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marcind
5y ago
Is it a shameless plug if the tool you're working on addresses the very issues being discussed? At the risk of plugging... To all commenters on this thread: please check out https://sharetheboard.com Our app identifies and
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I've been working remotely since 2012 and am 99% satisfied with my setup. Having said that, I do have something to add to the list: since going fully-remote the amount of after-hours social time with colleagues has dropped categoricall
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Completely agree. In addition to the large space I'd also callout the ability to use your shoulder, elbow, etc. (rather than relying on fine movements) as an ingredient toward achieving, let's call it, a "frictionless" c
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marcind
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Speaking of tech catching up, please try this out: https://sharetheboard.com -- closest thing to remote white boarding I've seen, especially after the digital annotations come online
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marcind
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<plug> ...or share that board with ShareTheBoard (and let everyone save it themselves) :) </plug>
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marcind
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Indeed, the assumption is that you're meeting, as you would with any other remote meeting solution (or in-person white boarding session). That said, you can always whiteboard solo, save your digitized content and upload/send it wh
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Yes! https://sharetheboard.com
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Bingo - well said: "Being able to quickly draw some things that may or may not make sense, and then have someone else quickly draw on top of what you drew, and then sharing those ideas, is really hard to replicate online." This is
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robbie-c, checkout our solution to the remote whiteboard situation (And please share some feedback): https://sharetheboard.com We too are not fans of "online whiteboards." Instead, we're looking for ways to bridge
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<(relevant) plug>try our solution to the remote whiteboard problem: https://sharetheboard.com FYI, since it comes up often: digital annotations will be added in July
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If I may be so bold and share a relevant plug... As teachers (and parents of children affected by various versions of remote education last year), our team came up with https://sharetheboard.com The idea is simple: our app ident
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<plug / request for feedback from targeted, experienced user> Please check out https://sharetheboard.com -- we too didn't want to give up markers (on paint or boards or anywhere else). We're working on a num
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<plugarino> https://sharetheboard.com -- It doesn't solve all of the problems you've listed but it does help with remote white boarding! Try it and share feedback, please!
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I'll be honest, I'm not a huge fan of the 3d virtual office. I find they often require a greater number of clicks to perform a task I'd otherwise complete "the old way". I'd be more likely to use an app that de
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I'm in this camp (plus whiteboard). <shameless plug> I then use https://sharetheboard.com to share my handwritten notes online (in real time), when needed. The key, for me, is having something deliberately physical to
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Two companies I've worked in/with used to fly folks from distributed teams to meet for a few days and brainstorm. They found the process of shared white boarding to be worth it. Necessity inspired our team to create https:/&
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I'm a product manager but work with developers all day. For what it's worth, we've been using our own tool: sharetheboard.com It allows you to combine the offline with the online, by digitizing handwritten content in real ti
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I'm an avid fan of all boards - I consider them magnets for creativity, collaboration, and exploration. My father and one of my brothers are professors and I'm well-versed in the chalkboard vs. whiteboard debate. My team's so
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Couldn't agree more! That's the exact reason why we're working on our app (sharetheboard.com). If you're willing, I'd love some feedback on the app (or roadmap, for that matter).
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try sharetheboard.com -- closest I've seen to true remote whiteboarding. Not only do you get to stick with a real whiteboard, you can turn it into a digital input for the Miros of the world.
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From one fellow whiteboard junky to another: please give ShareTheBoard.com a try. It's no replacement for the real thing but it's a quick fix (ha!) and, I dare say, solves a problem or too. As for the need for structure: I can und
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Excellent questions and astute predictions of what's in store on the roadmap. :) Very soon we will be adding viewer annotations (ability for remote viewers to add content/comments on your board). As you're facing your laptop
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sharetheboard.com -- here's an excuse to scratch whiteboards off your list. or... to use them more :)
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also consider sharetheboard.com - not as good as being there in person but as close as you can get, remotely!
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I should add: our app also works with pen and paper (and just about any other background/utensil). Some of us are tutors and use the app by simply pointing a webcam at a notebook. Thanks to all of you who've already tried the beta
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I'm firmly in the whiteboard camp. In fact, my team and I have doubled-down on it, creating https://ShareTheBoard.com . We simply couldn't live without boards, even as we're now all remote. The app identifies and d
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A bit out of context for the broader discussion but your comment caught my eye. Try ShareTheBoard.com as a solution to your second problem. You can digitize your white board contents in real time (and save them at any moment). Let me know i
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One more to add for consideration: electrostatic sheets. You can get a whole roll of them for just a few bucks and turn your entire office into a whiteboard. No hanging, no mess. Surprisingly effective as a low-cost whiteboard-like solution
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Our team had the same issues and we decided to build this app as, at least, a partial solution: ShareTheBoard.com It works particularly well if you're already accustomed to using real whiteboards (and it sounds like you are). Would lov
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Try ShareTheBoard.com in place of that digital whiteboard. We were in the same boat and just couldn't let go of the real whiteboard. :)
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