Which of the following are the interactive whiteboard softwares that allow…
2024
Which of the following are the interactive whiteboard softwares that allow teachers to create digital lessons, annotate documents and collaborate with students in real time? A. Jamboard B. Camtasia C. Stormboard D. Concept board E. Plotagon
Answer: B. A, C and D only — ConceptInteractive whiteboard software turns a shared digital canvas into a live teaching surface: the teacher can write or draw on it, import and annotate…
- A.
B and C only
- B.
A, C and D only
- C.
C, D and E only
- D.
A, B and E only
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Correct answer: B
Concept
Interactive whiteboard software turns a shared digital canvas into a live teaching surface: the teacher can write or draw on it, import and annotate documents or slides on top of that canvas, and let learners edit the same board at the same time from their own devices.
That definition marks off two neighbouring tool families that also sit in a classroom toolkit. Screen-recording and video-editing tools capture a session and cut it into a finished clip for later playback. Animated-storytelling tools render a typed script into a video scene. Both deliver one-way playback and neither offers a canvas that several people can edit together while the lesson is happening.
Application
Classifying each listed product against the three requirements in the stem — build a digital lesson, annotate documents, collaborate in real time:
Software | What the product actually is | Live shared canvas? |
|---|---|---|
Jamboard (A) | Google's digital whiteboard app: a shared board for handwriting, shapes, images and imported slides that several users edit together in real time | Yes |
Camtasia (B) | TechSmith's screen recorder and video editor: it captures the screen and produces an edited video file | No |
Stormboard (C) | Cloud whiteboard workspace built around sticky notes and templates that a distributed team edits together in real time | Yes |
Concept board (D) | Cloud whiteboard for shared visual boards, with documents, PDFs and images placed on the board and annotated live | Yes |
Plotagon (E) | Animated-storytelling app that turns a typed script and chosen characters into a rendered animated video | No |
Cross-check
Three of the listed products meet all three requirements together: Jamboard (A), Stormboard (C) and Concept board (D) each host a canvas that learners and teacher can annotate simultaneously. Camtasia (B) has no shared canvas at all — its output is a rendered video — and Plotagon (E) likewise produces a finished animation rather than a surface to collaborate on. So the set of interactive whiteboard tools here is A, C and D only.
Answer: A, C and D only.