I just went out and bought a drawing tablet peripheral for about $60. I share the screen with slides on one side and onenote on the other, and write on onenote

I just went out and bought a drawing tablet peripheral for about $60. I share the screen with slides on one side and onenote on the other, and write on onenote with the tablet like a whiteboard. I've already done a couple lectures and in some ways it's better than the real thing since you just continually scroll the notes you are producing and all is in one field of view. On the other hand I've been trying to use google forms with little quizzes for periodic feedback and that's been terrible. No matter how basic a question you ask, some students will take 100x too long trying to research the answer on google or just hiding or who knows what. And you just have to cut half the class off with no responses if you want to move on in a reasonable time. Putting students on the spot by walking over to them in person is the only way to get some students to participate.