The “Whiteboard” Widget

Add a drawable area into your book.

The freehand drawing can be saved into the book and/or emailed to the teacher.

Use BookWidgets to create your own Whiteboard widget (or many other widgets) in minutes, and use it in your multi-touch books, or share it directly with your classroom. See how it works »

Examples

Here are some examples of Whiteboard widgets that can be created with BookWidgets. These widgets are of course not fixed, but can serve as inspiration for creating your own Whiteboard widgets with your own content.

Speed

Physics

Ask students to draw a vector diagram and annotate it with computations.

Tutorials

Whiteboard

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