Annotate offers a variety of tools that let educators use interactive whiteboards and displays while staying mobile in the classroom. Use screen mirroring and projection tools to display and control content from a personal device on a classroom whiteboard or interactive display. Free educational instructor accounts include up to two hours of screen sharing per day. Add the Web Annotations extension for Google Chrome to annotate web pages, highlight text, and capture online information. Create courses to share content with students, livestream lessons to student devices, conduct formative assessments, collect real-time student responses, and provide feedback on student work. Students can follow along with presentations, PDFs, Google Slides, and Annotate notebooks while adding their own notes and responses. Annotate also includes graphing and drawing question types useful for math and other content areas. Some advanced screencasting, collaboration, storage, and screen-mirroring features require a paid Pro account.
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