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Online Whiteboard
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Online Whiteboard is whiteboard java application that work on java enable operating system. when we draw sketch on software you can visible on www.leafsys.net site.it is useful when you want explain online or group of people online without solid-state whiteboard. lecture only need software. clients or students can visible on browser. -
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Is an easy software writen in java for paint on Desktop. The finaly is to use in a learning enviroment with a digital whiteboard. You can also use it to paint your screencast and screenshots.
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Whiteboard Wiki - a wiki application that looks and feels like a whiteboard. Supports page sharing (multiple users editing the same page simultaneously) and simple graphics.
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HiveBoard is an open source shared graphical whiteboard application that is targeted at professional meetings. It includes interactive chat. It is written in Java and requires a Servlet Container (eg jakarta Tomcat) and a DBMS (eg MySQL) for the server.
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