All our mouse-driven software can just as easily be used with your existing school Interactive Whiteboards. It is as simple as using your whiteboard pen instead of the mouse. This page explains how LJ Create software can be used on your whiteboards to make your classrrom demonstrations more dynamic.

"An interactive whiteboard, or IWB, is a large interactive display that connects to a computer and projector. A projector projects the computer's desktop onto the board's surface, where users control the computer using a pen, finger or other device. The board is typically mounted to a wall or on a floor stand." - Wikipedia

Interactive Whiteboard Resources are software packages specially designed to use with your Interactive Whiteboard (electronic white board).

The software will work with a Windows PC, an interactive whiteboard and electronic whiteboard pen, or a touch-screen LCD. Most titles are also now available for the Apple Macintosh. The software applications can be used on an interactive whiteboard (as seen in the picture above) or just on a standard computer with a standard computer LCD or monitor and a regular mouse, trackball or touch tablet.

You can install LJ Create's Interactive Whiteboard Resources on the computer that is attached to the whiteboard for teacher demonstrations or directly on the students' computers so the students can try out the activities for themselves.

Your software will be sent to you on CD-ROMs/DVD-ROMs. Some products, such as the simulators, will be sent on a single CD/DVD per title. Other CD-ROMs will be custom made for you from the titles you choose from our Interactive Resources Shop.

Unless otherwise stated in the product description, the prices listed for our Interactive Whiteboard software are for Site Licenses. This means the software will be licensed for all the users at the site address that you specify at the time of purchase. Your license will allow you to install the software on as many computers as you wish within your establishment at the declared address.

The resources will be in the form of Interactive Applications, Simulators or Classroom Presentations.