So this year, I’m getting the magnetic/cermaic surface Eno Board in my classroom…

I’m no Miss Bailey, but I wonder how well this will work for my 8th Grade Physical Science group…especially since we study magnetism

I’ve honestly never been a huge fan of the “smart board” movement (unlike smart phones). I miss my chalkboards at Hammond every day.

However, I hope to use the board for more than just a projector screen. Since we do a good deal of chemical balancing, compound drawings, force vectors, etc I’m sure I’ll put it to good use.

Plus, when I saw the bit on electrical circuits in the demo, that made my day. We spend a good amount of time on circuit diagrams and programming breadboards. Of course it is better to actually have to install capacitors and insulators, but this should be a good aid in approaching such material.

Should be fun to find out!