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[[Slickyboard]]. Form ad hoc whiteboards on walls using these static cling tiles. | [[Slickyboard]]. Form ad hoc whiteboards on walls using these static cling tiles. | ||
= Digital Whiteboards = | |||
[https://gsuite.google.com/products/jamboard/ Google Jamboard] ($5,000) and [https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/business/surface-hub-2 Microsoft Surface Hub 2S] ($9,000) are both 55 inch, interactive TVs with digital styli. Both have free apps for iOS. | |||
I used a Microsoft Surface at a July 25, 2019 meeting at the [[Harvard Law School Executive Education Center]] essentially in place of a flipchart, and it worked wonderfully. There's some built-in panning (although it would have been better if the surface were infinite), and you can save and export the drawings easily. Plus, it had a wow factor! | |||
= Capturing Whiteboards = | = Capturing Whiteboards = | ||
There are apps that help you deskew and enhance whiteboard photos. [https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/rocketbook-beacons-digital-miracle-4-whiteboards#/ Rocketbook Beacons] come out in | There are apps that help you deskew and enhance whiteboard photos. [https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/rocketbook-beacons-digital-miracle-4-whiteboards#/ Rocketbook Beacons] come out in Fall 2019 and supposedly simplify this process. | ||
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Portable Whiteboards
Betabook. Foldable, notebook-sized whiteboards. You can hack something similar by buying whiteboard adhesive and sticking it on a clipboard. These look nice, though — like Moleskines.
Slickyboard. Form ad hoc whiteboards on walls using these static cling tiles.
Digital Whiteboards
Google Jamboard ($5,000) and Microsoft Surface Hub 2S ($9,000) are both 55 inch, interactive TVs with digital styli. Both have free apps for iOS.
I used a Microsoft Surface at a July 25, 2019 meeting at the Harvard Law School Executive Education Center essentially in place of a flipchart, and it worked wonderfully. There's some built-in panning (although it would have been better if the surface were infinite), and you can save and export the drawings easily. Plus, it had a wow factor!
Capturing Whiteboards
There are apps that help you deskew and enhance whiteboard photos. Rocketbook Beacons come out in Fall 2019 and supposedly simplify this process.
