The
teaching
whiteboard
actually
learn
from
One space to prepare, teach live, and let students practice – with everything you make saved and ready to reuse.
It
all
happens
on
1 board
No more jumping between slides, a whiteboard, and a separate practice tool.
Your lessons get
better
every
time
you
teach
You teach the same topic next term? Reuse your whole lesson with one click.
Built
for
the
front
of
any room
Whether you teach one student or at an institution, it starts on the same board.
Pay for
seats
teaching
One teacher plan. Students always join free.
Students &
teachers
across
renowned
universities
love
us
It's the first time I could actually try the problem myself while my tutor watched and nudged me. Way better than just being shown the answer.
Lena, Student
My students just click a link and we're working — no accounts, no 'can you see my screen?', no setup. We actually spend the hour learning.
David, Tutor
I used to rebuild the same lesson every term. Now I pull last year's straight from my library, tweak ten minutes, and I'm ready. That alone paid for it.
Sarah, Maths Teacher
About us
EduBoard grew out of EduQuant, our tutoring company working with students from top European universities. After 10,000+ lessons, we saw the same problem: no tool reflects how real teaching works.
Teaching is a continuous flow. Teachers prepare, explain, adapt live, let students participate, and let them practise afterwards. Today, this is split across slides, whiteboards and PDFs. This fragmentation increases preparation time for teachers and cognitive load for students.
We built EduBoard so one lesson can be prepared, taught, and practised in one place, saving teachers time and helping students reduce cognitive load so they can focus better.
Rooted in Switzerland, we’re building a future where education adapts to every learner.
Questions teachers ask
What is Eduboard?
Eduboard is a teaching board that runs in your browser. You prepare a lesson, teach it live, and let students practise, all in one place, with math, LaTeX, PDFs and animations built in. It is made for teachers, tutors and schools, and everything you create is saved to use again.
How do students join?
You send them a link, and they are in. There is nothing to download and no account to set up. Open Eduboard in your browser, share the link, and start teaching.
Is EduBoard just another digital whiteboard?
No. Whiteboards like Miro, OneNote, and Goodnotes are useful for whiteboarding or taking notes. EduBoard gives you the complete teaching flow. It is made specifically for teaching and helps you run the whole lesson. Prepare before class, teach and adapt live during class, and let your students revise and practice afterward. Everything stays together and is ready to reuse.
Can I upload and edit PDFs and images?
Yes. Upload a PDF or image and you can write on it, pull out and edit the text, add your own notes, and export the board as a PDF when you want a record.
Can students work on the board while I teach?
Yes, in real time. Students can solve problems, add notes, and respond on the same board while you teach. You control which parts they can view or edit. It is perfect for live feedback, working live together online and in-person classes where everyone has a device.
Does it work with handwriting and a pen?
Yes. Write by hand with a tablet and pen, right in the browser: notes, diagrams, marking up a worksheet, or working through a problem step by step. You can access it from any device and there is no app to install.
Is it good for math and science?
EduBoard is great to teach STEM subjects! Type LaTeX and it formats as you write. Add graphs, tables, code and animations, for everything from a calculus to visualising how a magnetic field behaves.
Can I use it online and in the classroom?
Yes. Share EduBoard alongside Zoom, Google Meet, or Teams, or present it on a classroom screen during an in-person lesson, or let students follow on their own devices. Everything stays available after class for practice and reuse.
What can I use in an EduBoard lesson?
Bring all your teaching materials together on one board. Add images and PDFs, type text, write or draw by hand, create equations with the built-in LaTeX editor, embed links and videos that play directly in the lesson, and use interactive animations and visualizations to explain difficult concepts.
Can I try it for free?
Yes. Start with a free 14-day trial. No credit card needed.
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