It’s been just over a year since COVID-19 took its grip on the world. With its presence, virtual interaction has expanded for not only communicating with friends and family but for learning purposes as well. A Hamilton, Ont. based start-up called Lightboard Depot is taking remote presenting to another level with its Lightboard technology. This …
Shining A Light on Remote Learning with The Lightboard Depot Read More »
With the world being surrounded by darkness after being hit by a pandemic, technology has shined a light to keep us all connected. Zoom meetings and online learning have brought forward yes, new ways to bake bread, but also new tactics to learn and digest content. The revolutionary learning tool, The LightBoard Depot is a …
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Our start-up is getting noticed. We launched our product and we are now getting coverage in major media outlets, like CBS, FOX, NBC, ABC, The Boston Herald, and Sun Coast News, to name a handful! Students and professionals alike are all sharing one thing in common as we continue to combat COVID-19: learning and working …
The LightBoard Makes Major Headlines in Canada and the USA Read More »
Students and professionals alike are all sharing one thing in common as we continue to combat COVID-19: learning and working remotely. It’s the new normal and will be the way of the future. This past March, the global pandemic forced schools, colleges and universities, governments, and businesses to close their doors, leaving teachers, families and …
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Mike Justason of The LightBoard Depot Inc. in Hamilton appears on CHCH TV, talking about his company’s innovative technology that is reshaping online teaching and learning. To see the interview, click on the following link: The LightBoard on CHCH TV.
By Jon Wells, The Hamilton Spectator, Jan. 6/2021 More than 200 years ago, Scotsman James Pillans hung a blackboard on a classroom wall, helping revolutionize the art of using small slate tablets and chalk to teach students. Mike Justason makes no claim as inventor of a similarly transformative innovation in learning, but believes “the Lightboard” — a …
The LightBoard Featured in the Hamilton Spectator Read More »
Story by Jon Wells, Jan 6/2021 More than 200 years ago, Scotsman James Pillans hung a blackboard on a classroom wall, helping revolutionize the art of using small slate tablets and chalk to teach students. Mike Justason makes no claim as inventor of a similarly transformative innovation in learning, but believes “the Lightboard” — a glass tablet …
