Episode #12 - Google Jamboard

SHOW NOTES:

Google Jamboard Tutorial Video https://youtu.be/Yznx6XsCPSM?t=61 

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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:

iOS App https://apps.apple.com/us/app/jamboard/id1143591418 

Google Play App https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.jam&hl=en_US&gl=US 

Help https://support.google.com/jamboard/?hl=en#topic=7383644 

Training in Teacher Center https://edu.google.com/intl/ALL_us/for-educators/product-guides/jamboard/?modal_active=none 

TRANSCRIPT:  (full transcript link)

Hello and welcome to episode number twelve of the one-five. I am your podcast hostess - Tricia Louis - the self-designated tech goddess and I will be coming to you weekly in this audio podcast format with great edtech tools, tips, and tricks.

In this week’s episode, I will be talking about Google Jamboard. Google Jamboard is a digital whiteboard and collaboration tool developed by Google. It allows users to create and share documents, drawings, and presentations in real-time, from anywhere with an internet connection. It allows multiple users to work on the same document at the same time, and also offers features such as the ability to import images and videos, add text and drawings, and use sticky notes. It is primarily used in classrooms and business meetings for collaboration and brainstorming.

Google Jamboard can be used in education in a variety of ways, including: Collaborative problem-solving, Interactive presentations, Graphic organizers, Mind mapping, Classroom polls and quizzes, Student-led discussions, Digital storytelling, Group work, and so much more. Now, there actually was a device from Google that is a Google Jamboard, but through some web investigation, I believe that the device is now discontinued, but the awesomeness of the Jamboard lives on in the web version or through the app (for iPad or Android Tablets). 

Jamboard is a visual tool so in order for you to learn more about Jamboard, I encourage you to check out my Jamboard tutorial video posted in the show notes. In the video, I share about the Jamboard interface, the similarities & differences between the web & app versions, and give ideas how to use your jams…so be sure to check it out for a more visual explanation of Google Jamboard.

Be sure to check out the additional resources in the show notes for links to the Google Jamboard Apps for your iOS or Android device as well as links to help & training guides from Google.

If you have any questions about the content shared in this podcast, you are free to contact me at any time through the contact me section on my website - tricialouis.com. If you like this podcast, consider supporting it by going to buymeacoffee.com/talouis and pledging your contribution to the one-five.

Keep in mind the information shared on this podcast may take additional clearances from your tech department to work properly in your district, school, or classroom. I have vetted all of the information  shared on this podcast and it is available and/or correct on the date the podcast is originally published. But, remember that services, sites, or products can change or become unavailable without a lot of notice. 

Thanks for listening and join me next week for another episode of the one five!

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