- the
whiteboard.
Whiteboards became commercially available in the
early 1960s, but did not
become widely used
until 30
years later.
Early whiteboards needed...
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interactive whiteboard by 2011
according to
market research by ****uresource Consulting. In 2004, 26% of
British primary classrooms had
interactive whiteboards. The...
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Whiteboarding when used in the
context of computing, is the
placement of
shared files on an on-screen
shared notebook or
whiteboard. Videoconferencing...
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feature in
Microsoft Teams.
Microsoft Whiteboard allows users with
Microsoft accounts to view, edit and
share whiteboards using the
provided tools and options...
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Whiteboard animation is the
process of
which an
author physically draws and
records an
illustrated story using a
whiteboard, or
whiteboard-like surface...
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Whiteboard Design Pattern is an OSGi
service model,
which influences the OSGi framework's
service registry.
Whiteboard pattern came into
existence because...
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Founded in 1987,
SMART is best
known as the
developer of
interactive whiteboards branded as the "SMART Board" po****rly used in
education and business...
- liquid-crystal displays, projectors, and
interactive whiteboards—as well as
digital whiteboarding software. The
company trades in
three key markets: education...
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video conferencing Meeting recording Screen sharing Notes, chat, and
whiteboards User management, administration, and
reporting Polling Central content...
- 3.0,
released in 1996. It
included an
answering machine and a
shared whiteboard. It
offered full-duplex audio,
multiple compression formats, including...
