LG CreateBoard Lab

What LG CreateBoard Lab does on a shared board

LG CreateBoard Lab is a collaborative writing service built around LG CreateBoard. Teachers and presenters write, draw and annotate on the panel, while participants add their own input to the same board in real time. The service runs as web apps and supports several operating systems, so the same workspace can follow a lesson or meeting from the panel to tablets and laptops, both inside and outside the room.

Tools for drawing, measuring and engaging a room

The toolset covers traditional and digital needs. Users draw with a range of pen colours and insert 2D and 3D shapes whose angles and sides can be adjusted, which helps in geometry and maths lessons. A digital ruler, triangular ruler and protractor replace physical drafting kit, while a dice, spinner, clock and calculator keep participants involved. The tool menu groups writing, drawing, collaboration, board management and settings in one place, and each user can arrange the toolbar around the functions they use most.

Some tools depend on the device. The Magic Pen, which turns a rough sketch into a similar text, picture or shape from its database, and the web browser, which lets users drag web material onto the board, are available on the Android app. Pin boards in several colours and sizes can hold details such as Wi-Fi information and assignments.

Collaboration modes for classes and working sessions

Collab Mode lets every participant join a class and contribute to one shared board, with each input appearing immediately. That suits mind mapping and brainstorming. Breakout Mode lets the host split the board into areas and assign them, so each participant writes only in their own zone while everyone shares the same canvas. Assignment Mode lets a teacher set problems that students solve on their own devices and submit at once, so feedback arrives during the lesson rather than after it. A gesture of double-tapping the screen with four or five fingers brings up an attention sign with a sound, useful when the whole room needs to focus.

Where it fits across Qatar

A secondary school in Al Rayyan could use Assignment Mode in a science lesson. Students join from their tablets, work through a set of problems and submit answers while the teacher reviews them on the panel. In Msheireb, a training centre running staff workshops could divide one board into breakout areas, so several small teams map separate parts of a process at the same time. A design or engineering office in Lusail could bring colleagues from another site into one brainstorming session, with every idea visible on the shared board as it is added.

What to plan before a rollout

Because LG CreateBoard Lab is software, planning centres on devices and accounts. Confirm which operating systems your students and staff use, since some features, including the Magic Pen and web browser, are listed for the Android app. Decide whether boards should go to cloud storage, Google Drive or Google Classroom, and note that a board can be moved to a personal device by scanning a QR code after a session. The template library, covering mind maps, brainstorming and flow charts, is a paid feature, so ask for its scope in your quotation.

A school ordering for several classrooms can raise a purchase order (LPO), and SmartRooms Qatar offers free site surveys to review each room that will host an LG CreateBoard panel. Quotations are usually issued within one working day. Request a quote from SmartRooms Qatar to plan your LG CreateBoard Lab setup.