Looking for a cool new digital tool? Try exploring awwapp.com (“aww” stands for “a web whiteboard”)! This web-based software allows users to draw freehand or add shapes, text, or sticky notes to a digital canvas. The site is responsive to touch capabilities, which means your students can use their Chromebooks to interact with it. By logging in using your Google credentials, you can name, save, duplicate, and reopen saved canvases. You can also invite others to collaborate on your whiteboard by sending them an email or sharing the URL or QR code that brings them straight to your page! My Marzano Connection: DQ5E24, 25, 26
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