> start drawing on boards and paper
Sounds like important brainstorming activities. How do you deal with this when you're remote?
Sounds like important brainstorming activities. How do you deal with this when you're remote?
Now it's not only a whiteboard, but I can take screenshots, collaborate with countless others, undo, search, zoom and pan infinitely, etc...
And they can be had for around $100 or less.
Occasionally we'll use OneNote online or https://awwapp.com/ which has more freeform drawing if we need it, but otherwise it's usually just typing stuff out in lists.
This is all on peoples computers, no fancy video-conferencing setups. Those are almost always a waste of money and never work well.