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Whiteboards are my preferred method for this sort of thing. The building I work in is actually awesome for this; the safety shields (mol bio lab) at the end of
by jamesjporter 14y ago
Whiteboards are my preferred method for this sort of thing. The building I work in is actually awesome for this; the safety shields (mol bio lab) at the end of everyone's desks double as whiteboards and the windows are write-on-able as well.
I also know a guy who used to have a piece of whiteboard paper glued the back of his laptop so he could close it and quickly sketch something out if he needed to, his desk is also covered in the stuff.
- andrewflnr 14y agoI wonder if there's a market for a dry-erase iPad case.
- ximeng 14y agoApparently, yes: http://www.ubergizmo.com/2012/04/bowden-sheffield-minimalist-ipad-cases-are-an-ipad-lovers-delight/ http://www.ubergizmo.com/2012/04/bowden-sheffield-minimalist...
- jancborchardt 14y agoI also used to have a whiteboard on the back of my laptop lid. The problem is though that it doesn’t really hold up well if you put the laptop in a case or a backpack. Or if you carry it around it will smear on your arm. Still I prefer whiteboards to pen & paper because I can make quick corrections and iterations (I do interface & interaction design). That’s why I just ordered a Noteboard: http://www.thenoteboard.com/index.php http://www.thenoteboard.com/index.php (I didn’t get it yet though so I don’t know how good it is.)