Google Jamboard

Overview of Google Jamboard

Google Jamboard was a collaborative digital whiteboard platform that enabled teams to brainstorm and work together in real-time. As part of the Google Workspace ecosystem, it allowed users to create interactive canvases with drawing tools, sticky notes, and content from Google Drive. Categorized under Virtual Whiteboard and Collaboration Tool, Jamboard supported web, mobile, and physical devices for flexible team collaboration.

Google announced the end of life for Jamboard on December 31, 2024, with view-only mode starting October 1, 2024. All jams were converted to PDFs in early 2025 before deletion. Users are recommended to migrate to alternatives like FigJam, Lucidspark, and Miro for continued whiteboarding within Google Workspace.

How to Use Google Jamboard

To use Google Jamboard, users accessed it via web browsers, mobile apps, or physical devices. They could create or join jams, collaborate in real-time by adding drawings, text, images, and content from Google Search or Drive. The interface offered intuitive tools for visual idea capture, and the mobile app could control physical Jamboard displays during meetings.

Core Features of Google Jamboard

1. Real-time Collaboration – Multiple users could edit jams simultaneously from different locations and devices
2. Google Integration – Direct access to content from Drive, Docs, Sheets, and web search results
3. Multi-platform Support – Available on web, mobile apps, and dedicated physical whiteboard devices
4. Interactive Drawing Tools – Responsive pen and shape tools for natural whiteboard-style sketching
5. Content Import – Ability to add images, files, and web content directly into collaborative sessions

Use Cases for Google Jamboard

• Remote team brainstorming sessions and ideation workshops
• Classroom instruction and virtual learning environments for educators
• Project planning and workflow diagramming for business teams
• Design thinking exercises and creative problem-solving meetings
• Presentation development and visual storytelling collaborations
• Agile sprint planning and retrospective meetings for development teams
• Training sessions and workshop facilitation with interactive elements

Support and Contact

For support with Google Jamboard migration, users could access Google Workspace support resources. Since Jamboard has reached end of life, direct support is unavailable. Contact via contact@google.com or visit the Google Workspace support page for assistance with transitioning to alternative whiteboard solutions.

Company Info

Google Jamboard was developed by Google LLC, headquartered in Mountain View, California, United States. More information about Google's current productivity tools can be found on the Google Workspace website.

Login and Signup

Since Google Jamboard reached end of life on December 31, 2024, login and signup functionality is no longer available. Users looking for digital whiteboard alternatives can explore third-party solutions like FigJam, Lucidspark, or Miro, which integrate with Google Workspace.