Online Whiteboards

When to Use: Anytime for student sharing and collaboration on ideas.
Estimated Time: 10-15 minutes, depends on project
Participants: Young Children, Youth, Adults, Educators
Supplies: Flexible depending on setting and group.
- Devices for participation - laptops, tablets, access to internet
- Apps for participation
- Jamboard App - free through Google suite
- Padlet - free trial limited to three padlets, subscripton plan
Features: Teachers and students can draw, write, and share files in real-time, or post at different times in a shared collaborative online space.
- Sticky note feature for brainstorming or feedback
- Drawing features for circling, highlighting, or mind-mapping
- Image database for creating posters or stories, images can also be added from files
Resources:
- How to Use Jamboard in the Classroom from Ditchthattextbook
- 30 Ways to use Padlet for students and teachers from Bookwidgets Teacher Blog
- The Jamboard Series by Emma Pass
- Padlet Instruction Manual - Professional Development Service for Teachers