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Get your room ready in 10 minutes
Camera placement, lighting and the one setting most people miss.
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Keep the human contact in a remote session
Slides, images and live annotations layered onto the board itself — so a remote session still feels like sitting with the teacher, without recording the room or the people in it.
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What it does
Content Overlay puts your slide, PDF or image under the live board and lets the presenter — or a named participant — draw straight onto it. Everything stays anchored to the notes: we are not a lecture capture system, we do not film the room, and no private photos or recordings of people are stored. What is kept is the board and what was written on it.
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Where it helps
Remote & hybrid learning
Remote students see the teacher's hand at work — circles, arrows and labels appearing live on the board they are watching, not a static shared screen.
Read moreAccessibility
Emphasis is made visible instead of spoken: 'this line here' becomes a highlight everyone can see and zoom into on their own device.
Read moreLine of sight
The slide sits under the handwriting on one screen, so nobody in the room has to look between a projector and a whiteboard.
Read moreHigher education
Mark up a drawing, a map or a paper during a seminar and share exactly the annotated version afterwards — no printing, no camera roll.
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