There are a few ways to share your view of the Vibe board remotely:

• From the Vibe board, join or host your video conference application (such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet), then share your screen. Students can now see any content you share on the Vibe board.
  • To see this in action, check out this online teaching video from Vibe customer Dr. Henry Silverman.
• Share a link (edit or view only) of the whiteboard with your students so they can interact with you on the canvas in real time or view content in real time.
  • Note: with this option, students will only be able to view content specifically in the Vibe board app. Content shared from screencast or 3rd party apps will not be visible.
• If connecting in real time isn’t an option, teachers can export the Vibe board as a PDF and share the file with students after the class.

Yes! Vibe is a cloud-based software that is accessible on any web browser or tablet. Vibe also has an app for iPad.

To share a board, simply send the link of the Vibe board you are using via email or copy-and-paste the link into the chat during your video conference. Students can interact with you on the canvas in real time once they have the link for access.

Note: Vibe can also be added as an application with Microsoft Teams.

There are a few options to do screen recordings on Vibe:

• Record your screen using a 3rd party application, such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet.
• Use a 3rd party app called ‘XRecorder’ to record the screen.
• Use the HDMI out port with a capture card or cable to another device.

Yes! Open a web browser app (such as Chrome or Opera) and take a screenshot of the pictures you want. Then, select which board to save your images to.

You can also do this in a split-screen mode. This makes it easier to see which pictures you have already imported.

Yes. Vibe supports all of these formats, depending on which cloud storage option you are using.

Read more: Learn which file formats are supported.

We designed Vibe to be an intuitive, easy-to-use tool so that everyone could use the Vibe board right away on their next project. That’s why using Vibe is similar to using an oversized digital tablet.

Vibe doesn’t require extra computers, projectors, or calibration. And not only is it easy to learn, it’s fun to use! We provide complimentary onboarding training sessions to get you started, and you can always check out what’s new on our video tutorials.

Most popular educational apps are supported on Vibe, including Canvas, Google Classroom, Blackboard, and Flipgrid. We’re constantly updating our integration offerings, so be sure to check out our full list (and feel free to send us suggestions).

Pro Tip: Especially tech-savvy? You can also enable the Google Play store on your Vibe board to try out additional third-party apps.

Absolutely! Vibe supports annotation during HDMI or any screencast option.

Read more: How to annotate