How are you facilitating the "whiteboard experience" remotely? Are there Zoom integrations or new tools that are helping to replicate that level of collaboration?

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Vice President of Information and Security in Manufacturing5 years ago

Teams, Note and Whiteboard are the primary tools we use for that "whiteboard experience"

CIO in Software5 years ago

Microsoft Teams Whiteboard along with OneNote provide a great experience for remote workers

Director in Manufacturing5 years ago

We use Microsoft Teams and the Office Suite. Personally I preferred Skype but it’s the way of the future. If you are doing polls and surveys during the meeting WebEx is better

CEO in Services (non-Government)5 years ago

We use Microsoft Teams for communication and teamwork. There is a whiteboard that integrates very well. Try it.

Senior Information Security Manager in Software5 years ago

Having people in a room, using a whiteboard to communicate and share ideas, is something I have found is about 25% as effective on Zoom.

 

You do the best you can now that everyone is remote.

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