Educators can use Scribble Together Whiteboard in a 1-to-1 classroom for brainstorming or group learning. Educators can present a problem to solve, an issue to explore, or a discussion question and ask learners to add their ideas. Or learners can use the board to share ideas in small groups and then report back to the class. Include PDFs or photos of something to explore, and have learners mark them up with ideas. Scribble Together Whiteboard could also be a helpful tool for remote learning. Draw out ideas, explain a math problem, underline a text, or highlight some part of an image. There’s no audio or recording option, and no embedded camera, so educators will likely want to use Scribble Together Whiteboard together with a video chatting app for remote learning. Be aware that the live sharing feature is available only with the paid subscription.

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Overall User Consensus About the App

Learner Engagement

There’s nothing fancy, but creating and drawing on boards is intuitive and it’s easy to share across platforms. Collaborating on ideas and drawing together can help engage learners in different ways.

Curriculum and Instruction

Learn collaboratively by sharing ideas visually. Mark up PDFs and photos together, or draw on a blank slate to brainstorm.

Customer Support

Easily access boards across platforms and view all boards in the home screen gallery. It has no educator tools, guides, help, or other learning supports.