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Flocabulary is a big resource in the US but becoming more popular in Europe.

The drawing option on the vocabulary cards is compatible with Wacom, so your students can draw their ideas more accurately than using a mouse.

Lots of teachers love using Moodle, but wish they could use their Wacom digital pen for drawing. The good news is there seems to be a plugin you can add to Moodle to give you a simple drawing option. This is what Moodle says: https://moodle.org/plugins/atto_sketch#:~:text=Run%20through%20standard%20...

If you're a fan of using Kahoot for quizzing and assessment, you might have spotted their company Whiteboard.fi Whiteboard.fi is a free digital whiteboard space where you create a class and invite your students to join using a link, room code, or QR code. Everyone gets their own digital whiteboard a...

If you have a One by Wacom pen device, you know it's compatible with ChromeOS. That gives you lots of exciting places to make use of your digital pen. Both Google Canvas and Google Drawings app for Chrome both work really well with One by Wacom. Google Canvas lets you make quick doodles that automat...

These names are so similar, it's easy to get confused. The Wacom One is a pen display. That means you have a screen to write on. It uses a x-shaped cable with USB and HDMI connection. The One by Wacom is a pen tablet without a display. You write on it while looking at your computer screen. One by Wa...

It's easy to confuse these two similar pen tablets as they are both exactly the same size. The big differences are: One by Wacom : cheaper than Intuos, uses USB connection, compatible with ChromeOS and MacOS, available in small and medium size (Active area Small 152.0 x 95.0 mm (6.0 x 3.7 in); Mediu...

Lots of teachers have started using Google Jamboard for remote teaching - particularly because it works with Google Meet. The great news is that it's fully compatible with your Wacom pen device, meaning you can write accurately without having to use your mouse. Check out the laser pen feature when y...

If you're a Padlet fan, you can use your Wacom digital pen to make drawings. Here's how to do it: 1: Click the + icon at the bottom right of your screen. The box will automatically show space for typing. 2: Click the ellipsis (three dots) on the box to bring up the menu of choices. 3: Choose 'draw' ...

Whiteboard Fox is another great free whiteboard software option and it works perfectly with your Wacom device.
I love the sharing code option so people can collaborate in real time (or asynchronously) on your board. You can decide how much access they get to make changes.

Openboard is a great free whiteboard space you can use with your Wacom pen.
Watch this video by Guido to see how it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4znZqySzUoQ He's using a Cintiq 16 in this demonstrations, but it will work the same with every device.