Classroom tool
A shared whiteboard for interactive teaching
Bring lesson materials, explanations and student contributions into one live teaching space, with the teacher guiding participation.
Prepare the board around a learning goal
Start with one question students should be able to answer. Add the relevant PDF or image and leave room for annotations. A prepared board helps keep attention on the explanation instead of switching between unrelated materials.
Let students show their thinking
Use drawing and annotations to ask for a method, not just a final answer. Invite a student to mark a diagram or explain a step, then discuss the contribution with the class. Student access should follow the permissions you set for the session.
Try a fractions lesson
Show two shapes with different shaded parts. Ask students to compare them, explain their reasoning with a drawing and answer a short follow-up question. This is a suggested classroom activity, not a claim about measured learning outcomes.
Check the classroom setup
Before teaching, test the devices, display and connection you will actually use. Check that students can join and that the material remains readable on a phone. Use a short trial with your own lesson to assess suitability.
Try it with your own lesson
Bring a lesson and your classroom requirements to a WeClassroom walkthrough.
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