History review of intelligent interactive board

From the world's first interactive whiteboard in 1991 to 2022, this digital educational product has passed through three decades of history.

Thirty years is a very short time compared with the history of human civilization. But the birth, competition and death of tech products are always brutal, and it's normal for them to fade away after a flash of light..Only a few inventions are fortunate enough to cross the cycle and enter the wider world of life, to work with man, to evolve, to occupy a corner of the social stage, and to precipitate themselves into the roses of time.

The story of the interactive whiteboard clearly falls into the latter category.

If Smart Chalkboards are a technological revival of traditional chalkboards, the first Interactive White Boards are a clean break..This is a new technological leap forward..It will burst into the vision of modern education and shine brightly.

The traditional blackboard dominated classrooms for two centuries from the 18th century..In the 1990s, complaints about chalk dust led to an important transition product: the whiteboard. This is important because it has inspired people to link emerging computer technology to a new classroom technology, the interactive whiteboard..It opened up a new world of educational possibilities by allowing teachers to show an entire classroom anything on a computer.

Interactive whiteboards are named in a taxonomic sense..The original Interactive Whiteboard (IWB) was an integrated system that linked a computer to a projector for instructional displays. In today's eyes, the original IWB was simple, but it brought a qualitative leap forward to the classroom. Unlimited expansion of Internet content, more visually sensitive forms of streaming, and more focused classroom attention have earned IWB sustained applause in classrooms.

The advantages of the first generation of interactive whiteboards are clear, but there is still significant room for improvement in the interactive experience..Large touch-screen displays soon took their place in what is now known as the interactive flat panel Display (IFPD). Building on the strengths of the original interactive whiteboard, IFPD has evolved into a stand-alone teaching tool that is not dependent on external objects..It will be found in classrooms, boardrooms and lecture halls on campuses around the world at an exponential rate.