Multi-User Whiteboard
Enable the multi-user whiteboard to let all participants draw, annotate, and contribute visually:- All participants can draw simultaneously on the presentation slides
- Use for brainstorming, diagramming, or collaborative problem-solving
- The presenter can clear annotations or disable multi-user mode at any time
Per-User Whiteboard
For individual work that the moderator can review:- Each student gets their own whiteboard layer
- Moderators can view each student’s work individually
- Great for assessments or individual exercises
Shared Notes
Shared notes provide a collaborative text editor that all participants can edit simultaneously:- Real-time collaborative editing (like Google Docs)
- Use for meeting minutes, group brainstorming, or collecting responses
- Content can be exported or moved to the whiteboard
Move Shared Notes to the Whiteboard
Transfer shared notes content to the whiteboard for group review and annotation: See Move Shared Notes to the Whiteboard.Choosing the Right Tool
| Activity | Best Tool | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Visual brainstorming | Multi-user whiteboard | Drawing and spatial layout |
| Collecting text responses | Shared notes | Easy typing and editing |
| Group problem solving | Multi-user whiteboard | Diagrams and annotations |
| Meeting minutes | Shared notes | Structured text |
| Individual assessment | Per-user whiteboard | Private work visible to moderator |