Whiteboard with stand: the advantages of mobility

Whiteboards on wheels or with a stand offer numerous advantages over magnetic boards that can only be attached to the wall. They can be used flexibly and are magnetic, making them ideal for spontaneous brainstorming sessions without a meeting room, agile working methods and presentations. In addition, mobile whiteboards promote interactive collaboration and provide better structure in meetings thanks to the many ways they can be shared.
 
 

Mobile whiteboard and smart board: differences explained

Whiteboards and smart boards are both boards that can be used to visualise information and ideas. However, there are some key differences between them. Whiteboards, whether standing or hanging on the wall, are the classic version. They can be written on and are magnetic, so they can be written on with a marker and wiped clean with a sponge. Smart boards, on the other hand, are interactive whiteboards that are operated with a touchscreen or pen. They are mainly used in schools or universities.

While mobile whiteboards are therefore well suited to note-taking, brainstorming and presentations, smart boards are used when more interaction is required, for example in lessons or special everyday business situations.