Feature

The collaborative online whiteboard

Explain visually, annotate, sketch: your online whiteboard appears live on every participant's screen. Freehand drawing, shapes, colours and image import.

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What is an online whiteboard for?

An online whiteboard recreates, in the browser, the free writing surface of a classroom board. Use it to explain a concept, correct an exercise, sketch an idea or draw while you talk — the audience watches everything take shape live.

EduTools' whiteboard is used inside a room: your participants have nothing to install, they follow your annotations in real time from their screen. It's the ideal tool to make an explanation concrete.

Freehand drawing, shapes and image import

You get a pen, shapes (lines, rectangles, arrows), an eraser, a wide choice of colours and a text tool. The board is deliberately larger than the screen: you can extend it in every direction so you never run out of room.

You can also import an image — a diagram, a photo, an exercise — and annotate on top of it. The hand tool lets you move the image and pan around the board without erasing anything.

What you can do

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Freehand drawing

Pen, shapes, eraser and over 20 colours to explain visually.

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Image import

Drag an image in or paste it from the clipboard, then annotate over it.

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Expandable surface

Extend the board in every direction; you never run out of space.

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Hand tool

Move images and content with no risk of erasing your work.

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Live display

Your annotations appear instantly on participants' screens.

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Saved boards

Keep several boards per room and pick them up again later.

When to use it?

Frequently asked questions

Is the online whiteboard free?
Yes. The whiteboard is available from EduTools' free plan. Paid plans increase the number of boards you can create.
Can my participants draw too?
The whiteboard is driven by the host, who draws and annotates while participants follow live. It's ideal for clear, legible explanations.
Can I import an image into the board?
Yes. You can drag and drop an image, upload it or paste it from the clipboard, then annotate over it.
Is the board limited to the size of the screen?
No. The drawing surface is larger than the screen and extends in every direction, so you never run short of space.

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