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What apps exist to allow for directional "paper" where both (say, given an iPad) can do collaborative writing, if you're doing something like math which needs b
by arthurcolle 7y ago
What apps exist to allow for directional "paper" where both (say, given an iPad) can do collaborative writing, if you're doing something like math which needs birectional communication?
My father runs a tutoring business and most students want to move to skyping but I know my father wants to be able to write on something (paper would be ideal, but obviously not practical given the current environment, but an iPad would work) and have the student see it in real time, and then the student also writes in real time and have my father see it in real time.
What did Khan Academy guy Sal do in the early years to do collaborative lessons?
Thanks
- greeneggs 7y agoThere are many online collaborative whiteboards. Those are the keywords you need to search for. I can't really recommend one since they all seem to have serious flaws. But for your use case, one might suffice.
- arthurcolle 7y agoThanks for the keywords, that's what I was kind of lookin for. I appreciate your response.
- rubatuga 7y agohttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22591573 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22591573 This has a two way whiteboard system, and is also open source!
- pdm55 7y agoSal's software (2012) https://www.onlineuniversities.com/blog/2012/04/de-mystifying-khan-academy-screen-capture-for-educators/ https://www.onlineuniversities.com/blog/2012/04/de-mystifyin...
- ChristiGarcia 7y agoI use zoom to teach. He can have his slides up through screen sharing and with a touch screen laptop write directly on the screen. In addition, I use a program called Nearpod which is free right now. He could see his students working on problems in real time.