For those of us who are pressured by administrators to use technology, these apps are absolute jewels. They will almost certainly in the future become a standard part of how we use our instructional minutes in our TPRS/CI classrooms. It almost seems as if interactive whiteboards were designed specifically for what we do!
It is probable, however, that getting through the three steps of TPRS will now require at least two days, possibly three or even more, depending on how interesting the story is and how extensive the artist’s work with the interactive whiteboard is.
Along with Textivate (mentioned elsewhere in this book and another heavy hitting piece of technology for the TPRS classroom), interactive whiteboards, when added into any block TPRS/CI lesson, will be a great boon to all teachers who teach on the block.