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The writing part isn't really the main benefit of whiteboarding. Standing there, pointing at things and chatting about it is a really big part. Then there's the
by scaryclam 9y ago
The writing part isn't really the main benefit of whiteboarding. Standing there, pointing at things and chatting about it is a really big part. Then there's the physical size. Quite often I find it much nicer to stand in front of a board and draw on a large scale. The current attempts at remote whiteboards are really not suitable replacements.
VR would a giant help as body language, gesturing and physical size all become much easier to see. Of course, that would require quite a leap forward in VR to accomplish that level of avatar.
- wolco 9y agoFor us left handed people it means blocking the board while I write. You can draw things in different sizes through remote whiteboard, you can add helpful icons and your voice can get louder or quieter for effect.
- sidlls 9y agoRighities block the board, too, depending on the side they're on. And you can't effectively draw some things on a tiny monitor screen.