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Illustrated walkthrough of the 'Version B' Crestron classroom touch panel (a smaller tabletop or wall-mounted 10-inch panel, often with an interactive projector): starting the system, controlling lights and shades, choosing a mode, selecting sources including Solstice Pod, using Blu-Ray, adjusting volume and image mute, using Whiteboard mode and Touch Disable, and shutting down. Applies to faculty, staff, and students in the listed Version B classrooms.

How Bowdoin students and faculty sign in to Explain Everything Whiteboard on a Bowdoin iPad using their Bowdoin account through Sign in with Google, without creating a separate account. Notes that the app must be installed from Self Service for licensing to work. Applies to Bowdoin iPad users in classes that use the app.

Introduces Microsoft Whiteboard, a shared infinite canvas for real-time collaboration using pen, touch, and keyboard on an iPad or in a computer web browser. Links to a short video that demonstrates setting up a shared whiteboard. Applies to Bowdoin faculty, students, and staff.

How to use Zoom meeting features as an attendee on an iPad — including audio and video controls, in-meeting chat, reactions, joining breakout rooms, sharing your screen, and annotating shared content.

How to use Zoom's annotation tools during a screen share — drawing, highlighting, clearing annotations, saving a marked-up file, and allowing participants to annotate collaboratively.

How to share your screen, a specific window, a whiteboard, or an iPhone/iPad screen during a Zoom meeting on the desktop app, including how to annotate while sharing and how to stop sharing.