Jamboard

This collaborative, digital whiteboard is a powerful and engaging tool to use for remote instruction.

Getting Started

New to Jamboard? Here's an excellent, comprehensive tutorial to learn the tool, as well as ideas of how to use it for synchronus learning.

If you need help on how to share Jamboards with students so they have their own copy, watch this.

Jamboard is now integrated with Google Meets!! Here's a quick 2 minute loom.

These Jamboard templates are perfect for community building and class check-ins during remote instruction.

Make your own game in Jamboard or have your students collaborate to make a game!

Here are premade Jamboards with slides built in for Caption This , Would You Rather and Back-to-School-Names to use with students. Make your own copy! Engage students in discussion after having them post sticky notes in Jamboard.

Huge Wakelet Collection of Jamboards

Shared Google Folder of Jamboard Templates.

K-2 Jamboard Templates

K-2 templates(calendar, base ten blocks)

Science diagram example

Agreement thermomter

Overcoming Barriers

Play Pictionary or Checkers on with these Jamboard templates!

How to add a slide in Jamboard

How to bring in a slide deck to Jamboard.mp4

How to add a slide deck in Jamboard using the mobile app

How to move items between frames in Google Jamboard

LIVE partners (or group) games in Jamboard

Kris Szajner shares his SeeSaw library in Google Slide format as a resource to use for many game topics. Each slide includes a link to an activity in the SeeSaw library too!

Organizing Jams in a Google Drive Folder

Want to organize your Jams in a Folder? This tutorial shows you two ways to bring Jams into a folder in your Google Drive.

App Smash! Have students create a screencast in loom, flipgrid or screencastify of their completed Jamboard and explain their work or process thinking.