Everything Interactive Whiteboard, which enables multiple different approaches to learning in a user-friendly and high-tech manner. By prenner

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Explain Everything Interactive Whiteboard is an app for iPhones and iPads designed to engage students in different activities to encourage learning in a variety of different styles. The app serves as a blank canvas which educators can apply a variety of different items to a lesson plan, such as videos, audio recordings, worksheets, drawing and highlights as well as documents.
This app can be designed to work for students of all ages and disciplines ranging from tracing letters to step by step directions to complicated math equations. Teachers can benefit greatly from this app by creating a lesson or activity that engages many different styles of learning, such as audio, visual and kinetic learning.

Key takeaways

  1. Explain Everything Interactive Whiteboard is a new educational app for iPhone and iPad.
  2. Both teachers and students can benefit from this app.
  3. Explain Everything Interactive Whiteboard engages students in novel ways to ensure that no learning style is neglected.

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