LiveBoard is a free real-time collaboration app that allows for interactive whiteboarding, messaging, drawing, and recording. It can be used for live tutorials, small group discussions, brainstorming, and remote teaching. The app is available for download on Google Play and the Apple Store. Sessions can be created and codes shared to invite participants. Various tools are available for drawing and creating pages. Recordings can also be saved and reviewed later. The document demonstrates how a teacher used LiveBoard for a live tutorial on monsoons in India, with students asking questions via the messaging box and one student recording the session.

1. Engaging Students on LiveBoard
Presented to you by
Mrs Lily Lee

2. Engaging Students on LiveBoard
https://youtu.be/PcHtBK_SIVk
Engaging Students on Liveboard

3. Usage is simple. You can download the app via playstore or
apple store. Just sign up for the account upon login.
Most importantly - it is free!
• On Google Play -
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.inconc
eptlabs.liveboard
•
On Apple store -
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/liveboard-realtime-
whiteboard/id1132607923?mt=8
It can also be shared on browser (chrome) except that the
recording function will not be there -
https://app.liveboard.online/
Engaging Students on LiveBoard

4. Engaging Students on LiveBoard
✔Real time collaboration app with interactive whiteboard – can be
used for live tutorial, small group discussion and brainstorming.
✔Instant messaging - with built-in messaging you don’t need to
switch the app and students can ask questions or provide feedback
✔Real-time drawing and whiteboard sharing with an unlimited
number of participants via internet
✔Unlimited online whiteboards to draw on – FREE!
✔Share your creations via social media and email
✔Able to save drawings from the whiteboard learning into gallery
✔Participants can also save the recordings and review it later.
Why do I use LiveBoard?

5. Creating and joining the session

6. Hosting a session

7. Message box for questions and feedback

8. Creating pages

9. Tools on the LiveBoard

10. Let’s try
• Join the session with this session code
3nq6x

11. Try it out – its fun
• Let’s try out in small group.
• One teacher at your table to be the host. He/she will
create a session and invite the teachers at the table to
join via the code.
• He/she can share on solving a Maths problem, how to
label diagram, explaining the steps in cooking or
carrying out an experiment etc.
• One of the participants to record the session and email
me - teo.lily@edgefield.sg
• I will share the tutorial or brain storming from all the
groups

12. Remote teaching – Live tutorial on how monsoon affect India's
climate. The students clarified their doubts using the message
box
One of the
students
recorded the
session so she
could review
the tutorial
again from the
recording.

13. Using LiveBoard on internet browser
https://app.liveboard.online/
Limitations:
• Not able to record session
• Unable to save to account
• Not able to view saved sessions in drawing and
recordings
For androids, you can connect to the nearby devices
without internet connection.

14. More of my sharing on http://ezitnew.blogspot.com
http://ezitnew.blogspot.sg/2018/02/liveboard-app.html