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I was hoping this thread would discuss remote whiteboarding. As a remote engineering team, I think inability to easily/quickly whiteboard collaboratively is our
by apinstein 9y ago
I was hoping this thread would discuss remote whiteboarding. As a remote engineering team, I think inability to easily/quickly whiteboard collaboratively is our biggest productivity sapper. What are people using?
We have started trialing RealtimeBoard with an iPad Pro + pencil. It’s a good start but their iOS apps are kinda terrible. Anyone got something really successful?
- allsystemsgo 9y agoPixelboard for iPad
- steamer25 9y agoUsing a Wacom tablet with: * A drawing app e.g., OneNote or Sketchbook or Krita and * A screen sharing app e.g., join.me Has worked well for me. What's particularly nice is that you have a saveable, shareable, modifiable artifact when you're done with the remote session. I'm also a bit surprised that Wiimote whiteboards never really took off: https://youtu.be/5s5EvhHy7eQ https://youtu.be/5s5EvhHy7eQ
- mronge 9y agoAlso check out Astropad https://www.astropad.com https://www.astropad.com which turns the iPad into a Wacom like graphics tablet. Couple that with a drawing app and it works great
- debruinf 9y agoI can only recommend groupboard, not sure they have an iOS app but their web app is as close to whiteboarding as possible: only focus on getting your idea on the board and not about styling and other fluff
- jansho 9y agoTo add to the list, Skype for Business has a whiteboarding option. Easy and free.