I pair a lot and, most of the time, I use ScreenHero. I think is a great tool, and before yesterday would have recommended it without hesitation. I have mixed f

I pair a lot and, most of the time, I use ScreenHero. I think is a great tool, and before yesterday would have recommended it without hesitation. I have mixed feelings about the recent Slack acquisition, but I'd rather see a tool like that get rolled into another tool than run out of money and die. I do something similar for a whiteboard replacement. I use IPEVO Ziggi-HD High-Definition USB Document Camera [1], a sharpie and a nice sketchbook. I'll switch between my macbook webcam and that for sketching/drawing. Which helps a lot, but still feels very one sided; like I am presenting an idea rather than collaborating on an idea. I'm a very visual communicator, so there are times when I feel very handicapped by a lack of a good collaborative sketching tool. I've tried using TeamSpeak, but in my experience it was a pain to set up for non-gamers. It can be great once you get it tuned just right, however, I think there is a broader (more accessible) niche that could appeal to a lot of people -- they just don't know it yet. Having the ability to simply and quickly, spawn a side conversation within a bigger meeting would be ideal for me. [1] http://www.amazon.com/Ziggi-HD-High-Definition-Document-Camera-CDVU-04IP/dp/B008DBF5Z8/ref=sr_1_1 http://www.amazon.com/Ziggi-HD-High-Definition-Document-Came...