trackingboard

noun
UK /ˈtrækɪŋbɔːd/
US /ˈtrækɪŋbɔːrd/

A trackingboard is a board that shows where things are or how they are moving.

The teacher put a trackingboard on the wall to show everyone's progress.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A board used in film and TV production to keep track of scenes and shots.

The assistant checked the trackingboard before the next scene.

3. A digital screen that follows the movement of vehicles or packages.

The app's trackingboard showed the bus arriving in five minutes.

4. A board game where players move pieces along a marked path.

We played a trackingboard game that took us around the world.