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With Google Jamboard's sunset, it's time to discover new tools for interactive learning. Join us as we explore alternative apps for collaborative sessions. With engaging activities and real-time teamwork, you'll gain practical ideas and essential tips to effectively use these tools in your classroom.
In this session, we introduce a few Jamboard alternatives with similar features to keep the collaboration alive in your classroom. Learn practical ideas and gain tips and tricks for maximizing the potential of these tools in your classroom.
Jamboard is winding down. It will no longer be available after December 31, 2024
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: All Jamboards are in read-only mode as of October 1, 2024. Google Jamboard is being discontinued by Google. Your Jam data will be available for you to export or migrate until it sunsets on December 31, 2024. For more information, please visit this Google Jamboard support article.
Lumio is one of our recommended Jamboard replacements. The crosswalk document on the right provides more information on how to use Lumio as a Jamboard replacement.
for Education
Canva Whiteboards allows you to have infinite space to collaborate in real-time with your audience. Teachers can use Canva Whiteboards to brainstorm, plan projects, encourage group work, and increase student engagement with interactive tools. Import your own images or choose from a large selection of free whiteboard templates in Canva's library. Get started with Canva Whiteboards today!
This video playlist contains 4 short videos that provide a basic overview of how to use Canva Whiteboards.
Looking for ways to use Canva Whiteboards as a replacement for Jamboard? This tutorial video explains how teachers can use this free resource with students in their classroom.
Using Google Slides
as an Alternative to Jamboard
by Eric Curts
This video explores how to use Google Slides as a replacement for Jamboard with a Google Slides template created by Eric Curts. For a copy of Eric's template, click HERE.