GOOGLE JAMBOARD is my JAM! | Beginner Jamboard Tutorial for Teachers

[@franciscorriganx]

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[@EdTechClassroom]

I'm so glad you (and 184 others!) like this video!

[@nicholashilmers3608]

Excellent introduction to this tool, which I'll be using for the first time with 2 history classes tomorrow. Thank you!

[@trudi-annebarrett2963]

I truly love the way you demonstrate the information, it was clear and concise. I follow it exactly and I walk away knowing what to do with my students moving forward. I would love further tips,on using Google Jamboard. All the very best and keep safe.

[@kellykeever6752]

GREAT JOB! I learned a lot. Would love to see you do a video on Peardeck and Flipgrid

[@tonyaschwolert5405]

Thanks for this very clearly presented Jamboard tutorial. Great job!!

[@sue-ellenoshea6959]

Very helpful! I've responded on Jamboard and tomorrow is the first time I will be using it during a faculty meeting!

[@EdTechClassroom]

I hope it went well in your faculty meeting today!

[@nicolegoodyear6276]

Thank you so much for your easy-to-follow instructions!

[@1234Crocker]

Very nice presentation. I feel like I'm now ready to use this tool. And I appreciate your application ideas as well as shared best practices.

[@EdTechClassroom]

Thank you so much for your comment!

[@MathTravels]

Thank you! Very useful. I am sharing this with my pre-service teachers

[@EdTechClassroom]

Thank you so much!

[@belearning973]

Great ideas! And if you want to end a class with a nice, free song try this one, kzbin.info/www/bejne/iX6akGlvZd2UqJY

[@craiggarshelis4578]

Very clear and helpful. Well done!

[@lynneanderson8208]

Wonderful tutorial! Thank you!!

[@EdTechClassroom]

Thank you!

[@bernardbusonick343]

Ma'am, I need some guidance if possible. I'm a brand new high school criminal justice teacher and recently recieved some awesome digital training and jamboard was part of it. One of the ideas I saw that sparked my interest was a student attitude check in. Essentially what it was was a slide with 5 different attitudes from Happy, nervous, tired, grumpy sad etc. It then assigned each student a fruit privately and the students would check in that way. How would I go about even creating something like that?

[@shawndavis2786]

Thank you for this tutorial.

[@florindavega5223]

Very helpful!

[@emperoy8]

I recommend making a video on MS Team. Thanks

[@begumbaksh7893]

Awesome 👌 video 📹. Great job 👏.

[@EdTechClassroom]

Thank you so much 👍

[@ronaldgordon1315]

Thank you - very useful

[@junepugh517]

very detailed and informative.

[@EdTechClassroom]

Thank you!

[@leonawill8700]

You rock! Thanks.

[@ClassroomConfidential]

Outstanding video!

[@florindavega5223]

Thanks for the video! It was very helpful! You are a great instructor.

[@EdTechClassroom]

Thank you so much!

[@francescabill8475]

Yes, she is a great instructor!

[@catherineroedernevadalearn4148]

Thanks for this video! It was very helpful! Would you consider doing a beginner video for Nearpod?

[@EdTechClassroom]

Yes! Absolutely. I’ll add that to my list to make. Thank you so much!

[@AmwayJVPerez]

@@EdTechClassroom Awesome!!!! Can't wait.

[@helenasamosud3438]

I am wondering which steps I need to follow to upload the created Google Jamboard to the Breakout Rooms on the ZOOM meeting with my class.

[@ShazmaTahir-AECSouth]

Great presentation !

[@helenvickery5057]

This was a very helpful video tutorial! I still can't figure out what the select arrow on the left side menu does. Also, is there a way to insert a link or video? Thanks!

[@EdTechClassroom]

The select arrow allows you to click and drag on objects to move them. Unfortunately you can't embed links or videos into Jamboard yet (though they might add that as a feature in the future). A workaround could be to add the link into a textbox and then directing students to copy that link and paste it in a new tab to watch. If that seems too tricky for your students, I'd recommend using Google Slides instead! :)

[@boazjoe1]

Thank you. I would like to know more about using it with classes that are split into teams. Currently using with physical therapy students and have them split into problem solving teams. It works but I find it awkward.

[@EdTechClassroom]

Feel free to email me at [e-mail] and we can brainstorm some ideas together!

[@alicerawecki5639]

well done , how does a supply teacher make do use of jam board seeing most of the time you are in the school classroom a day at a time.

[@ccappa2001]

Excellent tutorial on the basics, I really enjoyed your teaching style. Could you list some applications for this please? You already mentioned you could use it as an exit ticket/tool, mindmap, and for brain storming. I wonder how this would look as a "forum" for my elementary students to respond to a reading assignment throughout the week... as in a possible 3-2-1 Reflection template?? Would love to hear how other teachers are using this- Thank you for this video! Blessings :)

[@EdTechClassroom]

Yes! I have tons of ideas. I made a video with some more activity ideas: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJzKiJRmgJeSjas In terms of specifically with your students, email me and I can share some ideas with you directly! My email is [e-mail]

[@gr8rubs]

I'd like for it to have a preview feature before publishing. Kids in high school can get raunchy.

[@EdTechClassroom]

It's definitely a pitfall of Jamboard! You can check out Padlet if you are looking for a moderation feature. They are similar tools. I have a tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZqtqmeXeZx7arc The topic is Thanksgiving, but I walk you through how to make an activity and share it with students.

[@elizamatagi8386]

My 3rd graders like to hit the ʻclear frame" button and change the set background sometimes, is there a way around that? or is this another pitfal lol

[@EdTechClassroom]

Another pitfall unfortunately. It’s a good opportunity to teach about digital citizenship, but of course, that doesn’t always work and they change it any way ;) Have you tried Padlet? That might be a good solution for you. It doesn’t allow students to edit those sorts of features. I always recommend that teachers use Jamboard for “low stakes activities.”

[@kathymarshall7527]

Thank you for your intro to Jamboard tutorial. You were thorough and I can start using the program tomorrow. I found a Jamboard on-line that has a few slides within the presentation, and made a copy. I'd like to use only one of the slides, but I didn't have any luck when I tried to copy it. Is there an option for that?

[@EdTechClassroom]

Happy to help! Would you mind emailing me at [e-mail] ? A little easier for me to send screenshots and instructions that way! :)

[@nancymacclemmy4606]

can I send a PDF copy of a worksheet to Jamboard

[@Hiiooii-u8q]

It was very helpful but I wanted to know how to get google slides on the jam board.

[@EdTechClassroom]

You can download the slide as a PNG and then set it as the background of the Jamboard file!

[@stephanieallen9441]

Sometimes the parents change what I created. So do I create another one for them?

[@yvettemasullo5879]

How do you make the link private?

[@EdTechClassroom]

You can adjust the privacy settings by clicking "Share" in the top right corner

[@smrtzttspanishenglishtutor67]

When streaming, can I stream one page or frame while the students are working on another frame? I would like to make collaboration groups and then provide feedback to each group. Thanks for your help.

[@EdTechClassroom]

Happy to help! Would you mind emailing me at [e-mail] with some more specifics? I can send over a reply with some ideas :)

[@marissabranson6515]

When you save a pdf or image, does it do all the slides or just the one you are on?

[@streletskaya.m]

-pdf all the slides , image - just the one choose

[@stephanieallen9441]

Where did you type copy in the browser? At the end?

[@EdTechClassroom]

Yes! You can delete everything after the last / and then if you type in "copy" and press enter, it should take you to a screen that allows each student to have their own copy of the file.

[@stephanieallen9441]

When I put the link in my a google meet chat, it will requires me to share it with my PreK parents. Do I keep it in editor mode or view Jen I share?

[@EdTechClassroom]

You should be able to put it in edit mode so that anyone with the link can edit. Then, you can drop it in the chat. Is that what you've tried?

[@EdTechClassroom]

Also, you're welcome to email me if you have questions! I can send you screenshots with directions. My email is [e-mail]

[@stephanieallen9441]

EdTech Classroom I think I forgot to put it in the edit mode. Thanks

[@stephanieallen9441]

Do you use peardeck?

[@EdTechClassroom]

Yes! Do you like it?

[@stephanieallen9441]

EdTech Classroom I want to try it out. I never tried it before. I want see how to use it for my PreK students

[@teachermaryportuguese9268]

You explain very well, but speak too fast, I had the job to follow your explanation. 😍

[@mayonnaburns499]

You are so so cute and I love you so much and I miss you so much and I miss you so much

[@safblack7101]

her four head is realy big ,i could call that a ten head

[@triceyvle8567]

Thank you for this tutorial.