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Class Digital Board is a free digital classroom board you can open in any browser and put straight on your projector. It brings the tools you reach for every lesson into one screen: countdown timers, a random name picker, a group maker, a scoreboard, traffic lights and more. There is no login, no account and no paywall. Open it, arrange the widgets you want, and teach.
A digital classroom board is a single display you project at the front of the room to run your lesson. Instead of juggling a separate timer app, a name wheel in one tab and a slide in another, you keep everything on one screen. Class Digital Board works like a whiteboard you fill with small tools, called widgets, that you can move, resize and save.
Every widget is free and unlimited. Add as many as you need from the toolbar.
The board remembers itself. Your layout, timers, rosters and prompts are saved automatically in your browser, so a refresh brings everything back. When you want to keep a specific setup, name it and save it as a preset, then load it any time from the dropdown.
You can also download a setup as a file and upload it later, or on another computer. That means you can build a board once for each class or period, back it up, and never rebuild it from scratch.
Class Digital Board runs entirely in the browser. There is nothing to install, no sign-up, and none of the tools are locked behind a subscription. It works on interactive whiteboards, projectors and laptops, and it is built to be readable from the back of the room.
If you like Class Digital Board, try the other free tools and review games on the site: G-Party, a free classroom Jeopardy game, Deal or Nah Deal, The Unfair Game, Owl Wordle, and Word Wall.
Yes. Every widget is free to use with no account and no paywall.
No. Open the page and start using it. Your setup saves automatically in your own browser.
Yes. Save each setup as a named preset, or download it as a file you can reload any time.
Yes. It is designed for projection and works in any modern browser.
No. The board is saved in your browser automatically. For a permanent backup, download your setup as a file.
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