Difference between revisions of "Meetings: Using the Whiteboard"
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The Instructor and Presenter can use a Whiteboard in Meetings, by moving your cursor over the ''right side of the default presentation area''. | The Instructor and Presenter can use a Whiteboard in Meetings, by moving your cursor over the ''right side of the default presentation area''. | ||
| − | * A number of icons will pop up for you to click on and draw with: | + | * A number of icons will pop up for you to click on and draw with, such as: |
| − | + | ** A hand (pan and zoom), pencil, shapes (rectangle, circle, triangle), line, T (text), X (clear page), | |
| − | + | ** A backward arrow (undo shape), color box (to pick a drawing color), sliding arrow icon (to change the thickness of the lines/shapes drawn). | |
| − | + | ** To draw perfect shapes (rectangle, circle, triangle), click and hold the Ctrl or Shift key on your keyboard, then click and draw your shape. | |
| − | + | * You can draw on the default presentation page, an uploaded document, or you can upload a blank document. | |
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[[Image:Whiteboardicons.jpg|Alt=Rotated view of whiteboard icons ]] | [[Image:Whiteboardicons.jpg|Alt=Rotated view of whiteboard icons ]] | ||
Revision as of 16:08, 16 February 2017
Whiteboard Features
At the bottom middle of the presentation area, click on the next arrow, to get to a blank slide to use with the Whiteboard.
The Instructor and Presenter can use a Whiteboard in Meetings, by moving your cursor over the right side of the default presentation area.
- A number of icons will pop up for you to click on and draw with, such as:
- A hand (pan and zoom), pencil, shapes (rectangle, circle, triangle), line, T (text), X (clear page),
- A backward arrow (undo shape), color box (to pick a drawing color), sliding arrow icon (to change the thickness of the lines/shapes drawn).
- To draw perfect shapes (rectangle, circle, triangle), click and hold the Ctrl or Shift key on your keyboard, then click and draw your shape.
- You can draw on the default presentation page, an uploaded document, or you can upload a blank document.
- Note: If you already uploaded a presentation but want a blank slide to draw on:
- Click on the upload presentation button
- Click on the default.pdf file
- Beside the default.pdf file, click on the Show button
- Note: If you already uploaded a presentation but want a blank slide to draw on:
