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The Joys of Jamboard

Vicki Anderson

Presenter

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Vicki Anderson

Instructional Technology Coach | Scottsdale, AZ

Vicki@EdTechRefresh.com

@MsVickiAnderson

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Any work by Vicki Anderson is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0

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G Suite & Chrome Login

  • Sign into your Chrome profile to sync across devices
  • Be sure to turn on sync

Tip for Managing Multiple Accounts: If you have another Google account, use the “Manage People” feature so you can keep accounts separate but still switch easily between them.

“Apps Launcher” (waffle button or Rubik’s cube) - lets you access all of the Google apps services.

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Tips on Working from One Screen

Jump between tabs:

Or try the Dualless extension for Chrome to split your screen for you!

Split your screen:

Add a new tab

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Topics for Today

  • Jamboard
    • Uses
    • Examples
    • Features
  • Choosing the Right Tool for the Job
  • More tips (if time allows)
  • Templates

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Jamboard

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Google Jamboard

What is Jamboard?

  • Whiteboard tool for synchronous instruction
  • Students can get their own copies in Google Classroom for asynchronous practice
  • But it’s so much more than that!

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Access Jamboard from the Apps Launcher

Scroll down on the apps launcher to open the app or create a new Jam right from Google Drive!

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Create a Jamboard from Google Drive

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First, let’s take a temperature check!

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How about a debate?

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Let’s Try One Together!

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Student Jamboard Samples

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Jamboard Tips:

Use transparent stickies to put text on top of images.

Control D = DUPLICATE!

Save your frame as an image

(under the three dots!)

Use EMOJI!

Pen Tools

Eraser

Select

Sticky Notes

Insert Image

Laser Pointer

Insert Shape

Insert Text

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You Try: Who has made an impact on you?

Create a Jam from Google Drive > New > More > Jamboard

You can also reach the app: browse to Jamboard.Google.Com

Click the plus sign to make your own Jamboard!

Use images, sticky notes, emoji, or the drawing tools to tell about a person who has made an impact on you.

Bonus! Share a link to your Jamboard in the chat! Be sure to change the permissions so we can see it.

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Jamboard Sharing

Share directly:

Share to allow others to collaborate

Share with view-only-rights

Link Sharing:

Share so anyone with the link can view

Share so anyone with the link can edit

*Check for domain settings

Share in Classroom:

Share View-Only

Share as an assignment on the classwork tab

(this allows you to make a copy for each student.)

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Organize Jamboard

Add to Drive folders:

Right-click on the file in Drive or drag it into a folder.

To stay organized, create new Jamboards within folders using the “New” button!

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ALL of these apps live in Google Drive, can be saved as image files or PDF, and provide opportunities for you to create interactive lessons for students by distribution in Classroom, through an LMS, or by URL. They can be collaborative or distributed as copies to each student.

Choose the Tool to Fit Your Learning Outcome Goal

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Great Design Features

Limited Design Features

Most Graphic Design Features

Background Color or Image

Background Color or Image

Transparent or Color Background

Detailed Revision History

Revision History NEW 3/12/21

Revision History

Supports Hyperlinks

No Hyperlinking Yet

Supports Hyperlinks

Unlimited slides per deck

20 frames per jam

1 page per Drawing file

Animations, Layouts, & Multi-Media

Sticky Notes, Pen Tool, & Meet Integration

Integrates with Docs

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Use the Jamboard mobile app on iPads and other devices

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Use the Jamboard mobile app on iPads and other devices

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Renaming a Jam

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Managing Jams on Jamboard App Page

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Managing Multiple Frames

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The Jamboard Menu Ribbon

Undo/Redo buttons

Magnify

Clear all

Pre-set background options

PRO TIP:

If you don’t like these backgrounds, you can create your own and insert it as an image.

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More Options

Typical Google sharing options!

This requires purchased hardware, so you likely won’t use this.

PRO TIP:

Jams can also be shared on Classroom!

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Newer Features

Custom Frame Backgrounds

(see next slide)

Add & Edit

Text and Shapes

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Creating a Custom Background in Jamboard

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If You Ever Get Stuck...

Click the images to get to the Google Jamboard help center & teacher training!

A Jamboard about Jamboard!

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Who wants templates???

Also check out my Curriculum page for more goodies!

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Session is being recorded for you!

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Google Jamboard Samples