Important news!

Google will wind down the Jamboard application next year. From now until October 1, 2024, the Jamboard application will continue to function normally. From October 1, 2024 through December 31, 2024, the app will be placed in “view-only” mode to give teachers time to backup their Jam files. While in “view-only” mode teachers will no longer be able to create new or edit existing Jams on any platform, including the web, iOS, Android, and Jamboard devices. On December 31, 2024, Google will shut down the Jamboard application and users will no longer be able to access their Jam files, and any remaining Jam files will be deleted.

What do you need to do?

• Click here and follow instructions on how to download your Jams.
• Use a different whiteboard solution like Canva, Pear Deck, Google Drawings, or Google Slides.

Access Google Jamboard --> jamboard.google.com

• What is Jamboard?
• Google Jamboard Support
• NEW - Revision history for Jamboard - Find what’s changed in a jam

Jamboard Lesson Ideas:

• Free Templates from Esther Park
  • Collaborative Plot Diagram - Change the diagram or use for a different topic. Use the idea that students can collaborate on Jamboard and know their "role" based on the color of the box that their name is in.
  • Synthesize Group Discussion Jamboard
  • Think Pair Synthesize Jamboard
• 20 Free Interactive Jamboard Ideas and Activities For Teachers at Every Grade Level
• How to Use Jamboard: 10 Ideas to Get You Jammin’
• 5 Jamboard activities for any classroom (with templates!)
• Canva Jamboard templates