Whiteboard.chat

The platform provides a browser-based digital canvas where multiple participants can draw, write, and interact simultaneously. Features include mathematical tools such as equation editors, graphing functions, and manipulatives for subjects including mathematics and science.

Teachers can create individual boards for each student in a class, monitor student work in real time, and provide individualised feedback. The service also includes accessibility options such as dyslexia-friendly fonts (OpenDyslexic, Lexend, Sassoon) and supports integration with Microsoft Teams.

Whiteboard.chat is used in educational settings for remote instruction, hybrid learning, in-class activities, and tutoring sessions. The platform supports a range of content types including text, images, shapes, and embedded media, with tools designed for subject-specific tasks such as music notation, chemistry, and geometry.

Originally developed during the shift to remote learning in 2020, the service is operated by an organisation based in Pleasanton, California, and is accessible without requiring user accounts for basic functionality.