Vibe Board: The Ultimate Interactive Tool for Teachers

[@myishahutchinson652]

This board has so many features that make it easier for teachers and students regardless of the level. My favorite feature is that I wouldn't have to stay near the board in order to use it.

[@stephanieshook5562]

I love the voice to text feature! The autocorrect features and handwriting changes are awesome! The simultaneous meeting and notes presentation is also super helpful.

[@CJReynolds]

Totally agree!

[@summerhayward6927]

I love that this is like a giant tablet that can be used as a station - I also love sending notes to kiss or having more than one student writing on it at once. Great piece of tech!!

[@CJReynolds]

Having the Vibe Board as a station is a great idea. Thanks for the idea Summer!

[@chriscarson1903]

Easy to operate. So many features. Crisp and clear. What is not to love here. I would love to have this in my classroom. Think of all the things I could do for and with my students.

[@CJReynolds]

Hi Chris! Knowing a bit about where and what you teach I think your students would love the Vibe Board and would greatly benefit from such a tool.

[@mrs.gonzalez-artteacher9370]

I've had experience using several different types of interactive whiteboards. The thing that was always so frustrating to me was figuring out how to use them. Even after trainings, I still never figured all of it out, and I know they were not being used to their full potential, which kind of defeats the purpose. What I really like about the Vibe Board is that, first of all, the interface looks just like a normal tablet which would make it super intuitive right off the bat. Secondly, the fact that you can access what you need from anywhere in the room is a benefit in and of itself. Being able to move around the room is a key component to meeting your students' needs as well as having successful classroom management. I can really see how the Vibe Board can make teaching better without adding one more thing to our plate!

[@thevibeboard]

Thanks for sharing your experience! We're committed to continually improving Vibe Board with teachers' real needs in mind.

[@johnlopez3996]

The voice to text feature helps to give confidence to students. Hand-written ideas can be transferred to a digital format without having to spend time, hoping that the system can decipher one's writing.

[@CJReynolds]

That's the truth. Especially, when students with learning differences like dysgraphia are largely underserved.

[@thevibeboard]

Thank you, CJ, for showing how Vibe Board boosts creativity and engagement in your classroom! 🚀

[@flexplexico480]

Why is this better than using a computer or tablet with our existing digital projectors? To interact with the board you have to cover the content. This has been tried a few times before and ultimately we always end up back at the projector and tablet / computer mirrored to it.

[@paulpavot1056]

For those of you with Vibe Boards, what are some good apps (other than Canva) that you are using in class?

[@Sam.osborne__]

Being honest this was just a massive advert. really doesn't look anymore practical to any other smart board on the market. Its actually inconvenient to use a 'tablet' that big because you have to move to use all of it and the whole screen will not be in focused eye site. don't get me wrong some interactive activities with the kids will be useful but i think regular classroom uses like searching the internet will be better on a computer.

[@CJReynolds]

Hey Sam, I have to disagree. One of the features I loved about the Vibe was that you do not have to use it only as a tablet. Teachers can access the interface from their computers, phones, or tablets. Being tethered to a smart board by an HDMI cord can be maddening. Giving students access to be able to display their work from their seats to the board easily is a huge advantage. Helping students to make real world connections by using the side by side screen splitting feature (that can become interactive as well) is another worth while feature.