How to share a classic whiteboard in Zoom
If you use the classic whiteboard feature, you will be able to share a whiteboard that both you and other participants (if they are granted access to it) will be able to annotate.
Contents
- 1 Prerequisites for sharing a classic whiteboard
- 1.1 Sharing a whiteboard
- 1.2 Multiple whiteboards in a meeting
- 1.3 Sharing a whiteboard
- 1.4 Multiple whiteboards in a meeting
- 1.5 Sharing a whiteboard
- 1.6 How to Share a Whiteboard
- 1.7 Frequently Asked Questions
- 1.8 Why can’t I share a whiteboard on Zoom?
- 1.9 Can everyone use the whiteboard in zoom?
- 1.10 Can I prepare a whiteboard before a zoom meeting?
- 1.11 How do I let participants write on a whiteboard in zoom?
- 1.12 Where are zoom whiteboards saved?
- 1.13 How do I export a zoom whiteboard?
- 1.14 Related Articles
Prerequisites for sharing a classic whiteboard
- Zoom desktop client
- For Windows: version 3.5.19597.0626 or higher
- For macOS: version 3.5.24604.0824 or higher
- For Linux: version 2.0.123086.0330 or higher
- Zoom mobile app
- For iOS (iPad only): version 2.5.34521.1207 or higher
- For Android: version 3.6.17038.1226 or higher
Windows | macOS
Sharing a whiteboard
- In the meeting toolbar, select the Share Screen option.
- Click on the Whiteboard button.
- Then click Share.
- There is an option to display the whiteboard in the meeting controls, which can be accessed by selecting the whiteboard icon from the meeting controls menu.
- The options for creating new pages or switching between pages on the whiteboard can be accessed by using the controls in the bottom-right corner.
Note: In order to create and switch pages on a whiteboard, participants and hosts need to share the whiteboard first. - Once you have finished sharing the whiteboard, click Stop Sharing.
Multiple whiteboards in a meeting
If you have simultaneous screensharing turned on, you will be able to share a whiteboard with more than one participant simultaneously. It is, however, imperative that you have dual monitors enabled to be able to see two whiteboards at the same time; either your own whiteboard as well as the whiteboard of another participant.
Linux
Sharing a whiteboard
- In the meeting toolbar, select the Share Screen option.
- From the list of options, select Whiteboard.
- Click Share Screen.
- When the whiteboard option is selected, the annotation tools will appear in the meeting controls automatically, but you can manually show or hide them by pressing the Whiteboard option.
- You can create new pages and switch between the pages of the whiteboard by using the controls in the bottom right corner.
Note: A whiteboard can only be created and switched between pages by the participant or host who initiated the sharing. - Upon completion of the sharing process, click Stop Share.
Multiple whiteboards in a meeting
Then, you can send the whiteboard to multiple people at once if you have simultaneous screen sharing turned on. However, you will need to enable two monitors in order to see both the whiteboards simultaneously, or your own whiteboard and the other participant’s at the same time.
Android
Sharing a whiteboard
- The meeting controls will show a Share button.
- Tap Share Whiteboard and you will see a new window open.
- You can use the annotation tools by pressing the pen icon.
- As soon as you have completed your annotation, tap the pen icon to close the annotation tools and you will be prompted to stop sharing.
iOS
- The meeting controls will appear where you can tap Share Content.
- You can then tap Whiteboard.
- There is no need for you to manually activate the toolbar; however, you can tap the pen tool to show or hide them.
- Tap Stop Share once you have finished editing.
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