whiteboard
- noun
- /ˈwaɪtˌbɔrd/
- I like how you can easily erase mistakes on the whiteboard and start over.
- interactive whiteboard
- electronic whiteboard
- whiteboard camera
What did you write on your whiteboard all this morning?
- What did you write on your whiteboard all this morning?
- Yeah, we'll, we'll see if we can use this technology here, this whiteboard and let's bring that up.
- We had overhead transparencies and magic markers and blackboards or whiteboards.
Examples
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Reardon's work demonstrates the full power of an interactive whiteboard when it's in the hands of an expert user.
Academic text (2007) -
Mr. Davis, the paraprofessional, reads the text projected on the interactive whiteboard aloud to the students.
Academic text (2013) -
What did you write on your whiteboard all this morning?
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We had a whiteboard at our school, so wow, we were lucky.
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So she would stop by after her last hour, clean off the whiteboard and write up the new message for me.
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Students respond to questions by writing an answer on the whiteboard and then holding it up for view.
Academic text (2009) -
Evaluation: The teacher wrote five new words on the whiteboard and explained the assignment.
Academic text (2005) -
Dr. Mary went to the whiteboard and erased the sequence of listed events.
Fiction book (2002) -
The vegetable seller erased the last word, making the whiteboard clean and empty.
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Most platforms have the capability for real-time presentations using voice, whiteboard, and other tools.
Academic text (2014)
Synonyms
A flat surface where people put notices and information
A large dark surface in a classroom that teachers write on with chalk
A large dark board used for writing with chalk in classrooms
A clear surface lit from the edges for writing while facing an audience or camera
Antonyms
How Erasable
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Whiteboard is a simple compound of white and board, meaning a 'white' writing 'board' that replaced the old 'blackboard' used with chalk. So, a whiteboard is a smooth, white surface you can write on and easily erase, which is why teachers and teams use it to show ideas.