Czech Easter

When we were growing up in Czechoslovakia in the years before 1989, the
meaning of Easter was limited to the welcoming of spring.  The religious
connotations of Easter were suppressed under the communist regime.
Nowadays, Czechs are again aware of the strong Christian background of
Easter, but Easter has not become a serious religious holiday.

Easter in the Czech Republic is a fun time. Many traditions are still
observed and practised, especially in villages, and different regions may
have their own Easter traditions and customs. For example dying and
decorating eggs, making canes for whipping girls, baking easter buns and
many others. The most important days are Easter Sunday, when people go to
church and visit relatives and then Easter Monday, when boys and men are
going from house to house, singing special carols and waiting, when the
girls and women come out of the house and can not wait for whipping them.
The girls are running around screaming and jumping and sometimes they pour
cold water on men as a revange. Boys and men receive decorated eggs and
some alcohol and everybody is having a great time.

Interactive backboard

What is exactly interactive backboard? Interactive backboard is large interactive area to witch is connected computer and data operator. Operator project image from computer to the top of the backboard and there we can control computer by a finger, special marker or another tools. Backboard is mostly fixed to the wall or can stay on the stool. It is kind of touch screen.
           Interactive backboard can be connect to computer by USB port, serial port or Bluethoot. Mostly is program instal in computer. Program start when is computer on and backboard automaticly communicate with it.

           Interactive backboard are on our school from 2010. When school join to project for reconstruction and modernization. This backboard are not in all classes, but most teachers and mainly students would be appreciated of course. There are just three