HOW TO USE JAMBOARD

 

What is jamboard what is it used for?

Jamboard is a digital interactive whiteboard developed by Google. Jamboard is a collaborative online whiteboard. It gives students lots of creative work space. it is enough just to have a google account. you do not have to sign up for it.  generally, it  quickly pull in images from a Google search, save work to the cloud automatically, use the easy-to-read handwriting and shape recognition tool, and draw with a stylus but erase with your finger – just like a whiteboard. Educators can engage all students in the learning process, whether working together in a traditional classroom, a group seminar setting, or through distance learning.

if you want to use it, you should follow the steps below:




  • 1. Draw: Use a pen, marker, highlighter, or brush. You can draw from pre-determined colors.

    2. Eraser: Erase something you've drawn.

    3. Select: Choose and adjust a shape, sticky note, image, text box.

    4. Sticky note: Add a sticky note with text. You can choose from several colors.

    5. Image: Add an image from your device, image search, Google Drive or Photos.

    6. Shapes: Add a circle, square, triangle, diamond, rounded rectangle, half circle, bar or arrow. Choose border color and fill color from the menu bar at the top of the jam.

    7. Text box: Add a box where you can type and format text.

    8. Laser: Use a pointer to emphasize and highlight certain items on the screen when presenting ideas to others.

    9. Background: Choose from dots, lines, graph, or dark colors.

    10. Clear frame: Wipe everything off your frame with one click. (Undo if it was a mistake!)

    11. Frame bar: See all of your frames in one place. Add new frames, duplicate or delete.

    12. Menu: From here, you can rename your jam, download it as a PDF, save a frame as an image, remove, or make a copy your jam.

    13. Zoom: it helps Zooming in, zooming out, or fitting to window.



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