We’re excited to introduce the new version of iBrainstorm. We’ve totally redesigned and introduced a more focused use on education. We’ve interviewed and researched several digital classrooms and have incorporated some of those findings into this new version.

Some of the major updates are:

1. iPad to iPad sharing.
   You can now share your ideas with groups of four other “iBrainstormers”.
2. Share your projects.
   Now you can share projects with an entire classroom or have students share their work with teachers. We made it easy to use any online sharing services.
3. Improved drawing. We improved the drawing quality and incorporated the…

How do I share my projects?
Sharing projects is easy; just tap the share icon in the top tool bar. You can email your projects or use you favorite sharing service like Google Drive, Dropbox or others.

How do I share notes with other people?
The step-by-step process to connect iPads.

1. Launch iBrianstorm on all iPads you want to connect. (There’s a 4-person group limit, although you can have multiple 4-person groups on the same wifi network.) 2. Tap the 2 faces icon in the top left corner. 3. Select the iPads you want to connect from the list. 4…

Sneak Peek — iBrainstorm App Preview

We’ve started the process of redefining the iBrainstorm experience. We found that we had a huge number of students who are using iBrainstorm. So, we set out to focus our efforts on making a better experience for todays digital classroom.

We’ll be capturing our progress here so you can see the evolution take place. We want your input! We love co-creating. We want this to be a process that involves you — our iBrainstorm users. So Students, Teachers and everyone in between join us on our journey.