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Why not simply have a laser projector, keyboard and canvas textbox then?

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• elashri 2y ago
  From a quick visit to his profile (linked website), he is a physicist. This technology setup is very complicated and against the eternal usage of blackboard in a typical physics department. And to be honest this applies to his suggestion as well but you still at least get the feeling on writing on a board.
  • abdullahkhalids 2y ago
    Of course, all true physics happens on the blackboard, in a notebook (or in Mathematica). But, I am forced to use digital tools occasionally, and I am not opposed to improving them.
• nine_k 2y ago
  You also need the skill of lightning-fast LaTeX typing, and the skill of drawing and drafting with a speed comparable to that of a chalk. You need a canvas-driven tool for that, and your eyes would be on the screen for long periods of time, not contacting the audience.
  • rnewme 2y ago
    There are regular white/blackboards that you write on with regular marker that just has a tracker on it, so content appears on the canvas on screen for those who are remote. More advanced versions also have laser projector that can project animations, moving diagrams and text on the same board. My suggestion is to tap the board on the place he wants to write and just type it on regular keyboard, hardly a distraction!