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correlation between teachers’ IWB usages and their fields. All significant relationships demonstrate a moderate<br />

association based on the interpretation of Cramer’s V-values between 0.2 and 0.4 (Kotrlik & Williams, 2003).<br />

A multiple-selection question was used to determine how teachers use the most prominent IWB features. Teachers<br />

could select any feature for this question with two options: seldom and frequently (see Figure 1).<br />

Figure 1. Usage frequencies of IWB features<br />

The results show how often the features are used as well as total frequencies. Participants most commonly use IWB’s<br />

mouse function while the fewest number of teachers (N=33) used hyperlinks.<br />

Teachers were asked about how they obtained their IWB skills and knowledge. Four options were posed to teachers<br />

and they were instructed to select up to two options (Figure 2). Restraining the options was designed to extract the<br />

most important training sources for teachers.<br />

Figure 2. Main sources of IWB training for teachers<br />

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