Zoom: Whiteboard

Zoom Whiteboard allows collaborators in hybrid teams to capture ideas, processes, and concepts. These are persistent, expandable digital canvases that can be created, accessed, and shared before, during, and after meetings.

Creating Zoom Whiteboards

Users can create a whiteboard in one of three ways:

  • Outside of a meeting by using their installed Zoom desktop app. Select Whiteboards

 

  • During a meeting by clicking on the Whiteboard icon along the bottom menu. 

      
 

  • By logging into carleton.zoom.us and selecting Whiteboards in the left panel.

 

After selecting one of these options, you may receive the following prompt to either use Zoom Whiteboard or Classic Whiteboard. The new Zoom Whiteboard is different from the Classic Whiteboard which cannot be reused in future meetings and has limited functionality. We recommend using the new Zoom Whiteboard and clicking Don’t show again

 

 

Visit these links for more information on getting started with Zoom Whiteboard: 

How to create a whiteboard

How to customize the display name of a whiteboard

How to share a whiteboard

How to delete a whiteboard

Limitations for using the Zoom Whiteboard

 

Accessing Zoom Whiteboards 

Users can access their Whiteboards during and after meetings from their Zoom account the same way they can be created.

Navigate to your Zoom Whiteboard Dashboard, accessible through your installed Zoom App.

Click on the three dots at the bottom right of the Whiteboard you wish to export and select Open in browser.

 

You can also export your whiteboard to a PDF. After opening your Whiteboard in a browser, click on the hamburger icon beside the title of your Zoom Whiteboard. Select Export and PDF.

More Information:  Managing whiteboards from the Zoom Whiteboard dashboard

Whiteboard Features

Zoom Whiteboard offers various tools and features such as annotating, uploading images and files, and adding comments. Read more about Zoom Whiteboard Features.

Whiteboard Templates

Zoom Whiteboard offers templates in categories such as Agile, Brainstorming and Ideation, Design and Research, Icebreakers and Team Builders, Mapping and Diagramming, Meetings and Retrospectives, among others. Users also have the option to create custom templates. Learn more about  Using Zoom Whiteboard Templates.

Examples of Zoom Whiteboard’s built-in templates: 

 

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