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Interactive Whiteboard Debate

Better than sliced bread or tool of the devil?

Interactive whiteboards could be the most popular, some say pervasive, technology to appear in America's classrooms. What's your take?

Have one and love it.
Have one but don't really use it.
Don't have one but would love one.
Don't have one and no thank you.

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