In this tutorial, we will show you how to use the Microsoft Whiteboard app. During this lockdown phase, there is some genre that seems to have benefited quite a lot. For example, streaming services like Netflix and group video calling apps like Google Meets and Zoom came out as the eventual winner. In the latter section, there are some creation and collaboration tools as well. Microsoft Whiteboard is one of them. Although it was introduced in the latter stages of 2017, it is recently witnessing a change in fortune. Quite a lot of teachers and office personnel are heading over to this app.
However, with such a plethora of options to deal with, a newcomer might feel lost in the app. But once you realize its true potential, there’s no stopping you. Therefore, in this tutorial, we will list out all the instructions, tips, and tricks to make you a pro in Microsoft Whiteboard. If you have been invited to a whiteboard or have created one yourself, these tips will be beneficial in both the scenarios. Even if you are already using it, there’s still room to learn something new about Microsoft Whiteboard. With that said, let’s begin with the guide.
How to Use the Microsoft Whiteboard
Offering a wide array of shapes, tables, and ink recognition features, the Whiteboard app offers a plethora of things to try out. Let us check them out in detail.
Installing the App
Getting your hands on this Microsoft application is pretty easy. Head over to the Microsoft App Store if you are on a Windows PC. For macOS users, you could download the same from the App Store. If you have any other platform but still wish to try it out, ask your Windows or Mac users to send you the group-joining link. Open the same on any browser and then click on the View on the web option and sign in with your Microsoft Account.



