An interactive whiteboard (IWB) is a large touch-sensitive display that connects to a computer and a projector. It allows users to control the computer directly by touching the screen—either with a finger, stylus, or pen. It's widely used in education, business presentations, and collaborative work environments.

Key Attributes:
Touch Interaction: Write, draw, and interact directly on the screen.

Multimedia Integration: Combine images, videos, text, and live websites.

Annotation Tools: Highlight, underline, and draw over displayed content.

Save and Share: Save notes and drawings made during sessions.

Remote Collaboration: Some models allow real-time collaboration with remote users.
Uses:
Classrooms: For interactive teaching and engaging students.

Offices: For brainstorming, planning, and video conferencing.

Training: For workshops, simulations, and dynamic presentations.

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