Jul 6, 2026 | news, Whiteboard Blog
If you’ve run a CPD session over Zoom and tried to collect ideas from everyone on the call, you’ll know the built-in whiteboard tools are often limited, or missing altogether unless your school pays for the right Zoom plan. This gets harder still when staff are split...
Jun 18, 2026 | news, Whiteboard Blog
Most presentations work in a straight line. Slide one, slide two, slide three, all the way to the end. That works fine for a lot of lessons, but it’s not the only way to do it, and for certain activities it’s actually quite limiting. With a bit of setup, you can add...
Jun 8, 2026 | news, Whiteboard Blog
If you have ever wanted to make a video for your class but found video editing software too complicated or too time-consuming, Google Vids is worth a look. It sits directly inside Google Workspace for Education, which means if your school already uses Google, you...
Jun 8, 2026 | news, Whiteboard Blog
Most teachers have at some point recorded a quick video to explain something, a set of instructions for a supply teacher, a tutorial for pupils to watch back, a short explanation of homework. And most teachers know how quickly it turns into a bigger job than expected....
May 18, 2026 | news, Whiteboard Blog
Google’s NotebookLM can produce genuinely impressive slide decks. The design is clean, the layouts are polished, and it pulls together source material in a way that would take a teacher a good chunk of an afternoon to replicate manually. There is, though, one fairly...
May 13, 2026 | news, Whiteboard Blog
Most teachers who’ve started using Claude are doing something sensible: they type a request, read the response, copy what’s useful. That works. But there are a handful of features built into Claude that most people haven’t touched yet, and some of them can make a...
