A type of electronic communication. Users log onto the Whiteboard and can work simultaneously on the same document. Whiteboard software includes facilities to work on documents with text and images.
electronic boards that allow users to draw a sketch on the board which is then shared with those involved in the computerconference. Whiteboards typically resemble paint programs. Images may be pasted and text may be typed on a whiteboard.
Used for writing on during presentations, can be magnetic on one side.
An application program that permits several users linked via a network to update the same physical document - just as if they were all in a room together gathered around a whiteboard, each user with their own marker pens & board rubber.
Electronic version of a chalkboard, which allows learners in a virtual classroom to view what an instructor, presenter or fellow learner writes or draws. Also known as a smartboard or electronic whiteboard.
a board used to write things on with markers instead of chalk
a great way for sharing drawings or keeping a list of issues that come up during the meeting
an area on which several people can write or draw
an object allowing you to show to the office users or visitors the content of any window opened on yourcomputer screen
a plastic board, otherwise known as a dry erase board, which uses special pens to make colored marks
a white drawing surface that offers better contrast with black and color inks than the old school blackboard did
An electronic blackboard used as a teaching aid in e-learning. The instructor can write, draw, and display images or documents that can be seen at the same time by all participants on their computer screens. Students can also be allowed to contribute to the whiteboard. Whiteboards are a tool for synchronous learning.
The online equivalent of a chalkboard, on which one or more users can write or draw.
The placement of shared documents and other computer files on-screen at both a sending computer and receiving computers, for computer input manipulation by all users viewing the file.
Videoconferencing can be supplemented by electronic whiteboards at either site, which transmit whatever is scribbled onto them to each participating site's whiteboard. NetMeeting's Application Sharing feature is a type of whiteboard and allows each site¹s participants to jointly view and edit a shared document.
Shared notebook. The shared whiteboard feature provides the electronic equivalent of an onscreen blackboard. This feature's greatest utility is when a video call is established but the audio portion is not functioning. One can then write a note on the white board for one end to make a phone call to the other to discuss the problem. May have modest utility.
An electronic version of a blackboard that allows learners to view the drawings or writings of an online instructor.
An application that enables two or more users to share a Web-based 'chalkboard' device.
an interactive screen linked to a computer, modelled on a standard whiteboard. The computer image is projected onto the screen, sometimes using a standard data projector (often ceiling mounted). The electronic or interactive whiteboard is an effective medium for teachers to address the whole class and for reviewing the lesson.
Allows sharing of a variety of data (pictures, sketches, spreadsheets etc.) in an information window which is part of videoconferencing system.
An electronic bulletin board which allows users to work together at the same time.
A term used to describe the placement of shared documents on an on-screen "shared notebook". See also Document Sharing.
An electronic version of a dry-erase board used by instructors and learners in a virtual classroom. Also called smartboard or electronic whiteboard.
An electronic whiteboard is a piece of technology which adds digital functionality such as saving, transmitting and printing images to a standard whiteboard.
Window on a videoconference screen that can display notes and drawings simultaneously on all participants' screens, providing multiple users with an area on which they can write or draw. 5.24
teleconference function that lets multiple users simultaneously view and annotate electronic documents with pens, highlighters and drawing tools.
The equivalent of a blackboard, but on a computer screen.A whiteboard allows one or more users to draw on the screen while others on the network watch, and can be used for instruction the same way a blackboard is used in a classroom.
A whiteboard (also called a dry-erase or dry-wipe board) is the name for any glossy surface, most commonly coloured white, where markings can be made. Whiteboards operate analogously to chalkboards in that they allow markings to temporarily adhere to the surface of the board. These markings are removed more easily than if one were to use a chalkboard.
