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A whiteboard is a versatile writing and presentation tool with the following common uses:

Education and teaching field

Classroom explanation: Teachers can use whiteboards to write, draw, and display courseware, etc., to facilitate the explanation of knowledge, such as deriving formulas in mathematics classes and drawing maps in geography classes, etc., making the teaching content more intuitive and helpful for students to understand.

Group collaborative learning: When students discuss in groups, they can record ideas, draw mind maps, organize ideas, etc. on the whiteboard to promote communication and cooperation among members and solve problems together.

Children's early education: As shown in the picture above, the whiteboard can become a tool for children to freely paint, learn simple letters and numbers, and recognize patterns, stimulating their creativity and interest in learning.

Business office scene

Meeting presentation: In the meeting, the whiteboard can be used to display the plan, explain the project progress, record the meeting points and discussion results, etc., to facilitate communication among team members and improve meeting efficiency.

Brainstorming: Team members can freely write ideas, keywords, creativity, etc. on the whiteboard around a specific topic to stimulate the collision of ideas and collect diverse views and solutions.

Planning and schedule management: Work plans, project schedules, schedules, etc. can be made on the whiteboard, which is convenient for team members to view and update at any time to ensure that the work is carried out in an orderly manner.

Other uses

Exhibition display: In exhibition halls, galleries and other places, whiteboards can be used to introduce exhibit information, display guide maps, etc.

Training lectures: Trainers or speakers use whiteboards to explain, demonstrate and interact with trainees to enhance the effectiveness of training and lectures.