dannynic

Thanks for the link to my blog One setup to look at is ProWise. You don't need to use their boards, can just have their browser-based software. It does import Smart Notebook files quite well, and can also convert powerpoints etc. It also connects well to iPads using their Proconnect app to allow you to throw a screen to an ipad, have students annotate it,and send it back to the front. More here : Prowise Presenter v6 is Out. What's New? You can explore it for free - but you will need to buy a licence to get the most from it.

thanks for link to my blog. The licence key can be used to activate a large number of Smart Notebook installations. That's true. But the issue is that the terms of the Smart licence prohibit the software being used on other brands of IWB. But it will work perfectly well, it's just that Smart say you can't do it... I understand that there will be an option to buy licences for Smart Notebook 11 when that comes out, hopefully at a slightly less insane price as quoted above.

collated a list of them here dannynic's avatar Bookmarks on Delicious some faves: SP-Studio Lego : http://reasonablyclever.com/mini/flash/minifig.swf BuiLD YouR WiLD SeLF

Files made in version 9.x of Smart Notebook will open fine on version 10. Files made in version 10 of Smart Notebook may not open in earlier versions - but there is a "save as" option to save as earlier versions.