Engaging Technologies

Hampton Teacher Makes Livescribe Pencasts Work For Him...How About You?

2010-02-19T14:51:00.002-06:00

I had a wonderful conversation today with Hampton Jr./Sr. High School teacher, Jeremy Sharp, at the Nebraska Association for the Gifted (NAG) Conference in LaVista, NE. Jeremy has been using the pen on a regular basis this year in his 7th grade math classes, using it to write his notes and then uploading his pencasts to his 7th grade math blog and his 8th grade math blog.

Jeremy is a traveling teacher, and his Mac computer, projector, and Livescribe Pulse smartpen fill up his cart and become his traveling "toolbox." Jeremy has avoided the cost of using a document camera by placing his computer on a stand so that it is perched above his notebook and implementing the iChat application on his Mac to capture what he is writing for his students in the classroom. After class, these notes are then uploaded to Livescribe Online and posted as pencasts for his students to take advantage of online at home if necessary.

More importantly, on a small budget, he is providing out-of-class tutorials for all his students - including kids who are absent - with an easy-to-learn piece of equipment that costs less than $200.

You can check out Jeremy's pencasts on his math blogs below:

Pencasts are an obvious use of the smartpen that lend themselves well to areas where problems are worked (math, chemistry, physics) or where diagrams are created (industrial arts, art). However, think outside the box a little and generate some ideas about how you could use pencasts in your classroom.

Not sure that notes are getting home with a particular students? Email a pencast to his parents so that you know they are receiving your written communications.

Are you students corresponding with pen pals? Save the money on postage by creating pen casts that you can share digitally. In addition, students are limited to just sharing writing or email text. They can share audio and their own personal drawings!

Tired of writing out sub notes and waiting until they get there in the morning to see if they are understood? Create a pencast of your sub notes and email them to look over beforehand (if it is a planned absence, of course - this might not always be possible).

Is a parent having troubles helping their student? Send them a pencast via email that shares ideas and describes how to implement them.

And, since I'm at a gifted conference and have been reading my book on visual spatial learners (trying to figure out how to assist my own son!)...

Let your visual spatial learners use the pen to make notes in drawings and diagrams, which you in turn upload to a pencast. Post it in a pencast and you might just find out that it assists many of the kids in your classroom that you didn't even know were visual spatial to remembers things that were taught in an auditory fashion! At the same time, you are giving that visual spatial learner the freedom to take notes in the way that he learns and remembers best.

What other ideas can you generate for using pencasts in your classroom?

February 2010 Issue of Enlighten Now Online

2010-02-10T09:55:00.000-06:00

Check out these articles and more in our February 2010 issue of our monthly newsletter, Enlighten...

eInstruction M1 Software Release Coming Soon
Livescribe Making Waves
Teacher and Students Honored at Burwell Winner Party
Project-Based Learning with the Livescribe Pulse Pen
Assessment Strategies for Today and Tomorrow
Earn or Borrow Free Equipment From eInstruction
Adobe and Mobi...A Match Made in Heaven
Using CPS With PowerSchool

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Video Overview of New Livescribe Pen Capabilities

2010-02-02T06:00:00.002-06:00

With the launch of the Livescribe Application Store beta, you can now download free and paid applications on your Pulse Smartpen. For our users who want to quickly find and launch their applications on their smartpen, there are a couple new shortcuts in version 2.1.1 you should know about:

• Flicking is basically a swiping motion with the tip of your smartpen. Quickly drag and lift the tip of your smartpen, and watch your menu items and apps quickly scroll on the display.

• Scrubbing is like drawing a solid line. Draw a line from top to bottom (or left to right). Without lifting the tip of your smartpen, retrace your line and see your menu items and apps scroll up or down in the same direction/speed as your smartpen.

• Quick Launch allows you to jump to an application, and quickly launch it.

Check out these new capabiilities in this video by our friend, Tim Fahlberg...Video Overview of New Pen Capabilities

Become An eI National Certified Instructor!

2010-02-01T13:22:00.002-06:00

eInstruction is looking for a select group of teachers who are interested in becoming an eI National Certified Instructor. This is a great opportunity for talented educators to share their expertise with other educators around the country and acquire FREE eInstruction technology for your very own school!

Description:
eInstruction National Certified Instructors are full-time middle or high school educators who have demonstrated expertise in 4 areas: pedagogical knowledge, content knowledge, presentation skills, and the effective use of eInstruction technology. Once certified, these instructors will deliver eInstruction professional development to educators throughout the U.S. and Canada.

Benefits:
• Share best practices with other educators and inspire students through innovative use of eInstruction products
• Ongoing free professional development, product evaluation, and leadership opportunities
• Free eInstruction technology for your classroom
• Compensation for delivering eInstruction professional development
• Engage and network with educators and school districts across the U.S. and Canada
• Attend a 3-day professional development workshop and access to frequent learning opportunities

Interested? Please contact program director Mike Aubin at 410.312.9259 or mike.aubin@einstruction.com for more information and an application. You may also download a printable PDF here.

Winner Party at Burwell Elementary Was a Blast!

2010-02-01T13:11:00.000-06:00

A good time was had by all at the Burwell Elementary Winner Party for the eI Technology Makeover Contest on January 25th. You can check out details in our February newsletter that will be going out this month!

If you aren't subscribed to our monthly newsletter to get a monthly update of the things happening with eInstruction, Livescribe, and Engaging Technologies, make sure and get signed up here!

eI Makeover Celebration Party at Burwell Elementary Today!

2010-01-25T09:57:00.001-06:00

Dustin and eInstruction Regional Account Executives Erik Olson and Phil Lees left Omaha in the wee hours of the morning today for Burwell, Nebraska. They are looking forward to getting the party started this afternoon at 2:00 to celebrate Burwell's win in the eI Makeover contest that ended in December!

As if winning $30,000 in technology for their school wasn't enough, Joy Schott and her 6th grade class will get to enjoy the red carpet, music, balloons, t-shirts, and cupcakes today for a VERY well-deserved win in the contest.

Congratulations again to teacher Joy Schott, the sixth grade class at Burwell Elementary, and the entire community of Burwell, Nebraska for rallying together to pull off something SPECTACULAR!

Another Livescribe Success Story

2010-01-04T00:16:00.000-06:00

We've posted on our website another Livescribe Pulse Pen success story from Bonnie Feeney, a resource teacher at Madison Middle School in North Platte, Nebraska. It must have truly been a successful loaner periond, because Bonnie was sad to have to return her loaner pen!

Click here to find out how she used it with her resource students and her hope of purchasing Livescribe Pulse Pens for each of the grade levels at her school.

Contact us if you are interested in trying out the Livescribe Pulse Smart Pen in your classroom!

New Study Island CPS Pulse Patch Available

2010-01-03T23:29:00.001-06:00

Study Island has applied an update to their system that will now support CPS Pulse response pads.

After selecting the option to use eInstruction® Student Response Systems, you will see a “help” icon on the Study Island site to download the new patch. You will need to ensure you have the latest version of Device Manager installed.

If you experience any problems, please contact Study Island technical support for assistance at 800-419-3191 (option 3).

Important Update Regarding Your Device Manager Software

2009-12-15T09:22:00.002-06:00

Please make sure and read carefully the following update, so that you won't have any interruption in service after Dec. 31st!

If you are:

using a Mac computer*, or
using a Bluetooth connection for any eInstruction products (including the Interwrite SchoolPad, Interwrite Pad, Interwrite Board, and Interwrite DualBoard)

You must download and install the new Device Manager Update from the eInstruction website by December 31, 2009. This update is provided at no cost to you, and will prevent any interruption in service.

Simply go to www.einstruction.com/update and download the Device Manager Update. This will take approximately one minute.

Contact eInstruction's Technical Support team (1-888-333-4988) if you have any questions or concerns about this product update.

* This update is NOT required for Mac computers using:

CPS 1.50 or earlier software
Interwrite Response 5.22 or earlier software

Don't forget to download the update by December 31, 2009, if you use a Mac computer* or Bluetooth connection with any of the products listed above.

Tomorrow (Dec. 5th) Is Last Day to Enter Mobi Top 10 Contest!

2009-12-04T11:39:00.000-06:00

Be sure and get your entry submitted for the Mobi Top 10 contest and you could have your reason why every teachers needs an Interwrite Mobi printed on our latest t-shirt design! You'll also win a free t-shirt if your idea is chosen to be a part of the final design!

We've got some great ideas submitted already, so check them out and enter your submission before midnight on Saturday, December 5th!

December/January 2010 Issue of Enlighten Now Online

2009-12-02T14:11:00.001-06:00

Check out these articles and more in our December/January 2010 issue of Enlighten

New Technology Funding Opportunities
Get Free Batteries
Don't Miss Out On These Special Offers That End Dec. 31st
Nebraska Needs Your Vote by December 4th
Mobi Top 10 Contest Ends December 5th
How Do You Use Your Interwrite DualBoard or Mobi?
Study Island Promotion Provides Discount on CPS Clickers
Holiday Activities For Your Interactive Whiteboard

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Burwell Students Make the Grand Island Newspaper

2009-12-02T10:11:00.000-06:00

The Burwell students of Joy Schott's 6th grade class have made the Grand Island paper with their eI Makeover contest submission!

Read the article: Burwell students hoping for tech equipment with video contest

Teacher Joy Schott has done an excellent job of getting the word out about the contest, and as she says in the article:

"I am usually not getting much sleep at night," she added. "I'm on Facebook trying to make sure everyone's aware of the voting."

As of this morning, the video by the Burwell, Nebraska class is in 1st place! Voting goes through December 4th, so keep those votes coming in!

Having Problems Uploading Pencasts to Livescribe Online?

2009-11-25T10:28:00.000-06:00

I've been unable to upload pencasts all week and still haven't been able to get the pencasts from the Conference Scribe program at the State Education Conference last week uploaded.

I spent some time on the phone yesterday with tech support and they explained that with the launch of the new apps store, the Livescribe servers are having problems keeping up with the traffic load. So, if you are having problems uploading pencasts, that would be the most likely explanation.

Hopefully with the upcoming Thanksgiving break, Livescribe will have the situation rectified shortly.

Guess this is just one of the "growing pains" of expanding and improving a product.

Thank you for your patience.

Many Thanks And A Fun Interactive CPS Activity!

2009-11-24T15:24:00.000-06:00

As Thanksgiving approaches, we want to say thank you to all of our schools and fellow educators who are helping to make a difference in the lives of our nations youth.

We are well aware that change isn't always easy and that sometimes it is even more exciting than some of you find comfortable, but we also realize that you are educator because you care.

Thanks to all of you who are taking the time and making the investment to reach out and connect with our 21st-century learners through their native tools - technology!

At the same time, I want to say how thankful I am personally to be surrounded with wonderful family, friends, a warm house in winter, and a full belly.

As a little way of saying thank you, I'd like to share a fun interactive activity with you that will actually help those who are less fortunate. This activity is perfect for making use of a few unexpected minutes, a concentrated activity to review chemistry symbols or capitals, or as a fun bellwork activity that one of your students could actually run from your Interwrite Mobi while you take care of administrative tasks!

The website, www.freerice.com, provides clicker-friendly questions, perfect with your CPS clickers, dealing with several subjects (famous paintings, basic math, multiplication tables, chemistry symbols, english grammar and vocabulary, identifying countries and world capitals, French, German, Italian, or Spanish).

We featured this site in one of our past newsletters when they only offered vocabulary questions. They have now expanded their offerings to include all of the subjects listed above.

All of the questions are set up perfectly to use as multiple choice CPS clicker questions. If you've got an Interwrite Mobi, you can use it to label the answer choices A, B, C, or D.

If you get one question right, FreeRice donates 10 grains of rice through the UN World Food Program to help end hunger. If you get 5 questions right, they donate 50 grains of rice, etc.

So, this Thanksgiving, help your classes hone up on their skills while they make a difference toward feeding those who are less fortunate.

Happy Thanksgiving to all!

VOTE for Nebraska and Joy Schott's 6th grade class video!

2009-11-23T18:26:00.000-06:00

Nebraska's only finalist representative in the eImakeover contest is behind in the voting and needs your votes!

If we can get 85,000 people at a Husker football game, surely we can get a few more votes to provide a Nebraska classroom with technology prizes worth over $30,000!

Come on Nebraska - show your spirit and get on over to vote for "It's All Technology," the video made by Joy Schott's 6th grade class at Burwell, Nebraska.

Keep your eye out for our Got Clickers t-shirt and make sure you see the students branding a calf with the eInstruction brand!

See the video, vote now, and be sure to tell your friends so they can get their vote in too!

eInstruction's vClicker Demonstration - Clicker of the Future?

2009-11-20T05:43:00.000-06:00

I had the opportunity to sit in on a vClicker demonstration this week and was totally wowed. Dustin and I both had a great time sitting in his office answering questions posed totally through eInstruction's web-based solution, vClicker.

I don't know if it's fair to say it's the clicker of the future, because it's really right here, right now (and VERY cool, I might add!)

Here's how it works: The teacher must operate from a Windows-based platform. Students log into a website and enter their class username and password. The question appears on their computer, and they answer via their computer. Surprisingly, there was very little lag time. We had the student account running on both a Mac and a PC this morning. Student devices can be PC, Mac, iPhone, iTouch -- essentially all Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari browsers on any web-enabled device with Windows, Mac, or Linux operating systems.

VClicker opens up a whole new world to distance-learning. Many of the web-enabled clickers that have appeared on the scene in the last year or two are not the full-featured clickers like CPS. VClicker actually allows the presenter to implement a full-featured clicker system (with the incredible reporting system that CPS offers) capable of being used in both in-class and off-site environments, making it the perfect clicker solution for distance learning.

Does your rural school broadcast classes over ITV or other sources? VClicker now gives you the opportunity to ask questions and receive feedback via eInstruction clickers to every student, not just those students sitting in the classroom!

Do you have 1:1 in your classrooms? vClicker will save you money on hardware, providing you an easy, affordable clicker solution for your setup.

If you are interested in seeing a vClicker demonstration in your school, please give us a call at 1.800.705.4049!

Click here for a downloadable PDF with more information about eInstruction's vClicker Mobile Edition.

Get a Free Spanish Phrases App For Your Livescribe Smartpen!

2009-11-19T06:09:00.000-06:00

The beta version of the Livescribe App Store is now online. You can even pick up a free Spanish Travel Phrases application for your pen when you stop by to check out the store.

If you get there before November 26th, you'll be able to pick up the Spanish Travel Phrases App for FREE!

Planning a trip to a Spanish-speaking country? Learn to speak over 100 Spanish travel phrases quickly and easily. Simply scroll through the various topics and select a phrase in English. You’ll instantly hear the translated phrase from a native Spanish speaker and read the Spanish translation on the smartpen’s OLED display. Includes a host of topics, including Transportation, Accommodation, Food and Drink, Social, Health and Medical, and Shopping.

Another app you can pick up if you get there before November 26th, is Classical Music Snippets.

With a few simple taps of your smartpen, you can listen to short snippets of the most famous moments from your favorite classical tunes and learn interesting facts about each masterpiece. Artists include Beethoven, Elgar, Grieg, Handel, Mendelssohn, Mozart, Pachelbel, Ponchielli, Rossini, Strauss, Tchaikovsky, Vivaldi, and Wagner. You can also test your or your friends’ classical music knowledge with the Music Quiz – see if you can name that tune!

There are also a couple of other free apps that you might find useful in the education realm if you'd like to pick those up while you're there...U.S. State Facts and U.S. Presidents. Happy shopping!

Calling All Intewrite Mobi Fans...We Want You!

2009-11-18T06:03:00.000-06:00

Calling all Interwrite Mobi fans! Yes, we want you!

You might have seen our first ever piece of ClickerWear in its "supporting role" in the eImakeover video by Joy Schott's 6th grade students from Burwell, Nebraska, one of the finalists in the 6-8th grade division of the eImakeover contest. If you haven't, check out their excellent video, "It's All Technology," at www.eimakeover.com and be sure to get your vote in for them while you're there!

Since our first piece of ClickerWear has been quite a hit (and already made its movie debut), we're planning and sketching out our latest t-shirt and want your contributions to make it FANTASTIC!

We want to hear your Top 10 Reasons Why Teachers Need An Interwrite Mobi, so get those idea wheels turning, sharpen that wit, and send us:

your most fabulous,
your wildest,
your most creative,
your funniest, and
your most inspiring reasons for needing an Interwrite Mobi!

If your idea becomes part of our Mobi Top 10, your idea will go on our t-shirt AND you'll win a FREE piece of our latest ClickerWear (and you know how we are, we'll probably throw in some extra goodies too)!

Enter as many ideas as you like before December 5th, 2009, on our website.

While you're there, you can also check out entries that have already been submitted.

Now's your chance to tell us why every teacher needs an Interwrite Mobi!

Vote Today For Our Nebraska Finalist in the eInstruction eImakeover Contest!

2009-11-17T09:22:00.001-06:00

We are so excited to announce that one of our Nebraska entries has made it into the final voting in the eImakeover video contest at www.eimakeover.com!

"It's All Technology," the video by Joy Schott's 6th grade class in Burwell, Nebraska has qualified as a finalist in the 6-8th grade division. One winners from each grade category will be selected by a combination of public vote and judging panel.

Public voting starts later today, November 17th, so be sure and stop by www.eimakeover.com later today and cast your vote for the excellent video by Joy Schott's 6th grade class from Burwell Junior-Senior High School "It's All Technology"!

If their video is selected as the BIG winner, Ms. Schott's class will receive the following prizes:

INTERWRITEMOBI™ system including one Mobi, two Mobi learners and docking station
INTERWRITEMOBIDualBoard™
32 unit CPSPulse™ Student response system
Interwrite™ Workspace Software*
ExamView® Assessment Suite*
ExamView Learning Series
One full-day of Professional Development
Free Product Installation
3M Super Close Projection System
SP Control System
Study Island Standards-Based Learning Programs and Assessment*
Inspiration® and Kidspiration® software
Fablevision Livewire school Bundle
Texas Instruments calculator emulator software (specific software based on grade range of winner)
Dell Latitude 2100 computer with 1 year warranty and 6 cell battery
eTAP Campus License including Mathematics, English, Science and Social Studies*
eTAP work space lessons up to 670 for Mathematics, English, Science and Social Studies
$1,000 USD cash towards the purchase of technology in their classroom
A Cake Party

*These are annual site licenses

View Burwell's video entry here. Good luck in the contest Burwell!

Here are the other finalists announced in the press release this morning:

Kindergarten - 5(th) Grade:

Ms. Ashley Kizer's Science Class from Adamsville Elementary School in Adamsville, Alabama
Ms. Michelle Baker's 5(th) grade Technology and Computer Sciences Class from Longfellow Elementary School in Columbia, Maryland
Mr. Roger Kopa's 4(th) grade class from Pashley Elementary School in Galway, New York
Ms. Meghan O'Connor's Technology and Computer Sciences class from Lancaster Elementary School in Lancaster, Texas
Ms. Karen Rose's class from Harry McKillop Elementary School in Melissa, Texas

6(th) - 8(th) Grade:

Ms. Joy Schott's 6(th) grade Technology and Computer Sciences Class at Burwell Elementary School in Burwell, Nebraska
Mr. Chris Ippolito's Fine Arts Class at Red Bank Middle School in Red Bank, New Jersey
Ms. Kim Hawkins' 6(th) grade English and Language Arts Class from Greenacres Middle School in Bossier City, Louisiana
Ms. Janelle Keune's 7(th) and 8(th) grade math classes at Decorah Middle School in Decorah, Iowa
Mr. Mark Graham's 6(th) grade Fine Arts Class from Kunsmiller Creative Arts Academy in Denver, Colorado

9(th) - 12(th) Grade:

Ms. Amy Tew's English and Language Arts Class from the Alabama School of Fine Arts in Birmingham, Alabama
Mr. Jonathan Tobar's World Languages Class from Adrian High School in Adrian, Michigan
Ms. Elizabeth Carpenter's AP Physics Class at Chittenango High School in Cazenovia, New York
Ms. Kelly Duncan's Video Technology Class at Splendora High School in Splendora, Texas
Ms. Molly Rice's Theater Arts Class at Saint Stephens High School in Hickory, North Carolina

November 2009 Issue of Enlighten Now Online

2009-11-12T02:57:00.000-06:00

Check out these articles and more in our November 2009 issue of Enlighten

Wanted: Conference Scribes for the State Education Conference Next Week
Exciting Things Taking Place At Our Blog
Pizza With An Interwrite Mobi On Top
Educator Pricing On Livescribe Pulse Smartpen Saves You Money
Get Your Thinking Caps On and Be A Winner
Excellent Nebraska Entries in the eImakeover Contest
Super Resource For Interactive Whiteboard Activities

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Livescribe Pulse Smartpen Featured on Oprah

2009-11-09T09:59:00.000-06:00

On October 22, Oprah featured the Livescribe Pulse Smartpen on her annual Oprah's favorite things episode. This is quite an honor for the Pulse Smartpen, and I am finally getting it up on the blog for those of you that don't sit around and watch Oprah in the afternoons. Needless to say, Oprah was amazed by the Pulse smartpen!

Comparing Audio: Livescribe Pulse Smartpen vs. Other Digital Recorders

2009-11-06T06:35:00.001-06:00

There was recently a post to a list-serv that I subscribe to that asked for recommendations for a digital audio recorder. The poster mentioned that they were considering the Olympus DM-520 to record board meetings, executive session board meetings, discipline and sports hearings.

That got me thinking...why not use the Livescribe Pulse Smartpen?

I then came across this post, Listening to Keynotes, What Digital Recorder? – LiveScribe Pulse SmartPen or Olympus WS-450S or iProRecorder. This review compares three very different digital audio recorders - a handheld recorder, a smartpen, and an iPhone application and allows you to listen to and compare the audio recordings of all three of these recorders recording from the back of the room, the middle of the room, and the front of the room.

The Livescribe Pulse Smartpen came out on top in this reviewer's comparisons, and the reviewer also enjoyed the added benefit of being able to take handwritten notes that corresponded with the recorded audio, which then could be completely uploaded to his computer and made searchable.

The Power to Block Less-Than-Civil Profanity-Laden YouTube Comments

2009-11-04T17:49:00.000-06:00

Although I know many schools block YouTube access, there are still some great resources available there and some schools that do allow access. Wouldn't it be nice to take advantage of those resources without rude, profanity-laden comments?

I like this comment by Adam Pash, editor of Lifehacker:

"When you're on the Web, you appreciate a little civility. Let's face it: Many YouTube comments are hardly literate, let alone civil."

--Enter Stage Right-- ANOTHER Firefox Add-on to save the day!

I came across this great review today by Rick Broida of PC World of the YouTube Comment Snob Firefox Add-on. This easy-to-install add-on allows you to block YouTube comments that appear in your browser in by amount of misspellings (you set the amount), comments that have no capital letters, comments that have only capital letters, comments that do not start with a capital letter, comments that have excessive punctuation,
comments that have excessive capitalization, or comments that include profanity.

Although this add-on might not catch everything, it sure will help. I'm getting it on all our home computers right now!

Recording Daily Class Lecture Notes with Pulse Smartpen

2009-11-04T07:00:00.002-06:00

We'd love for you to visit the geometry class website of middle school teacher, Julie Stalling, at Fairbury High School in Fairbury, Nebraska. After Karen Dux had such great success with her Livescribe Pulse Pen, she passed the pen on so her colleague Julie could take the pen for a spin in her classroom.

Julie has let a different student take notes with the pen each day and has uploaded her pencast links to her class website. Here is Julie's description from her geometry class website:

Student notes are taken with a Livescribe pen. If you click on the pencast link you will get to see a picture (.jpg) of the notebook paper and listen to the audio of the lesson. The times are noted for each lesson. We only record the main lecture lesson time, not all the other activities in the 92 minute block.

It is not necessary to listen to the entire lesson. One of the nice things about the pencast is that you can jump ahead to a specific example or definition as needed. Just click on the notes where you want to hear the audio.

Please keep in mind that teenagers are not perfect. I am proud of these students and believe in them, otherwise I would not trust them with the privilege of using this technology. I ask for your understanding of the silly or grumpy audio you may hear throughout the lecture.

Julie teaches her lesson on an Interwrite DualBoard with a Mobi by eInstruction. She has also posted her DualBoard notes in a .pdf for her students.

Julie's efforts are to be commended, as she is using this technology to provide her students every avenue for success, allowing them to benefit from reviewing the day's lesson or viewing a lesson they might have missed due to an absence.

Get The Latest Updates To eInstruction Software!

2009-11-03T07:00:00.001-06:00

New versions of CPS, Interwrite Workspace, Interwrite Response are now live on eInstruction's website for all eInstruction® customers.

Please note that these client applications require the new version of Device Manager (v6.1). It is highly recommended that legacy DM files be removed by uninstalling ALL previous software versions prior to installing any new application.

If you have not yet updated your software, click here to access the new software versions listed below:

CPS 6.1 for Windows
CPS 6.1 for PowerPoint
Interwrite Workspace 8.6 for Windows
Interwrite Workspace 5.1 for Mac
Interwrite Workspace 5.1 for Linux
Interwrite Workspace Content 3.0 for Windows, Mac, and Linux
Interwrite Response 6.1 for Windows
Interwrite Response 6.1 for Mac
Interwrite Response 6.1 for Linux

For a complete list of updates made in the software, see the Release Notes on the Downloads page of the eInstruction website.