Google Jamboard for the win. Simple and easy to use.
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
Before Covid, team building and brainstorming activities were all done face-to-face. It was paper and pencil. Once we moved to a completely remote way of working, we were faced with a problem. How do we continue with team building, goal setting, training and other activities? The Google Jamboard came in handy. It made life much easier for everyone involved. Now we could benefit from the same tool used in a live environment, but used digitally. The tool has a friendly interface and is easy to use, making it accessible to all. The ability to collaborate online on the same activities makes it the perfect choice.
Pros
- Handwriting and shape recognition
- An infinite number of frames
- All platform access( mobile app, pc etc)
Cons
- Shapes and sizes
- Handwriting
- Panel Zooming
- Slow loading when the board is big
Likelihood to Recommend
It gets the job done, although it does not have all the features of other similar tools. If you are doing a small team building or brainstorming session with less than 5 people this is perfect, but once the number of participants is increased the tool becomes slow and hard to track and the lack of options in some cases or types of exercises leaves a lot to be desired.
