A shared board for the classroom

Between the school platform, emails and bookmarks, class resources end up scattered — and students lose them. WebBoard gathers your links, tools and instructions on a visual board you project in class and share with your teaching team. Free.

The problem: scattered resources

You send fifteen links by email, post them again on the school platform, write them on the board… and by the next session nobody can find them. The result: wasted time every lesson.

A visual resource board, projected in class

Create a "Class" board where each resource is a clickable tile, sorted by subject or theme. Project it on the board: it is your lesson portal. Add instruction notes and handy widgets (clock, countdown for an exercise).

• Your links and tools sorted by subject or project.
• Instructions on sticky notes next to the resources.
• A countdown or clock to pace activities.
• Several boards: one per class, level or term.

Sharing with your team and students

WebBoard lets you share a board with other (free) WebBoard accounts, read-only or editable. Great for the teaching team — a colleague covering a class has everything at hand — or for students who have an account (high school, clubs, adult training).

1. Create a "Class" board and add your resources by subject.
2. Project it in class as a lesson portal — no sharing needed.
3. Share it read-only with colleagues or students (each with a free account).

A few use ideas

• A back-to-school portal with all the year's tools.
• Revision resources by subject before exams.
• A field-trip board: map, schedule, instructions, contacts.
• Continuity when covering a class: the colleague picks up without searching.

Frequently asked questions

Do my students need an account?

To open a shared board, yes: sharing works between (free) WebBoard accounts. But you can also simply project your board in class, with no sharing or student account.

Can I share read-only?

Yes. You choose read-only (students view) or editable (they contribute), per person.

Is it suitable for the teaching team?

Absolutely: share a board with colleagues to pool a level's resources, or to ensure continuity when covering a class.

Is it free?

Yes. Creating, projecting and sharing boards is free; an optional paid plan unlocks more boards.

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