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How can I share my lesson with students after class in myViewBoard 3.0?

Applies to: myViewBoard 3.0 Use the QR code share option in File Manager: it takes a screenshot of the current screen, saves it as a PDF, uploads that PDF to your connected cloud drive, and generates a QR code students can scan to access it on their own devices. Export Preview feature myViewBoard 3.0 also introduced an Export Preview featur...

What file formats does myViewBoard 3.0 support?

Applies to: myViewBoard 3.0 myViewBoard can import three broad categories of files: whiteboard/lesson formats, Office documents and presentations, and image/multimedia files. The table below is the current reference list for what you can bring into a lesson. CategorySupported formatsNotes Whiteboard myViewBoard (.VBOARD, .OLF), Promethean (....

How do I save files to local storage or cloud storage in myViewBoard 3.0?

Applies to: myViewBoard 3.0 In File Manager, use Save to update the file you already have open, or Save As to save under a new name or location. When choosing where to save, myViewBoard shows your local device's contents by default; click the tab for a connected cloud drive (Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, etc.) to save there instead. Conne...

How do I connect and open files from Google Drive, OneDrive, or Dropbox in myViewBoard 3.0?

Applies to: myViewBoard 3.0 Sign in to myviewboard.com, open your user settings, and click App & Cloud Integration. Once you've linked a cloud drive there, you can browse and open files stored on it directly from File Manager. Sign in to myviewboard.com and open your user settings. Click App & Cloud Integration. Click the Link icon n...

How do I export my lesson as PDF, PNG, or PPTX in myViewBoard 3.0?

Applies to: myViewBoard 3.0 In File Manager, use the Export option to save your canvas as PDF or as an image file instead of OLF. This is useful when you want to hand out or archive a lesson in a format that doesn't require myViewBoard to open. Re-importing exported files Exported files can still be imported back into myViewBoard later if y...

What is an OLF file in myViewBoard 3.0?

Applies to: myViewBoard 3.0 OLF (Open Learning Format) is myViewBoard's own lesson file format. Every canvas you save in myViewBoard is stored as an .OLF file (a new file defaults to a name like untitled-1.olf), so it's the native way to keep and reopen your interactive lessons. Cross-platform format, resolution-dependent layout OLF was bui...

Can I still open OLF files made in myViewBoard 2.0 inside myViewBoard 3.0?

Applies to: myViewBoard 3.0 Yes. myViewBoard 3.0 fully supports .OLF lesson files created in 2.0. You don't need to convert or recreate anything, just open the file as you normally would. If both myViewBoard for Windows 2.0 and 3.0 are installed on the same machine, clicking a .olf file brings up a system prompt asking which version should o...

How do I open an OLF file in myViewBoard 3.0?

Applies to: myViewBoard 3.0 Open myViewBoard, click File Manager, then double-click your .OLF file in the "Open OLF" tab (it's active by default and shows your local device's files unless you switch to a connected cloud drive tab). On Windows, you can also just double-click the .OLF file in File Explorer to launch it straight into myViewBoard...

How do I save changes to an OLF file in myViewBoard 3.0?

Applies to: myViewBoard 3.0 Click File Manager, then choose Save to update the file you already have open, or Save As to save the canvas as an .OLF file under a new name or location. A brand-new canvas that has never been saved must use Save As first before Save becomes available. OptionWhen to use it Save Update the current .OLF file in pla...

How do I import PDF files into myViewBoard 3.0?

Applies to: myViewBoard 3.0 Open File Manager and click Import Files (or use the Magic Box import option), then navigate to your PDF file and double-click it. myViewBoard inserts the PDF onto the canvas as an editable object, ready to annotate alongside the rest of your lesson. Open File Manager and choose Import Files (or use Magic Box's ...