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I'd say more likely ISO 26300. It's the internationally agreed ISO standard for documents and is extensible so I can't see any problems with "innovation". You also benefit from very powerful free and open source tools with massive market presence to edit files in the format with existing applications support from Sun, IBM, Google, Novell and KDE among others. Mostly what is needed is education so people have the capability to use the free resources arouond them before being seduced into proprietary lock-in. Openoffice.org Draw is more powerful in many respects than IWB proprietary flip charts etc and produces files supported by applications from Sun, IBM, Google, Novell, KDE to name but a few. So start there and save a lot of time and effort. I can't see the value of a viewer if you want interactivity. If interactivity isn't important what is all the fuss about IWBs anyway? Just use a projector.

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