Live whiteboard

One board for the whole class. Write, plot and explain together as you teach.

Write equations, plot graphs and mark up worksheets on a board everyone sees at once. Students follow from any browser, and they draw only when you let them.

  • Equations and graphs

    Type an equation in TeX or plot a function of x, and it appears on the board.

  • Paper for every subject

    Switch any page to blank, dot grid, lined or graph paper.

  • Page history built in

    Earlier versions of each page are saved as you teach, so you can restore one.

Maths and science

Equations, graphs and shapes on the board.

Insert equations in TeX, including chemistry formulas. Plot a function of x with its own axes or on graph paper. Add shapes, arrows, text and sticky notes to explain each step.

  • TeX equations you can edit later
  • Plot functions with sin, cos, log and more
  • Shapes, arrows, text and sticky notes

Pages and paper

Paper styles, PDFs and images on the board.

Give each page the paper your subject needs. Import pages from a PDF worksheet or add an image, then mark it up live with the class.

  • Blank, dot grid, lined or graph paper
  • Import PDF pages and write on them
  • Save a page as a template

Who can draw

You decide who holds the pen.

Keep the board to yourself, open it to everyone, or let students ask to draw. Give the pen to one student, take it back at any time, and bring everyone to your page.

  • Only me, everyone, or by request
  • Students can ask for the pen
  • Follow me brings everyone to your view

Questions

Help Center

No. The board runs in any modern browser on a laptop, tablet or phone. Students open the class link or enter the room code, and the board opens with the class.

Only when you allow it. Each room is set to only you, everyone, or by request. During class you can give the pen to one student and take it back at any time.

Yes. The board is saved with the class in class history. You can look through each page and download it as a PNG image.

Try the live whiteboard in your next class. Create a room, share the link, and start writing with your class.