About the whiteboard toolbar

Add, manage, and navigate pages in the whiteboard. See Adding and managing whiteboard pages.

Enter Drawing mode.

Enter Touch mode, where you can select and manipulate objects on the page.

Change the pen’s settings, such as the ink color, style, and thickness.

Change the whiteboard’s appearance. You can change the whiteboard color and style (lines, grid, and so on).

Insert a web browser object on the page. You can use the inserted web browser as you would a browser on a computer. See Inserting and using web browsers in the whiteboard.

Add text. Use the keyboard to type text, or if you have a microphone connected, you can use the text to speech feature. See Adding text to the whiteboard.

Add a sticky note to your page.

Open the File Manager. You can drag files from the File Manager onto the whiteboard page. See Inserting and working with files in the whiteboard.

Enable the lasso tool. Use this tool to select an area of digital ink to move, resize, or rotate.

Select an area of the whiteboard to capture in a screen shot. See Taking screen shots in the whiteboard.

Take a screen shot of the entire whiteboard page. See Taking screen shots in the whiteboard.

Record the meeting. See Recording meetings.

Activate voice commands. See Using voice commands.

Open the on-screen keyboard.

Tap to open the Connect to Meeting dialog box, where you can enter the credentials for joining a whiteboard session hosted by a different SMART TeamWorks-enabled meeting room or Contributor app.

Tap to view a list of connected participants and manage their access permissions for the whiteboard session. See Inviting participants and moderating a SMART TeamWorks whiteboard session.

Tap to open the QR code window which participants using the SMART TeamWorks Contributor apps can use to scan and join the whiteboard session. See Inviting participants and moderating a SMART TeamWorks whiteboard session.

Tap to invite participants to join your whiteboard session via email, or copy the link for your whiteboard session. See Inviting participants and moderating a SMART TeamWorks whiteboard session.

Start a Skype call.

Print the whiteboard contents.

Create and send a recap of the whiteboard session. See Ending a whiteboard meeting and creating recaps.

End the whiteboard session. See Ending a whiteboard meeting and creating recaps.