Explain Everything

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A digital whiteboard for building lessons, recording explanations, and collaborating with students.

SI Score
80/100
Pricing
Freemium AI reading, not confirmed
Free plan
Yes AI reading, not confirmed
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What it does

Explain Everything is an online whiteboard aimed at teaching. Educators can create slide-based lessons, import existing materials, annotate a canvas, record video tutorials, and collaborate with students. The Free plan allows three projects with one slide each, videos up to three minutes, one collaborator, and 500 MB of cloud storage; paid and school plans add capacity and teaching features.

A teacher preparing a lesson can import a presentation or PDF, annotate it on the whiteboard, and record a short explanation to share with students. The product also supports live collaborative projects, making it relevant for tutoring and group assignments as well as solo lesson preparation. It is education-oriented rather than a general-purpose workshop board. The Free plan’s three-project, one-slide, three-minute-video, and 500 MB limits may constrain ongoing classes; Advanced removes several of those limits, while school pricing is customized. No board, recording, or classroom integration was tested.

Strengths

  • Imports presentations, PDFs, and other materials for annotation on a whiteboard.
  • Combines lesson creation with recording and sharing video explanations.
  • Supports collaborative student projects and lists LMS integrations.

Watch out for

  • Free permits only three projects with one slide each and limits recorded videos to three minutes.
  • Free includes 500 MB of storage and collaboration with one person; larger school deployments use paid or custom plans.

Best for

  • Teachers who want to annotate lesson materials and share recorded explanations
  • Tutors and educators assigning collaborative whiteboard work

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