Pam,

My teachers want to know where you bought it.  

The one who is most familiar with them said that there is a way to lock some of them so they don't move around so much, but that may be the higher end models.

Thanks!
Joanne

Joanne Finnegan
Technology Integration Specialist
Chittenden East Supervisory Union
(voice) (802) 899-4690 x 502
(fax) (802) 899-2904
 


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>>> Pamela Burke <[log in to unmask]> 11/9/2006 9:54 am >>>
We have a new low-end Elmo that we're thoroughly enjoying. One  
classroom monopolizes its use (so much so that I haven't used it  
myself yet) so I plan to get more.

The only complaint I've heard is it makes the teachers queazy when  
you move the camera around, but the kids are fine with it. Maybe an  
age/perception thing. It does rather look like Doom when it moves.  
The price is right on.

Pamela Burke
Librarian & Instructional Technology Teacher
Marlboro Elementary School
Marlboro, VT 05344
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On Nov 9, 2006, at 8:15 AM, Andreas Lehner wrote:

> We’re looking to buy a few “visual presenters” for classroom  
> use.    I see that Elmo now has a low-end TT-02 “teacher’s tool” --  
> anyone have any experience with this and/or any recommendations for  
> alternatives?
>
> Thanks.
>
> -- Andreas
>
>
> -- 
> Andreas Lehner, Principal
> The Warren School
> 293 School Rd, Warren VT 05674
> 802 496 2487 ext. 222
> 802 496 2570 fax
>
>
>
>



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