Google Jamboard is an interactive digital whiteboard that is a powerful tool for remote or in-person collaboration in the classroom. Students can use the platform to brainstorm ideas, solve problems, or work on group projects together in real time.
The platform offers a range of features, including the ability to sketch, add sticky notes, and import images or PDF files, making it a versatile and dynamic tool for collaborative learning. The platform also allows educators to create interactive presentations, engage students in group discussions, and provide instant feedback and support to students as they work.
With its user-friendly interface and collaborative features, Google Jamboard is a valuable tool for promoting creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration in the classroom.

Purpose in Teaching and Learning

• Use as a virtual whiteboard tool
• Collaborative brainstorming
• Content sharing and presentation
• Project Planning
• Real-time drawing and painting
• Add notes
• Learn and reflect

Helpful Links

Getting Started with Google Jamboard
Jamboard Case Studies: Mason City Schools
Collaborative Brainstorming with Jamboard (Cloud Next ’18) 
How to Use Google Jamboard – Beginner’s Tutorial 
Jamboard Basics  Sharing a Jamboard in Google Meet 
How to Create Google Jamboard Activities

Note: Google Jamboard will no longer be available after December 31, 2024, across Web, iOS, Android, and Google Meet devices. Users can export or migrate Jam data to alternate whiteboard partners such as FigJam, Lucidspark, and Miro until that date. The application will remain functional until October 1st, 2024, after which it will transition to view-only mode.