Here's a game I created.

Kevin Jarrett has a lot of resources for IWBs. Feel free to go through them!

Skribl is another online sharable whiteboard. I'm happy- because they recently added an embed widget for sharing and collaborating. The user interface is kind of home-grown, but it's functional. With a login, you can save your boards for later use. It's not the prettiest UI, but saving is key.

This simple site is a nice IWB online activity where students can choose letters to spell different words based on objects that they see. I really wish I could embed it, perhaps into an interactive lesson plan, but the little kids K-2, will like it.

I think the most important thing you can do for the little ones is to get them engaged in technology as soon as possible. With the IWB, Little Animation for Kids, has nice interactives and games suited nicely for the IWB.

While this tool doesn't give you URL or embeds, it's super easy to use, which can engage younger students very quickly. I always tell people to go the Web first and show off some of these web white board tools to teachers to hook them. Much of the software in Promethean and SMART can be overwhelming to teachers who fear technology. Engage them first with this tool.

Wow- what a unique tool for creation and exploration. I have to thank Kevin Jarrett for sharing this tool with me. It's reminiscent of those bottles were you fill with different colors of sand and layer them and then design them by sticking pencils in them. You get the idea. Fun tool.

Here's a simple site, mainly for drawing and artistry, but, like Dabbleboard, you can embed the picture into your site. I like embeds because I believe they can enhance the online learning environment by putting all of your tools in one place.

I published a list of tools which are also posted here.

Scriblink is another tool similar to Dabbleboard, which can allow you to collaborate on the white board in real time, create graphic organizers, and save the URL. Check out a special message I made here.

Everyone wants to make Jeopardy games or Wheel of Fortune in their IWB software. Well, here's an easy cloud tool that works great when used with a smart board. Of course, use it as a pre-test, a formative assessment, or for just plain fun. But again, with a save-able URL, I feel better organized having my tools on the Web.

With a tool like Dabbleboard, you can send out the URL to a class so that they can interact from their seat, or get up and write on the board. Plus, with a saved link, you always have an easy artifact not attached to Activ or SMART software. Also embeds.

This is very cool! Have fun!