Artavia Conner, a third-grader at Rock Island Elementary school, participates in an interactive lesson on President Obama through the use of a Promethean Activboard as teaching consultant Shannon Lohse watches. (Susan Stocker, Sun Sentinel / January 21, 2009)Some Florida students are using interactive whiteboards to participate in lessons with students from other schools, thanks to a software program that allows for the two-way communication. Each participating classroom is outfitted with a camera so the students and teachers can see each other, and educators say they also are learning new teaching techniques from their colleagues through the interactive technology. Sun-Sentinel (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)
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