Monday, July 22, 2013

Interactive White Board

I can definitely see this project working really well with deaf students. Lectures are usually not as successful with deaf students. Due to deaf individuals being visual learners, the Interactive White Board would be a great way for them to learn through hands on learning. Actually most of the classrooms at Tennessee School for the Deaf. This has proven to be a great resource for deaf children to use. I think this would also be a great way for the teacher and interpreter to work together and come up with the optimum way of helping the students to learn. I actually really enjoyed making this project. Aside from the educational uses of the Interactive White Board, as an interpreter, I can also see myself using this in other interpreting as well. Interpreters also hold and travel to seminars; I can see these coming in handy in keeping up on new interpreting information.

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