A classroom whiteboard for teaching, in or out of the room
Built for the front of the class and the video lesson: handwriting lines, a big countdown timer, a laser pointer that fades on its own, and one tap to go full screen.
Ways teachers use it
Handwriting and phonics
The default paper is primary handwriting ruling: a solid top line, a dashed midline for x-height and a solid baseline, with a gap before the next row. Model letter formation with the marker, then switch colours to show the next stroke.
Maths working
Switch to grid paper for column arithmetic, bar models and coordinate work, or isometric paper for drawing cubes and nets. Hold Shift with the line tool to keep axes perfectly straight.
Timed tasks
Start a 1, 3, 5 or 10 minute countdown from the toolbar. It sits on the board where the class can see it, so you don’t need a second tab for a timer.
Pointing without drawing
The laser pointer (K) leaves a red trail that fades after about a second. Use it to direct attention on a projected worksheet or diagram without cluttering the board with arrows you then have to erase.
Starting a lesson with structure
Drop a KWL-style three-column layout or a mind map from the templates page, or switch to the chalkboard look for a room with a darker, lower-glare screen.
Questions people ask
Can I use this classroom whiteboard on an interactive display or projector?
Yes. Open it in the display’s browser or mirror a laptop, then tap Present to go full screen. Touch displays work with fingers or the pen that came with the board; two-finger pinch zooms.
Do students need accounts?
No. Nobody signs in. If students have their own devices, they can open the same page and work on their own boards, then share the result as an image or PDF through your usual class platform.
Is any student data collected?
No personal data is collected and boards are never uploaded. Everything stays in the browser’s local storage on the device being used. Ahrefs Web Analytics counts anonymous page views without cookies.
What paper styles are available for handwriting practice?
Primary handwriting lines (solid top and base line with a dashed midline), ruled lines, a square grid for maths, dots and isometric paper for 3D shapes. Switch any time from the paper menu without losing what’s on the board.
How do I share the board with students after class?
Export → Download PDF gives a single tightly cropped page of everything on the board, ready to upload to Google Classroom, Teams or email. Save board file keeps it editable for next lesson.