The Split Whiteboard Widget
This widget splits the screen into two halves: one side is a drawable digital whiteboard and the other side is a scrollable piece with rich text, PDF, or a digital resource.
This widget splits the screen into two halves: one side is a drawable digital whiteboard and the other side is a scrollable piece with rich text, PDF, or a digital resource.
Enhance educational outcomes with customizable tools designed for every classroom.
Photo tool • Web embed option • Change colors
Pan & zoom • Custom background option • Audio integration
Pan & zoom • Video embed option • Custom background option
Straight line tool • Custom background option • Calculator
Multimedia integration • Pan & zoom • Rich text editor
Check out these quick lesson ideas for teachers on how to use a BookWidgets Split Whiteboard activity in the classroom.
Help students strengthen their language skills by combining reading, listening, and visual interpretation. They can follow a text while listening to audio and represent what they understand through drawings or notes.
Improve reading comprehension by letting students visually represent key moments from a text. They can use drawing tools to illustrate important events, helping them process the story structure and main ideas in a creative way.
Let students explore their creativity while following a tutorial. They can watch a video and apply what they learn in real time, experimenting with different techniques and ideas.
Help students organize their thoughts by analyzing information, forming a hypothesis, and gathering evidence. This prepares them to present their ideas clearly and engage in meaningful class discussions.
Students can explore economic principles by creating and analyzing supply and demand graphs. They can adjust values, identify equilibrium points, and examine the effects of price changes in a clear and interactive way.
Support structured thinking and organization by letting students arrange and adjust elements side by side. This helps them develop a clearer understanding of layouts, proportions, and relationships.
We’ve gathered some interesting blog posts from the BookWidgets teacher blog that show Split Whiteboard widget lesson plans and the configuration possibilities for teachers.
