All Done Boardmaker: A Quick Guide for Educators and Therapists

The All Done Boardmaker platform is designed to help special‑education teachers, speech‑language pathologists, and AAC specialists create engaging, symbol‑supported activities in minutes. Whether you are new to Boardmaker or looking to streamline your workflow, this article outlines the core tools, practical tips, and resources that make the “All Done” experience fast and effective.

Why Choose All Done Boardmaker?

Boardmaker has long been recognized as a versatile solution for creating customized learning materials. The All Done Boardmaker edition builds on that reputation with a focus on speed, accessibility, and integration of visual symbols. It is the perfect way to make engaging learning materials that are completely customized to each learner’s needs.

Getting Started with a Free Trial

To explore the full capabilities of All Done Boardmaker, start with a free 30‑day trial at www.boardmakeronline.com. The trial provides unlimited access to templates, symbol libraries, and the latest editor tools, allowing you to test the platform in your own classroom or therapy setting.

Essential Tools in All Done Boardmaker

Boardmaker 7 Add Actions in Editor

The Add Actions feature lets you attach simple behaviors—such as playing a sound, showing a pop‑up, or moving to the next page—to any object on the screen. This is especially useful for creating “All Done” screens that confirm task completion with visual and auditory feedback.

Line Tool for Structured Activities

In this tutorial, you will be given an overview of the line tool to insert line/s in an activity. Properties of lines will be reviewed, including thickness, color, and dash style. Using lines to separate sections or create matching columns helps keep visual learners focused and organized.

Symbol‑Supported Resources

Do you use symbol‑supported resources in special education or AAC? In just 3 minutes, learn how the brand new symbol library in All Done Boardmaker can be dragged onto any page. Symbols are searchable by keyword, category, or curriculum standard, making it easy to match visuals to lesson objectives.

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