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80 | 89.89% |
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9 | 10.11% |
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Re: Whiteboards vs. Blackboards
Blackboard. Period.
I may love technology, but I also love a ton of "old school" ideas. I've always loved analog watches and clocks, I love watching steam powered railroad locomotives, my favorite video game is Pacman, "classic" rock still rocks, and somehow I've always preferred blackboards. There is something about blackboards, a certain amount of resistance that the chalk offers while writing, that makes writing on them just seem more concrete, in the same sense that reading something from a newspaper or book has always seemed more concrete than reading it off the Internet. 
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18-10-2006, 07:10
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Re: Whiteboards vs. Blackboards
Whiteboards beat balckboards any day. At my school they use yellow chalk and almost most all of my white shirts our yellow becasue of blackboards
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18-10-2006, 09:34
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Re: Whiteboards vs. Blackboards
Whiteboard. Chalk just doesn't small as good as those scented dry-erase markers!
Blackboards are very messy, dusty, and when photographed are not as easy to insert into a presentation or paper. The black background looks very odd... Blackboards are also quite heavy compared to a whiteboard. Try setting one of those up in your pits. Art, feel free to bring a blackboard to our meetings, but you'll probably be the only one writing on it.  BEN
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