What it does
Classario Whiteboards is a live collaborative canvas embedded in Classario’s tutoring and classroom platform. Teachers and students can draw together, use shapes and sticky notes, annotate files and images, embed web content, keep reusable boards, and share links. The pricing page lists whiteboards within broader tutor and school plans, with a free entry point and paid plans.
Classario places its whiteboard inside the lesson rather than treating the canvas as a standalone workspace. The vendor describes real-time teacher-student drawing, shapes, sticky notes, file and image annotation, web embeds, reusable board libraries, and shareable links. That context can help a tutor explain a problem and retain useful boards for later sessions. The price belongs to the broader teaching platform, not to a separate whiteboard subscription, so compare lesson, classroom, and school limits as well as the canvas. The product page offers a free start; the pricing page lists tutor and school plans. I reviewed the official pages but did not run a lesson.
Strengths
- Whiteboards can be opened inside live lessons and edited by tutor and student together.
- Includes drawing, shapes, sticky notes, annotations, embeds, saved boards, and link sharing.
- The site offers a free starting tier.
Watch out for
- Whiteboards are part of a tutoring and virtual-classroom platform, not a standalone whiteboard product.
- The cited prices apply to broader tutor or school plans.
Best for
- Online tutors who draw and annotate with students during lessons
- Tutoring teams that reuse whiteboards and share lesson materials
Sources
- Whiteboards — Draw and Explain Together, Live | Classario (Oct 25, 2026)
- Pricing — Plans for Tutors and Online Schools | Classario (Oct 25, 2026)