Introductory video from WBS

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Whiteboard update (July 2019)

The new version of Whiteboard replaces Whiteboard 2016 and has many new capabilities — including persisted whiteboards, enhanced collaboration, and support for Windows, iOS, and Web platforms:

• Cloud-backed persistence of whiteboards in Microsoft Azure, so that users can create multiple boards which are automatically saved (requires sign-in)
• Support for Windows 10 and Windows 10 S computers, iOS devices, and a Web App (Preview)
• Enhanced collaboration — including inviting or revoking access to specific users, and presence bubbles to see who is actively working on a board
• New canvas features — including sticky notes, text, images, velocity eraser, and more.

See Microsoft Whiteboard Help for more details on how to use all the functionality

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1-minute video guidance from Microsoft

Microsoft Surface Hub and PowerPoint	Introduction to the Whiteboard
Using Apps to get things done on a Surface Hub	Project your laptop, tablet or phone to a Surface Hub
When you're done, save your work and end your session

Documentation

For support with getting the most out of Microsoft Surface Hubs at WBS please see:

• Surface Hub user guide