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workboard

 

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Noun workboard has 1 sense
  1. workboard, work-board - a horizontal board that provides a supported surface for manual work
    --1 is a kind of board

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Workboard

Definition:

A workboard refers to a large board or surface used for planning, organizing, or tracking various tasks, projects, or schedules in a workspace.

Senses:

Noun:

1. Physical Board:

A workboard is a physical board made of materials such as cork, whiteboard, or chalkboard, often mounted on a wall or stand, where one can pin notes, schedules, or other relevant materials as a means of visual organization and planning.

Example sentence: I pinned our team's progress chart on the workboard in the common area for everyone to see.

Related products: Cork Bulletin Board, Whiteboard, Chalkboard

2. Digital Equivalent:

A workboard can also refer to an online or digital platform or software that serves the same purpose as a physical board. It allows users to create, manage, and track tasks, projects, or schedules virtually.

Example sentence: Our remote team uses a collaborative workboard tool to keep track of all ongoing tasks and deadlines.

Related products: Project Management Software, Task Management Software

Usage:

Workboards are commonly utilized in workplaces, educational institutions, and personal spaces where planning and organization are crucial for productivity.

If you're looking for tools and materials to create a workboard:

Related products: Cork Bulletin Board, Whiteboard, Chalkboard, Push Pins, Dry Erase Markers

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