I would like to send everyone warm winter wishes and happy holidays! I look forward to writing more posts for you in 2024!
I would like to send everyone warm winter wishes and happy holidays! I look forward to writing more posts for you in 2024!
Last week I shared the announcement that Jamboard will be sunsetting in 2024 and the recommended alternative is FigJam. This week I would like to provide some training information for FigJam.
If you are unfamiliar with Eric Curts, he is the creator of the blog ControlAltAchieve, author of the book "Control Alt Achieve: Rebooting Your Classroom with Creative Google Projects", speaker, trainer, and a Technology Integration Specialist for SPARCC in North Canton, Ohio.
Eric has created a couple of great webinars on how to use FigJam that I want to share with you this week.
FigJam also has a YouTube channel full of short videos on how to use some of the features of FigJam.
If you have not already heard, Google will be sunsetting Jamboard in 2024. They have recommended FigJam as the alternative. Like Jamboard, with FigJam you can brainstorm, align decisions, and collaborate —all in one place.
The following announcement and information has come directly from FigJam:
To make the transition as seamless as possible, FigJam has launched an importer that converts your Jams into FigJam files in seconds. Most importantly, all your Jamboard elements—including stickies, images, text and more—will still be fully editable in your new FigJam file so you can be up and running without losing a beat!
Here's how to get started:
Import your Jamboard files: Visit figma.com and click the “Import” button in the top right corner to start converting your Jamboards to FigJam files. To learn more, check out our importer tutorial or help center article.
Get started with FigJam: Find more ideas on how to use FigJam in your classroom with our tutorials and free template library.
Join a training: Meet the Figma for Education team during a free live training where you'll learn the basics, walk through classroom applications and ask any questions.