Work together in real time

You can share a jam session with collaborators whether they are on a Jamboard device, mobile app or web browser. 

People in up to 50 user sessions can work on a jam at once. When using a web browser, each Jamboard browser tab counts as a session.

Using a Jamboard device, you can:

• Write and draw with the included stylus.

• Search Google and insert images or webpages.

• Drag and resize text and images with your fingers.

• Sketch a box, star, cat, or dragon. Image recognition technology converts your sketch into a polished image.

Using Jamboard on a computer, you can use a web browser to:

• Write and draw using a mouse or trackpad.

• Search Google and insert images or webpages.

• Drag and resize text and images.

• Present your jam to a Google Meet video call.

• Open your jam on a Jamboard device.

Using the Jamboard mobile app, you can:

• Write and draw using your touchscreen.

• Drag and resize text and images with your fingers.

• Open your jam on a Jamboard device.

Work with Google Drive

Using a Jamboard device, mobile app or web browser, you can also add Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides to a jam.

And since your jam files are automatically saved to Drive, You can view and edit your jams from anywhere with an internet connection. Your jam work saves automatically.

Host video meetings

Using a Jamboard device, you can:

• Display upcoming Google Calendar events on Jamboard.

• Tap an agenda item to start a scheduled meeting.

• Present your whiteboard to people viewing remotely.

Collaborate with any device

• Create, edit, and share jams from your phone, tablet, or computer.

• Open a jam on a nearby Jamboard from your phone or tablet.

• Connect your computer to Jamboard device. Jamboard displays your screen and lets you control the computer from the board’s touchscreen.

• Pick up where you left off earlier or email your jam session when you finish.