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Share a virtual whiteboard

Share a virtual whiteboard

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This feature is only available for Lark Version 6.2 or above.
I. Intro
During meetings, you can share a whiteboard to express your ideas. All participants can view the whiteboard in real time, promoting efficient and flexible collaboration.
II. Steps
  1. Launch a whiteboard
Participants can click Share > Whiteboard.
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  1. Whiteboard tools
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  • Move: Allows you to drag the entire whiteboard display.
  • Pen: You can adjust the pen thickness and color, with three available thicknesses and six available colors.
  • Highlighter: You can adjust the highlighter's thickness and color, with three available thicknesses and six available colors.
  • Shape: You can draw rectangles, ovals, triangles, straight lines and arrows, with six available colors.
  • Eraser: There are four ways to erase content on a whiteboard:
  • Erase: Move the mouse to the content you would like to erase. The content it touches will be erased.
  • Erase Your Own Content: Click to erase all the content you have drawn on the current whiteboard.
  • Erase Others' Content: The whiteboard presenter can click this to erase content drawn by other people on the current whiteboard.
  • Erase All: The whiteboard presenter can click this to erase the content drawn by all people on the current whiteboard.
Note: Only the person sharing the whiteboard can use all of the above four erasing methods. Other participants can only use erase or erase their own content.
  • Undo: Undo the most recent action.
  • Redo: Restore the last action before the undo action.
  1. Create new/delete/switch whiteboard
By clicking the icon in the lower-right corner of the whiteboard display, you can choose to create a new blank whiteboard, delete an existing whiteboard or switch to a different whiteboard.
  • Create new blank whiteboard: Click New. You can add a maximum of 10 whiteboards.
  • Delete existing whiteboard: Click the X icon > Delete in the upper-right corner of a whiteboard.
  • Switch to a different whiteboard: Click a whiteboard page to switch to it.
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  1. Stop sharing whiteboard
You can use the following methods to stop sharing a whiteboard:
Method 1: The whiteboard presenter can click Stop Sharing at the top of the whiteboard.
Method 2: The host or co-host can hover their mouse over the person sharing the whiteboard, click the ··· More icon and select Stop Sharing to stop them sharing the whiteboard.
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Note: Whiteboard content will only be displayed during the meeting. After the meeting ends, the whiteboard content will disappear. If you need to save whiteboard content, you can take a screenshot or look back at Minutes.
  1. Whiteboard sharing permissions
The host and co-host of the meetings can click the ^ icon next to Share to set one of the following restrictions.
  • Only the host can share: Only the host can launch whiteboard sharing.
  • Only the host can take over sharing: Prevents participants other than the main presenter and host from relaunching whiteboard sharing.
  • Only the presenter can annotate and edit whiteboard: Prevents other participants from drawing at will.
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III. FAQs
If I stop sharing a whiteboard, will the content be retained if I start sharing again?
It will be retained. If participants stop sharing a whiteboard, and then later resume sharing, a blank whiteboard will be opened. However, they can switch back to the whiteboard that was previously shared.
When the meeting is over, the whiteboard content will disappear. If you need to review the whiteboard content, you can take screenshots or review the Minutes.
Written by: Lark Help Center
Updated on 2024-10-30
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