Comments on: Getting out of a Jam with Google Jamboards https://fltmag.com/getting-out-of-a-jam-with-google-jamboards/ IALLT's free language technology magazine Thu, 01 Aug 2024 19:11:34 +0000 hourly 1 By: Rachel Mamiya Hernandez https://fltmag.com/getting-out-of-a-jam-with-google-jamboards/#comment-155364 Fri, 24 Dec 2021 19:53:05 +0000 https://fltmag.com/?p=5591#comment-155364 In reply to Anonymous.

To create a Jamboard, you will need a Google account. However, depending on the settings you choose, a Google account is not required to post on a Jamboard (if “Anyone on the internet with Link is selected as the sharing setting).

]]> By: Anonymous https://fltmag.com/getting-out-of-a-jam-with-google-jamboards/#comment-47176 Sat, 28 Nov 2020 11:52:56 +0000 https://fltmag.com/?p=5591#comment-47176 In reply to Andy Smith.

It seems that something has changed and you now need a google account to contribute to a jamboard unless I’m missing something ?

]]> By: Rachel Mamiya Hernandez https://fltmag.com/getting-out-of-a-jam-with-google-jamboards/#comment-44269 Thu, 01 Oct 2020 01:31:11 +0000 https://fltmag.com/?p=5591#comment-44269 Awesome! Thanks, Andy.

]]> By: Andy Smith https://fltmag.com/getting-out-of-a-jam-with-google-jamboards/#comment-44245 Wed, 30 Sep 2020 09:43:42 +0000 https://fltmag.com/?p=5591#comment-44245 Nice summary Rachel!

I could add that students without Gmail addresses can be invited to collaborate on a jamboard, but they’d need a Google account to be able to upload images or use the image search tool (at least on the free version, I don’t know about the paid-for version).

The URL for the free version of Jamboard is http://jamboard.google.com

Also your readers might be interested in the comparisons I did of a few other free online ‘whiteboard’ collaborative tools here: https://coachingleaders.co.uk/free-online-collaboration-tools-reviews/

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