Host an interactive whiteboard
Open a live board and draw it out as you go. Invite the room with a QR code: everyone draws, asks and votes from a phone, laptop or tablet in seconds.
More than a whiteboard, an interactive whiteboard
- Live Q&AThe room's questions, the most asked on top
- Live pollPut a poll to the room with the board still up
- Live quizCheck what the room took in, with a podium
- Room pulseGot it, asking or stuck, at a glance
- ImagesDrop a photo on the board and draw over it
- SlidesEvery page of the board, a tap away
Upload a file onto the board
Drop a PowerPoint, Word, Excel or PDF file, or import one from Google Drive, Dropbox or YouTube. Its pages land on the board, ready to draw on with the room.
Give a participant the pen
Hand the pen to anyone in the room: they draw on your board from their own screen while everyone watches. Take it back in one tap, and what they drew stays.
Drop polls, quizzes and surveys on the board
Drag a poll, a quiz, a survey, a Q&A and more from the rail onto the board, right where you explain. The room answers from their screens and the results fill in on the board.
Start from a template
Open your class on a ready board: a lesson in 4 steps, a brainstorm, a concept explained, a KWL chart, a flowchart and more. All of it stays yours to change.
Frequently asked questions
Do participants need an account to see the board?
No. They join the session with the code or the QR code, in the browser they already have, and the board appears on their own screen. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Do I need slides to start?
No. A whiteboard session starts on a blank board, and you add pages as you go. When you do have a deck, start a presentation session with it instead: the board is still one click from any slide.
Can I draw over a photo?
Yes. Drop a photo onto the board, a page you photographed, a diagram, a screenshot, and draw straight over it. The photo stays on that page of the board.
Do polls and questions still work while the board is up?
They do. Questions keep coming in anonymously if their authors choose, and a poll is a tap away, written by you or drafted from a document you add, and yours to read and change before it goes out.
What happens to the board after the session?
The board's pages are part of the session, so what the room signalled while it was up is in the session report with everything else. Reports are kept for twelve months after the session.