I had the honor of sharing insights about using Jamboard in the classroom with Nathan Gorrondona of BenQ during a recent webinar. In addition to tips about Jamboard in the classroom, Ben shared that Jamboard is now $999 for a limited time. Imagine the surprise of students and teachers returning to school in the fall to see a new Jamboard!
One correction from the video: I was asked about viewing Jams in Google Classroom. I suggested using the preview icon in the assignment’s Google Drive folder. Unfortunately, that preview has the same issue that Jams have in the Classroom feedback screen:
Besides that error, I think the webinar has some very useful suggestions for Jamboard in the classroom. Please share your feedback in the comments.
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What do you think? What activities do you create for students using Google Jamboard? Please comment below or tweet me, @TomEMullaney.
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