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Share a jam session with collaborators whether they are on a Jamboard device or web browser.

Jamboard is a digital whiteboard that lets you collaborate in real-time using either the Jamboard device (A 55-inch digital whiteboard that works with Google workspace services), web browser, or mobile app.


Jamboard is a collaborative whiteboard used to create and edit content with other users. Jamboard consists of a physical board and an app, but they can be used separately. You don’t need the board to be able to use the app. The physical board is a limited-use piece of hardware in one location on campus. Multiple people can contribute to the board at the same time from any location.


Working 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.


Benefits of Jamboard

Jamboard can be leveraged to build communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity. A Jam can be used for a team to brainstorm and develop new ideas. In the classroom, you can engage students in problem-solving exercises. Jams can easily be shared with students to have access during and after class.


Using a Jamboard device, you can use:

  • Write and draw with the included stylus.

  • Search Google and insert images or web pages.

  • 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 web pages.

  • Drag and resize text and images.

  • Present your jam to a Google Meet video call.

  • Open your jam on a Jamboard device.


To know more about Google Workspace products and their services do visit The Tech Mantra at

www.thetechmantra.com


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