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Grow teachers, students, your budget and our earth with ēno one
PolyVision was pleased to introduce ēno one at ISTE 2010. eno one is a comprehensive classroom solution that combines the eno classic interactive whiteboard, multi-media short-throw projector, lesson development software, and eno stylus in one package. Unlike any other classroom technology offering, eno one meets the emerging needs of school administrators by:
- Helping Budgets Grow—The eno interactive whiteboard has an exclusive Forever Warranty™ on the surface offering the lowest total cost of ownership available. In addition, there are no cords, cables or hard connections to power, which significantly limits installation and ongoing energy costs. Featuring unprecedented flexibility, eno one can be moved within classrooms with the new mobile stand or can be utilized as a height-adjustable solution on the wall. To estimate the total cost of ownership, visit the eno TCO calculator.
- Helping Teachers Grow—eno one introduces unparalleled interactivity to teachers’ existing lesson plans. The open software platform integrates easily with existing instructional curriculum programs and has a simple user interface. And, with eno one, unlike any other all-in-one interactive whiteboard solution, teachers save precious teaching time because all components can be controlled at a central, easy-access control area on the board. Turning on/off the projector, browsing the web or accessing lesson content is controlled with the one touch of the eno icon strip, a magnetic strip which is always available and moveable.
- Helping Students Grow—eno one immerses students in engaging content with digital multi-media and multi-user lessons, thereby increasing student interaction and collaboration. Interactive lessons delivered in an engaging learning environment have been proven to boost engagement and information retention, boosting student comprehension of key concepts and lessons.
- Plus, Helping Our Earth Grow—eno not only reduces a school’s carbon footprint by operating without a power source, but it is also the only interactive whiteboard that is MBDC Cradle to CradleSM Silver certified and helps schools qualify for LEED® certification points. Additionally, eno whiteboards are made from recycled materials. No other interactive classroom technology developer is more dedicated to conserving natural resources or ensuring clean air in the classroom than PolyVision.
Who grew?
Every day of the show, teachers were chosen to receive prizes so they can "grow with eno" in their school. Prizes included ēno mini slates and PolyVision's new ēno one interactive classroom solution.
ēno one winners
Sr. Loretta Gerk, Denver, CO
Laraine Sullivan, Ottawa Lake, MI
Carolyn Anderson, Winston-Salem, NC
ēno mini winners
Michelle Schneider, Westminster, CO
Michael Dreyfus, NYC
Deb White, Orono, ME
PolyVision guest educators
In the spotlight, were PolyVision's special guest educators, Angela Brotherton and Eva LaMar. They shared their experiences using ēno and all the imaginable ways it brings learning to life in their classrooms.
Angela Brotherton
1st grade ESL teacher, Angela Brotherton, brings learning to life every day, integrating her love for technology with all of her lessons. With creative use of PolyVision’s ēno interactive whiteboard, Angela’s students’ engagement soars while achievement levels rise. Pittsburg Primary School in Pittsburg, TX was proud to have Angela share her teaching and student success stories in PolyVision’s booth at ISTE 2010. View the Pittsburg Primary School case study, featuring Angela Brotherton, her students and ēno classic interactive whiteboard.
Eva LaMar
Eva LaMar has been featured by the George Lucas Educational Foundation and Edutopia magazine for her expertise and awards in educational technology. Eva currently directs Oregon’s first one-to-one laptop program and trains and presents throughout the US, promoting educational technology as the key to today’s classroom success. View the Riverbend Elementary School case study, featuring Eva LaMar, her students and ēno click interactive whiteboard.
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