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2021-10-04
08:24 PM
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2022-08-26
12:47 PM
by
Bri
I'm working with my 3rd grade grandchild in another state, using Zoom. We're practicing handwriting skills.
I would like to play interactive games with him in which each of us writes a few words to develop a funny story together.
The shared fun element is designed to have him enjoy the otherwise tedious activity of practicing handwriting.
To this end, I would like to have the elementary school lined writing practice paper on the screen so we can take turns writing on it to develop our funny story.
I thought perhaps a template could be added to a shared whiteboard to achieve this?
Can you describe how I can get this lined paper design onto a screen we can both use?
Thanks,
Gramma
2021-10-05 04:50 AM
Hi @Gramma
This could be achieved by Screen Sharing + Annotation, rather than Whiteboard itself.
See below. Is this what you are looking for?