How to Use Interactive Whiteboards | Displays2go®

Max demonstrates how to use essential features for smart boards in this brief tutorial. Interactive whiteboards simplify learning and collaboration in business and educational settings. These 65” smart boards have a tempered glass, anti-glare monitor with 4K screen resolution for optimal viewing.

Our digital whiteboards feature 20-point multi-touch technology, allowing multiple people to interact with the display at one time. There is a true pen to paper feel with the (2) included magnetic touch pens, or users can interact with the smart board using their hands. It's easy to write, draw, erase and undo mistakes with the user-friendly interface. Interactive whiteboards are also equipped with a variety of quick tools to improve functionality such as a timer, screenshot, annotation, screen lock, and more.

Each smart board has a 32 gigabyte internal storage capacity, which allow files and images to be saved directly on the whiteboard. Access to the Google Play Store means you can download any of your favorite applications to create custom experiences and maximize productivity. The durable mobile stand with locking wheels allows you to move the whiteboard between classrooms, offices, or conference rooms. Wireless screen sharing makes it easy to present and switch between devices for multiple presenters.

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[mikefixac]

I'm noticing this being used on YT instructional videos. Very impressive. This definitely will change the way people take in information. Thank you for this.
Imagine the kids in class reading a certain book. The kids love the book and the teacher has the author come on screen for the kids to see, and the author sees them too, for communication in real time. Enchanting.

[PatrickOfTav]

This is useless as the background music drowns what is being said. Much better videos available.

[YFTOUCH]

very great tutorial video.Thanks for your sharing

[romwaldkabwebwe]

Does this board have an option of sharing screen to the second person?