Transform Your Teaching with the Infinite Canvas Feature in myViewBoard

Transform your lessons with the Infinite Canvas in myViewBoard – an expansive, interactive space that enhances student engagement and learning.

The new school year is here, and teachers are seeking innovative ways to boost engagement. Enter the Infinite Canvas in myViewBoard, your powerful tool for creating seamless, continuous learning experiences. With the ability to pan, zoom, and organize content in one expansive space, you can enhance student interaction and understanding in every lesson.

Getting Started

Activate & Pan: Press the Infinite Canvas button and drag to pan. Windows users: click-hold the mouse wheel and drag.
Zoom: Use a two-finger pinch gesture on touchscreens or scroll the mouse wheel (Infinite Canvas selected).
Overview Window: Double-click the Infinite Canvas button for a full workspace view. Pan this window to navigate and click it to return to the center.

💡 Head to the knowledge base to read more about this feature.

Subject-Specific Ideas

Utilize your existing materials and myViewBoard' s tools and features with the Infinite Canvas to transform and organize your lessons effectively.

📏 Math

Dynamic Problem Solving: Instead of switching slides, use the Infinite Canvas to continuously solve problems. Start with basic equations on one part of the canvas and progressively move to more complex ones, allowing students to see the entire problem-solving process unfold in one continuous space. This will allows students to follow the logical progression without interruptions and see the interconnectedness of different math concepts.

The teacher imports her content to explain linear equations, she then moves downwards to solve some equations, and drags the screen to the left to gradually introduce more complex equations such as quadratics or systems of equations.

🐝 Science

Interactive Exploration: Create an insect scavenger hunt on the Infinite Canvas. Design a large, interactive map where students can zoom into different areas to discover and learn about various insects, annotating their findings and hypotheses as they go. Add videos to make learning time more engaging.

The teacher starts the class with a broad view of a garden or forest habitat on the canvas. She pans and zooms around the canvas to help students find hidden insects like butterflies, bees, and snails using the magnifying glass.
When they find an insect they need to answer 3 questions. After reviewing all insects, the teacher goes back to the canvas's central point at 100% zoom and finishes the lesson with a review video of interesting insects.

📜 History

Expansive Timelines: Build an expansive timeline that students can zoom into for details on specific events. Use the panning feature to move through different periods seamlessly, providing a comprehensive historical overview without flipping between slides.

The teacher is preparing a timeline of World War II so students can see clearly the events that took place. She uses a timeline background and the infinite canvas to zoom in and scroll throughout the events. She adds an image through the Image Search feature in the Magic Box, but leaves space so students can add information, pictures and more during the lesson.

Embrace the New School Year!

The Infinite Canvas is your gateway to creating more engaging and continuous learning experiences. By importing existing materials and leveraging its expansive features, you can keep students excited and invested in their education. Start exploring the possibilities today and transform your teaching approach with myViewBoard's Infinite Canvas.

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📑 Access Ready-to-Use Resources:

For more back-to-school resources, including ready-made lesson plans, classroom management tips, and student engagement strategies, check out our Back to School resources. Here, you’ll find a variety of tools to help you efficiently prepare for the new school year.