Professor at Hardin-Simmons University
Secondary Teacher, Lee Christian School
Higher Education
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The all-in-one teaching tool
Guided lesson prep
Import PDFs, documents, screenshots, and images into the smartboard - and annotate as needed.
Streamline your classes with integrations to Google Classroom, Jamboard, Canvas, Blackboard, and more.
Present with ease
Cast anything to the big screen from any device–whether it’s Windows, iOS, Mac or Android OS.
Keep class interactive with HDMI and touchback support.
Access from anywhere
With everything automatically saved in the cloud, it’s easy to save and share material with students to keep them on the same page.
“This is a great tool for a teacher and allows me to email out saved boards to students who are not in class or are forced to be virtual thanks to Covid.”
Secondary Teacher, Lee Christian School
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Distance learning made delightful
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Use your favorite video conferencing apps with real-time digital whiteboarding for next-level virtual classes.
“I email the case study ahead of time, then [the participants] go into the breakout rooms on Zoom. Plus, everybody can have a separate work page if you send out a multi-page Vibe board.”
Professor of Medicine, University of Maryland
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Students can participate from their laptop, tablet, or phone with Vibe Canvas to provide instant feedback or ask questions during class.
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Assistant professor, Hardin-Simmons University
Make lessons more than a lecture
Take it from Chrome
Make classes more creative by drawing direct references from Chrome.
“I teach high school science and have used the ability to screenshot videos and pull up photos I’ve downloaded to label cell structures.”
(Review at TrustPilot)
Pull in resources
Import recent publications, annotate on helpful YouTube videos, watch inspiring documentaries — right on Vibe’s screen.
“[The fellow educators] were all blown away by its versatility. Not just with the ability to incorporate OneDrive and images or videos, but that I can also pull up a web browser and all of fifteen different anatomy resources.”
Assistant professor, Hardin-Simmons University
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