Online Whiteboards are a fantastic teaching tool, especially with touchscreen Chromebooks. They can be used to screencast, for digital assessments, to collaborate on an assignment, and much more.
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Here are some fantastic examples, find one that works for you:
Kami- install the Kami extension to open a blank, lined, graph, or music sheet. Saves to Google Drive where you can invite collaborators
Ziteboard- clean with an easy to use interface
Scratchwork is an online whiteboard and video conferencing tool designed with math students in ind. 4 free boards
Webroom- provices you with a whiteboardthat you can draw on or upload a file to share and discuss and analyze.
Draw Chat is a free service (up to 10 megabytes) that allows you to invite people via video chat to your whiteboard
Realtime Board– a powerful tool- free for education- provides a blank canvas on which you can type, draw, and post pictures. You can connect elements on your boards through a simple linking tool. Realtime Board includes an activity tracking feature.
Google Drawings- built into the Google Suite- works like a doc/slide/sheet and can be embedded into a Google Doc