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The use of whiteboards is nearly as old as the concept of organized team environments itself, evolving from chalkboards in dusty rooms to sleek, glass-paneled fixtures in modern offices. Yet, in today’s age where remote work isn't just a trend but a staple, the whiteboard has had to transform digitally to serve its purpose. This virtual incarnation continues to play a pivotal role in fostering collaboration within remote teams. Let’s explore how.

Seamless Brainstorming and Ideation

One of the most cherished aspects of whiteboards is their ability to act as a canvas for brainstorming. In a remote setting, digital whiteboards become a shared space where team members can contribute ideas in real-time, regardless of their physical location. This collective approach to ideation helps in pooling the diverse perspectives of team members, leading to innovative solutions and creative breakthroughs.

Visualizing Complex Concepts

Remote teams often work on complex

We are 2 months into the New Year and we know how New Years resolutions can be tough o keep. The promises we make to ourselves can be difficult to keep as we attempt to make immediate, sometimes drastic, and enduring change. It can be easy to feel dejected and discouraged when we slip up in those early days of January. Whether it’s missing a day at the gym or eating fast food, it can be too easy to abandon our resolutions. Positive change in our lives takes a lot of work, time, commitment, and most of all a painstaking amount of determination and willpower to not to give up, even when we fail. Resetting, refocusing, and reminding yourself to keep going takes practice. Here’s how to both keep and achieve those resolutions and goals.

Planning Your Promises to Yourself

When starting the year, you may have given yourself vague, lofty, and ambitious goals that had no plan behind it. Without a plan, it can be difficult to make changes to your day-to-day routine, and you

Having a handful of fun whiteboard games in your back pocket is a great asset to any teacher. Here are 5 fun whiteboard games that your students will love!

5 Fun Whiteboard Games That Your Students Will Love

Having a handful of fun whiteboard games in your back pocket is a great asset to any teacher. Whether you are an early childhood educator or a primary school teacher, there will be times when you will want to fill time with an exciting game.

Below are a few of our favourite whiteboard games:

Hangman

Hangman is a classic game that we have all played before. It may seem like a simple game, however, it helps build students’ retention skills. You can use key terminology that is relevant to what your students are learning at the moment.

How to play: Choose a word and draw a blank line for each letter of the word on your whiteboard. Ask your students to start guessing letters and fill in the blanks with letters if

A major challenge in today’s classrooms is getting students engaged. Students have spent many months learning on a tablet or laptop and now that kids are back in the physical classroom, getting them focused and excited is proving to be quite a challenge.

Classroom whiteboards are often underused. They are a simple, technology-free way to get students excited about learning. Sometimes, the only thing that teachers need is some fresh ideas for activities and strategies for using their classroom whiteboard.

Here are a few of Whiteboard.com’s trusted ways to use a whiteboard in the classroom:

Comprehension Checks

A great way to engage students in classroom discussions is to integrate comprehension checks throughout the lesson. You can pass out individual whiteboards and