Like many Google products Jamboard is easy to use and is easy to share with collaborators.

I can't think of anything that I really dislike about it.

It gives a platform or screen for us to write on phones or laptops. Its clarity and background is perfectly designed for writing in a eay other could understand.

The first time using Jamboard was a bit uncomfortable: Shapes feature wasn't added and the drawing tool wasn't very polished.

When too many people use the platform as the same time, some post-it notes go missing. I'm not sure why that is the case.

I LIKED HOW EASY IT IS TO USE. MY STUDENTS LOVED IT ESPECIALLY THAT THEY CAN MODIFY WITH ME DURING THE LESSONS.

Collaborative Whiteboard integrated into G-suite - Easy , Simple but just fine.

Card editing is a little bad. Could improve in that sense since the letters are very small in the post its.

Jamboard is a wonderful resource for both teachers and students. I have enjoyed sharing it with teachers in my district and love to see the variety of ways it is used in the classroom.

It's a nice extension that gives people what they want during remote meetings: collaboration, visibility, and transparency, and fun.

It is already a part of G-suite, so massive effort is saved and little reason to choose any external product.

I like that it is a product of Google and as a consequence, Jamboard integrates well with G Suite.

Overall Jamboard has been easy and fun to watch students as they create.

It's a great collaboration tool that helps users brainstorm ideas down and reorganise those ideas into certain criterias.

As a K-12 Instructional Technologist, I use and recommend Jamboard quite often. Jamboard is a great place for teachers and students to collaborate, share ideas, and respond to learning.

Maybe I just haven’t figured this out, but attaching Jamboard to Google Classroom has been difficult.

I have seen time lags when there more than 5 people using the board at the same time.

In addition, Jamboard integrates easily with Google Drive and is stored in the cloud. With the recent updates on mobile and tablet, it has improved a lot, please add more tools and a color palette.

I can't think of anything I don't like about the product.

The good things about Jamboard is it comes included with your Google Workspace subscription and does help collaborate.

Very easy to manipulate and edit through smartphones, it is agile, with a cheerful interface and breaks the monotony of so many everyday screens.

I was happy to be able to recommend this software to them. Jamboard is great for taking notes and presenting concepts in an easy to understand and visually appealing way.

A board with an intuitive, fun and collaborative desing.

I found the jamboard product with a very beautiful virtual poster interface, easy to handle, and with many. Features and functionality.

Also, you can add images, notes, change the background, and use different types of pencils and shapes, which makes it more creative and fun.

You can work in collaboration with other people in real-time thanks to the fact that it's now integrated with Google Meet and you can project on a Chromecast.

It has a clean UI and provides all the basic features like pen, eraser, sticky notes, shapes, text box, ability to add pictures etc. It is well integrated with other Google workspace apps.

It is also inexpensive and has been quite handy for our work-from-home/hybrid teams. Overall I love using Jamboard with smaller teams.

I tried to share an idea, and sadly my pulse is not the better, so finally my poor draw took the lead rol in the meeting.

I love the collaboration that I can have between the students of my class.

It was easy to use, it offered a good variety of tools to use, it was simple, it kept the kids engaged virtually.

My experience with jamboard is great, its features are very complete. The platform is robust and with a simple and easy to use interface.

Jamboard has a user proof interface. This is really-really great to share ideas when you are in that kind of remote meetings sessions where people never get to an agree.

Great tool to be interacting with your collegues and its easy to learn.

Monthly Fees to maintain your license is just another stick in the eye from this awful product. Seriously, google stay out of consumer electronics.

I love working in Scrintal, and it has certainly changed the way I do notemaking, and as I'm also developing my own take on PKM Scrintal has proven to be the perfect tool for it.

Scrintal has a fresh perspective on PKM and advanced note-taking. It counts with excellent connection of notes through hyperlinks which makes it a powerful connector of ideas.

No steep learning curves, just sign in and get going. I can't think of anything better or more convenient/easy to use than Scrintal and have been addicted to this ever since.

Ve used just about every productivity app available. After using each  for a few weeks, they leave me feeling that something is missing.

As I engage with the community and learned different frameworks for knowledge management, my knowledge base started containing not just notes about my research but notes about all aspects of my life.

Overall, I am satisfied with using the product though it is in beta. The community interaction by the product owners is amazing.

I can even listen to music just by linked it in a card, without annoying additional windows/tabs - without ever having to leave the page.

The missing priority for me is collaboration so I can use it with other people. They told me it is coming soon so let's see.

Extremely beneficial experience. The process is just as important as the product to the developers, so in using the product one thinks about why in addition to how they want to accomplish their task.

When I finished, I looked at the Scrintal page and realized what my problem was with the other apps: they restrict my thinking. They attempt to force my mind to adhere to their template.

At the same time, they are able to keep the visual of the app clean enough to make our ideas and notes the central piece of everything. I am really surprised how good Scrintal is for an alpha product.

It is still in beta so a few key features are missing such as import.

Scrintal is all about making note-taking visual, which makes it feel like working with paper on a huge desk. It  has all the benefits of working with paper with not of the negatives.

I still miss some features in Scrintal, especially transclusion / embedding of cards or text-blocks into other cards.

I can move things up and down, zoom in and out effortlessly. Finally, I love how I can go into focus mode inside a node and start writing on a blank screen.

It's super fast and has the ability to add multimedia in the note space which is really useful.

The sheer thoughtfulness behind the features is simply put: je ne sais quoi. Extremely convenient, easy to use, simple and minimalistic in approach but full of useful features.

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Jamboard is a visual collaboration application designed to assists organizations with capturing, discussing and brainstorming ideas in a digital workspace. The platform includes a whiteboard, which lets participants add images, notes, and content from external sources to a shared canvas.


Jamboard comes with co-authoring capabilities, which enable teams to simultaneously comment, draw and highlight content using multiple mobile devices. Features include drawing tools, recent history, sticky notes, access management and more. Additionally, organizations can create custom jams using Kanban board, add agendas, provide suggestions via annotations and invite participants to streamline discussions and assign tasks across teams.


Jamboard allows users to import content from Google Drive and share jams as PDF or image files via email or links. It is available for free as a part of Google Suite of applications and support is provided via documentation, forums and other online measures.



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Scrintal is a note-taking and mind-mapping tool catering to individuals, teams, knowledge workers, students, and businesses.

Scrintal allows users to capture and organize information visually. Its key features include mind mapping, note-taking, and collaborative knowledge bases. Users can create visual notes, mind maps, outlines, and flowcharts. All content can be easily searched, filtered, and exported to various formats like PDF or Markdown.

Scrintal has a range of subscription plans including a free option. It has an active user community that provides support and input into new product features and developments. Scrintal aims to help people think, learn, and work more effectively through intuitive visual interfaces and powerful knowledge management capabilities.

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We've released our early access beta plan for $60/year.

Next year we'll introduce a free plan so people can get to try Scrintal before committing for longer term use. There will also be separate subscription for teams.

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