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Teach a concept, develop an argument, or plan a group project on a shared canvas. Give learners a place to connect ideas and show their thinking.
Free tool access for education
Tell our team about your educational use and the account you want to activate. You can explore Boardmix with a regular free account first.
Education access includes the basic AI credits of a regular free account. No additional AI credit package is included.
Learning takes more than a blank page
Use text, sticky notes, diagrams, images, and comments to make the reasoning behind an answer visible. A board can hold individual notes and the work a group develops from them.
Start with a question or a concept. In a mind map, separate definitions, examples, evidence, and questions into branches. Add source links where they support an idea.
Put the author’s central claim in the middle. Use branches for supporting passages, counterarguments, and points to discuss.
Ask learners to add their responses before discussing them together. Group related notes, compare different explanations, and record the question the group still needs to answer.
Create areas for observations, interpretations, and missing evidence. Keep a conclusion beside the material that supports it.
Keep the project question, research, draft structure, and feedback on one board. Assign sections in the plan and leave comments beside the work that needs attention.
Give each part a named owner, add sources beneath it, and use a separate area for the presentation order.
A learning activity you can adapt
The map below organizes “My First Camping Trip” into events and details. Use this structure for a writing exercise: the result is an outline students can turn into a draft and revise with a partner.
Place the story title in the center. Add a brief instruction beside the map: tell the events in order and show how the narrator reacts.
Use branches for setting up camp, exploring the forest, the wildlife encounter, and the campfire accident. Add a location, an action, and a sensory detail beneath each.
Ask a partner to comment on one missing detail and one unclear transition. Keep those comments beside the relevant branch instead of collecting them in a separate document.
Arrange the scenes in sequence, write the opening, and use the branches to develop paragraphs. Return to the board when revising the order or adding detail.
A connected story outline, feedback tied to particular scenes, and a plan for the next draft. The same approach works for explaining a scientific process or structuring an argument.
For a different activity, browse education templates and adapt the structure to your learning goal.
Boardmix AI can help draft an outline or generate ideas for a topic. Give it the subject and the purpose, then have learners question, correct, and develop the result. The useful learning task is explaining what they kept and what they changed. The education program uses the standard free-account AI allowance.
Getting access
A short introduction helps our team understand your educational work and identify the right account. The request button opens an email draft; you can also write directly to us.
support@boardmix.comSign in or create a Boardmix account. Use its email address in your request so our team can find it.
Include your school or institution, your role, and the activity you want to support. Mention whether you are arranging access for yourself, a class, or a teaching team.
Send the message to support@boardmix.com and follow our team’s setup guidance. You can continue exploring the regular free workspace while your request is discussed.
Yes. Boardmix offers free tool access for educational use. Contact our team by email to request activation and describe how you plan to use it.
Educators and learners can use Boardmix for teaching, study, and group work. Boardmix is intended for people aged 16 and over. See the privacy policy for the existing age requirements.
No. It includes the basic AI credits provided to a regular free account, with no additional AI credit package.
A shared board can hold notes, diagrams, resources, and comments for the group to return to. Set the board’s sharing permissions for the people who need access.
No. Describe the educational use you have in mind and include your account email. You can start with a regular free account and develop the activity as you explore the workspace.
Tell us how you teach or learn. We’ll help you arrange education access.