Interactive white boards: changing students' attitudes about science

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Authors: Ryan D. Hall, Rachel Moll
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Abstract

In recent years Interactive White Boards (IWBs) have been introduced into classrooms and claims have been made these boards increase student motivation. This action research looked into the extent the use of IWBs to deliver British Columbia curriculum changed students‟ attitudes towards science. The attitudes towards science of two Science and Technology 11 classes at Alberni District Secondary School were measured over a three month period to evaluate the change in attitudes. The data attained shows that when an IWB was used to deliver curriculum there was a statistically positive change in students‟ attitudes towards science.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Education and Technology Integration Mobile Learning in Education Collaborative Teaching and Inclusion

Publication details

Journal / source
VIUSpace (Vancouver Island University Library)
Publication date
16 March 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Thesis