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Does LiveBoard increases the level of  Engagement between Teachers and Students? #1

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Does LiveBoard increases the level of  Engagement between Teachers and Students? #1

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In my point of view, teachers/lecturers need to be doing more to get our students engaged in taking an active role in their learning. I believe that both students and lecturers that are spend too much time talking are less likely to be engaged during direct instruction. But, how about the use of LiveBoard in class? Does it increases the level of engagement?

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Who is actually target audience/user of LiveBoard Interactive #4

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Who is actually target audience/user of LiveBoard Interactive #4

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If the use of LiveBoard implemented in Malaysia, I think it's more suitable for people doing business or corporate people compared to education. For me, LiveBoard was attempting to reach business professionals that need to correspond and get information to one another quickly. So, How about yours?

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How Does LiveBoard Work?

LiveBoard Interactive is a whiteboard application for visual collaboration. It is vastly available across the android platform and can easily be downloaded from Google Play. It works by connecting one gadget such as phone or tablet or even computer with another. It can be connected with many gadgets at a time. Anything that is drawn or written in the ‘whiteboard’ of a gadget is seen by other gadgets in real time. Is there any other use of Live Board? #1

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Don't you think discussing about mathematics is very efficient when using LiveBoard? I believe so. This is because mathematics requires people to show formula and how step by step by step work. It requires people to show their work step by step. This will be very efficient when discussing about math questions. You'll be able to discuss different formula that you use and basically different ways on how to get to the conclusion. I think discussing about mathematics using LiveBoard will be very entertaining. What do you guys think?

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LiveBoard have so many beneficial functions towards people whether in the educational field or outside the educational field. It is also getting more and more popular day by day. Online tutoring is using it now more than ever and there are many free LiveBoard apps available in commercial for people to download for free. Don’t you think LiveBoard will have a very significant role in the future? Maybe, it may even be mainstream and be used in every school in the world. I’d like to think that LiveBoard technology will be more advanced than today and be used by the majority of people.

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I'd like to adress some of the disadvantages of Live Board Interactive. Bear in mind that I believe that Live board is very useful for discussion and education but there are still downfalls of the application. One of it is the opportunity to cheat. You see, since the people involved in the discussion is not in the same space, it is very likely for someone in the group to not be focused in the discussion. They may be sleeping partner in the group who does not contribute anything to the discussion. I believe therr are many other disadvantage of Live Board. Would you mind sharing your opinion on this matter?

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In Malaysia, we can say that there are still lots of people who do not know about the existence of live board. Westerners have been using this method in their study and i think that Malaysia can come out with the initiatives of using live board in our daily lives. It can be in classroom or lectures. We need to educate our Malaysian that live board is a technology that make our lives easier. What are your opinion?

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LiveBoard application was installed on Armtab tablets given to more than 700 second grade pupils in all schools of Vayots Dzor marz, Armenia.

This app, available on AppStore and Google Play, is an interactive blackboard that allows users to draw online and chat with friends at the same time. The app offers practical tools for drawing, and allows working on the same blackboard without Internet connection, making you hand drawing into a precise image, sharing your works on social media, etc.

Co-founder of LiveBoard Tigran Barseghyan told Itel.am that he's very happy to see one more mobile app of Armenian production on Armenian tablets.

"LiveBoard was included in "One child, one computer" pilot program as a result of our cooperation with Ministry of Education and Science of Armenia, so we adopted a version in Armenian and made several changes. This week our team will leave for Vayots Dzor in the frames of retraining program for teachers and present LiveBoard, as well as hear out opinions on making the app more useful. This is an important step for both Armenia's schools and us. We hope that we will gradually get to the point when all Armenian pupils use LiveBoard," he noted.

Tigran Barseghyan noted that they provided the schools with a more comprehensible version of the app in Armenian.

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LiveBoard app is now available on Armtabs

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LiveBoard application was installed on Armtab tablets given to more than 700 second grade pupils in all schools of Vayots Dzor marz, Armenia. This app, available on AppStore and Google Play, is an interactive blackboard that allows users to draw online and chat with friends at the same time.

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As many advantages that we can gain from this Live board, i am sure that somehow it has its own disadvantages. We all know that all technologies that have been introduced since decades ago have their own flaws. Live board might as well has its own flaws too. We have been knew that in order to use Live board, we need to have electricity and also internet connection. There are still few schools who do not have this utilities so it is quite hard for them to use Live board. Do you guys know other disadvantages that we can acknowledge from this Live Board interactive?

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As we all know, Live board has been introduced to our generation and can make our lives easier. Live board, which is a whiteboard app for a visual collaboration. Educators can use Live board to do works, teach, draw, sketch, brainstorm, socialize and to share remotely about this collaboration platform. To add more, it does not matter how far one from another, you still can make time to learn by using this fun Live board. I personally think that Live board should be used in our college. What do you guys think?

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One of the best apps in Android/iOS for team collabration 🤙🏻

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One of the best apps in Android/iOS for team collabration 🤙🏻

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Whatsup gang, it's Ha. So today, I would like to talk about LiveBoard for being awesome!

LiveBoard, as its name suggests, puts a blank whiteboard surface on your screen. You send a private link to whomever you wish to invite, and — whether from a mobile device or a desktop web browser — they'll be able to view and interact with your virtual board in real time. (JR Raphael, 2018)

If you ever think of the best medium to share any visual information with a long-distanced participants, LiveBoard Interactive (LBI) Whiteboard is the best apps that ever existed!

Not only it ease up things by being flexible and participants could gain access anywhere they're at, but one of their features of allowing the discussion to be recorded and replay anytime. Now that is what we call "The Future Is Here"!

If you are interested in making up your own classroom or tuition but you don't have any premise to do so, worry no more... Everything could be done online, thru LiveBoard Interactive ofcourse...

Bang bang

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What's up gang, it's Ha. So today, I would like to discuss on Electronic White (EW).

is a software program that runs on the computer and resembles a whiteboard. A user, such as a teacher, could draw on the electronic whiteboard within the program, and that image is distributed to multiple computers. (Computer Hope, 2017)

Now how cool is that? I remember having access to this magical whiteboard, it was so cool!

It literally ease everyone; rather than having to focus on one particular plain lame 'o whiteboard.... whiteboard? ew.... they can just look through whatever I'm trying to deliver/write personally on each of their monitors.

Also, lots of things can be easily done. The plain whiteboard will be needing us to sketch lots of things, which is super tiring. However, by using Electronic Whiteboard (EW), everything could be done in a jiffy.

Aside, EW also promote group discussion and participation. They are an effective tool for brainstorming as notes made on the screen can be turned into text, and saved to be shared and distributed later. They are an ideal tool for small group work and collaborative learning, as students can huddle around the board developing ideas, and then save the work for sharing over a network or by email..

Although EW is becoming a high demand worldwide, but only a few institution in Malaysia can be seen having this tools. Perhaps on the price maybe? Or Malaysian are not too exposed to this IT stuff? Leave a comment.

Bang bang 💥💥

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LiveBoard is the perfect platform in education’s solution, whether for teaching or tutoring online, or to provide a more interactive experience for classroom teaching. It is the next generation of remote education and collaboration and it is the best solution for our interactive technology needs. Both student and lecturer can easily work, teach, draw, sketch, brainstorm, socialize and share remotely with this amazing platform. It doesn't matter where you are. The ease of use and portability is a plus! It takes teaching and learning to a whole new level. We're already in 2018. Why not we try to use this technology. It is very useful! Am I right?

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Is "Draw Something" falls under LiveBoard Interactive?

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Is "Draw Something" falls under LiveBoard Interactive?

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What's up gang, it's Ha. So today, I would like to discuss on the game: Draw Something. Personally, I used to be an addictive player of Draw Something. I don’t see any differences, though;

·         Both include whiteboards.

·         Both would need two or more parties in order for the interaction to keep on going.

·         Both requires one to draw or sketch something.

“Draw Something is almost perfect as it is, and in its simplicity, it should serve as a model for other games. It marshals all the powerful technology we now have in our hands—mobile, touchscreen devices with powerful graphics, ubiquitous Internet connections, and globe-spanning social networks—into a sublime experience.” (Farhad Manjoo, 2012)

If this game is really under the category of LiveBoard Interactive, then I do believe that LiveBoard is not that lame after all. A new way in education I supposed; mixing up entertainment in education. I started playing it when I was in secondary school, and this game literally connect the players from all around the globe. What’s fun? We share the same lingua franca; English.

Now don’t say that you don’t agree that entertainment is a big NO in gaining education… Leave a comment.

Bang bang 💥💥

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There’s no denying the benefit of a collaborative Liveboard as an effective method for education. But, do you think that it's quite hard for those people who are not really expert with the use of this board? For me, the users that who have not undergone adequate training with regard to the proper use of whiteboards often encounter challenges using them. What is your thought?

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There are many features of LiveBoard that benefits us as a student. The features of LiveBoard are:
·         Instant message

·         Collaboration app with interactive whiteboard

·         Drawing and whiteboard

·         Shared the contents through facbook, twitter, skype, google, viber and also email

·         Save drawing into your gallery

·         Snap and upload picture from gallery

·         Unlimited undos and redos to retrace your steps

·         Text tool to add notes and descriptions

·         Completely free to use.

All these features are very important to us as students. By only using 1 app, you can get those features that very benefit to us. We can use LiveBoard to write our draw our content and straightly share it through Facebook, Twitter, Skype, Google+, Viber and also through email. Other than that, you also can upload picture from you gallery or device with your friends by using LiveBoard. To make your notes looks interasting, you also may add some notes and descriptions that has been provided in LiveBoard. It is interesting right? And the most important is you can use all the features for free!
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What is LiveBoard? LiveBoard is an interactive whiteboard app that new generation uses in their studies.  You can use LiveBoard to teach others people as you can draw, sketch, brainstorm, and socialize using LiveBoard. To share the content that we write in the LiveBoard, what you need to do is just share the links with your friends. it is as easy as A B C and 1 2 3!
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Honestly, I don’t have any experience using LiveBoard as a medium in my studies. But after I read the review about LiveBoard, I agree that LiveBoard is the best platform to be use in our studies. LiveBoard is the perfect cross-platform whiteboard solution, whether you are teaching or tutoring online. Other than that, LiveBoard also provide more interactive experience for classroom teaching as the LiveBoard provide fun games and activities.

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LiveBoard is a free app that you can use. How to use LiveBoard? All you need to do is downloading and install the LiveBoard on your pc or you can also use it through your phone. After you have installed the apps, you can watch the tutorial video on how to use the LiveBoard that has been provide. After watch the tutorial video, you are free to create your own content there. All you need to connect to LiveBoard is Internet. #

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Whiteboard is better than LiveBoard!

What's up gang, it's Ha. So today, I would like to talk about which one is better... Yes, I am old school. I would prefer the real-life interaction, rather than cyber interaction.

Being able to face and communicate face-to-face with my educator feels more personal and realistic as I could randomly toss any questions during the whole tutorial…compared to LiveBoard Interactive (LBI). Sure, LBI too involve communication, but it does not feel as real as learning through plain white board.

What do you think? And why? Leave a comment.

Bang bang 💥💥

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I think Liveboard can be part of e-learning in school since in LiveBoard,JR Raphael (2018) "they'll be able to view and interact with your virtual board in real time." students can just stay at home where they comfortable and learn from this application. Students can save cost and time to go to class.

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Working together sure isn't what it used to be.

These days, you don't have to be in the same conference room - or, heck, even time zone - to work side by side with co-workers. Thanks to the variety of top-notch collaboration tools for our ever-connected devices, you can edit, organize, and communicate with anyone as if you were sitting right next to them, no matter where your corporeal form resides.

And you don't even have to be perched at a computer for that to hold true: With the right set of Android apps, you can put the power of collaboration into your pocket - ready to jump into action anytime, anywhere.

These are the best Android apps for effective and efficient collaboration, broken down by what they'll help you do.

Collaborate on documents

For years, Microsoft neglected Android, with app offerings ranging from "barely usable" to "entirely nonexistent." Even as recently as last year, when the company had finally started taking Office for Android seriously, the software's real-time collaboration feature was vexingly clunky and inconsistent.

In 2018, all of that is history. Microsoft Word on Android is now a delight to use - and its multiuser editing system is smooth as can be, with real-time changes and inline commenting fully functional across multiple platforms.

That puts it neck and neck with Google, whose Docs word processor has always excelled at collaboration and continues to serve as a shining example of simple multiuser support.

The only real question is which app you prefer and which ecosystem makes more sense for your professional needs.

Docs is free for individuals' use, with company-wide plans starting at $5/user/mo. Word is similarly free for individual use, though with some significant restrictions in place - like read-only access on large-screen devices. Its fully featured plans are $70/yr. and up for individuals or $5/user/mo. and up for businesses.

Collaborate on notes

When it comes to note collaboration, Evernote has a chiseled leg up on the competition. The Evernote Android app makes it easy to share notes with anyone and control exactly what level of access they're granted - viewing, editing, or both editing and inviting other collaborators. You can even opt to share entire notebooks with other users if you want.

Evernote doesn't have real-time multiuser editing; instead, when another user is actively editing a note, the app will warn you against opening it in order to avoid cross-edit conflicts. If you're looking at a note while it's being edited by someone else, though, you'll usually see their changes appear on your screen within seconds.

The downside is that anyone with whom you share a note will need their own Evernote account in order to edit it - something that, unlike with a Google or even Microsoft account, is far from being a given. But if you're using Evernote across your work team, that shouldn't be an issue. (And the app does have an option to create a read-only link for sharing that doesn't require an account to view.)

Factor in Evernote's advanced text-formatting options and the ease with which it allows you to add files, emails, and web pages into your notes, and you've got a rock-solid foundation for note collaboration.

Evernote's basic level of service - which lacks offline access from Android and limits you to a total of two devices per account and 60MB per month for note-related uploads - is free. For the full works, you'll have to pay a minimum of $35/yr. for an individual user or $12/user/mo. for a business-level subscription.

Collaborate on projects

Need to work with others on organizing ideas and tracking progress on projects? Trello is the Android app for you.

Trello gives you a simple yet feature-packed canvas for keeping projects in order: You just create a board for each project or area of interest, then create a series of lists within each board. The lists then get filled up with cards - individual items that contain text, files, photos, and so on.

Every card contains its own comment stream for co-workers to leave thoughts and ideas, and each card - as well as the board on the whole - has a detailed activity log that lists all comments, additions, edits, and invites in a single place.

Adding in new users is as easy as tapping a "Members" option in the app's main menu. There, you can invite anyone to view your board - with or without their own Trello account - and to join you in editing it, provided they have an account with the service (or are willing to sign up for one). You can also create a shareable link that'll let anyone view your project without the need for an account or invite.

Trello is free, with optional $5-a-month subscriptions and business plans that unlock additional features such as larger file attachments, management capabilities, and unlimited integrations with other business apps.

Chat with your team

Slack has become the de facto communication service for companies and teams - and for good reason: The app provides a powerful, reliable, and easy-to-use system for keeping in touch with colleagues in almost any way imaginable.

Slack gives you a combination of channels - subject-specific forums for specific members of your team - and private direct messaging capabilities to keep in touch with individual co-workers. It has customizable notifications so you can get alerted to activity as often as you like, with options for keyword-specific notifications as well as channel-wide activity alerts and pings for direct messages and mentions.

With productivity-oriented integrations for everything ranging from Google Drive and Calendar to Salesforce, Zendesk, Evernote, and Trello, Slack is designed to serve as the central nervous system for all of your work-oriented communication. It's free with the most basic set of features (and some strict limits on both storage and integrations) or $8/user/mo. and up for unlimited use along with advanced features such as guest access and group video calls.

Seamlessly share files

Slack, Trello, and Evernote all include their own integrated file-sharing functions - but when collectively accessing files is a frequent part of your team's workflow, having a dedicated common folder can make your life easier.

The good news: You've got plenty of solid options. Dropbox, Google Drive, and Microsoft OneDrive all have simple functions for sharing individual files or entire folders from their respective Android apps. You can create shareable links that'll let anyone download the data in question - or you can share directly with other registered users to let them both access the data and upload their own additions. With the respective company's software in place, you can even make a shared folder look and act like a regular local folder on your desktop computer for quick drag-and-drop transfers.

Dropbox provides 2GB of space for free; Google Drive gives you 15GB of free storage that's shared across all Google services (including Gmail and Google Photos); and OneDrive starts you off with 5GB of storage at its free level. All three services offer options to pay for additional space and other advanced features, with business-level plans available as well.

Coordinate your calendars

Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook both do a commendable job of supporting shared calendars for colleague coordination. The main difference is each app's associated ecosystem - and also the fact that Microsoft's service comes bundled as part of its broader email application.

Basically, if you're already using Microsoft apps - especially Outlook - then using Outlook for shared calendars likely makes sense. Otherwise, you're probably better off going with Google's standalone calendar service.

Both apps are free to use, with options to upgrade to enterprise-level plans. (See Google G Suite and Microsoft Office 365 business pricing.)

Work together on whiteboards

Clichéd as it may sound, sometimes a picture really is worth a thousand words. (Or at least a couple hundred.) The next time you need a shared visual surface for long-distance collaboration, LiveBoard Interactive Whiteboard is the app to try.

LiveBoard, as its name suggests, puts a blank whiteboard surface on your screen. You send a private link to whomever you wish to invite, and - whether from a mobile device or a desktop web browser - they'll be able to view and interact with your virtual board in real time.

Together, you can create diagrams, sketch out ideas, and mark up and annotate images. LiveBoard makes it easy to export and save your boards when you're done, and it's completely free to use.

Share your smartphone's screen

Maybe you need more than a whiteboard. Maybe you want a colleague to see exactly what you're seeing on your own screen - something within an app, on the web, or whatever the case may be.

Enter Inkwire: The free app lets you generate a one-time-use code that you send to someone else. Once that person installs the app and inputs the code, they'll see a live view of your smartphone's screen on their own device. Only you can control your phone, but your remote observer can draw on your screen (as if they were using a laser pointer) and chat with you via voice at the same time.

Ah...modern collaboration. With tools like these, you'll never have to leave your favorite chair again.*
* But please do - at least once in a while. OK?

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The best Android apps for team collaboration

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Working together sure isn't what it used to be. These days, you don't have to be in the same conference room - or, heck, even time zone - to work side by side with co-workers.