LINE OF SIGHT

Nobody should have to guess what's on the board.

Blocked views, long distances, glare and awkward rooms all end the same way. ShareTheBoard puts a clean, zoomable copy of the board on every screen in the room.

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THE REAL PROBLEM

Four reasons the board isn't visible from where students sit.

Sightline problems are treated as unavoidable facts of the room. They aren't.

The teacher is standing in front of it

Writing means standing at the board. For everyone behind that shoulder, the most important line just written is invisible until the teacher moves — and by then the explanation has moved on too.

ObstructionPaceBack rows

The back of the room is a different lesson

Handwriting that reads perfectly from two metres is guesswork from twelve. Large lecture theatres and wide classrooms guarantee that a share of the room is decoding rather than learning.

DistanceLegibilityLecture halls

Glare, lighting and reflections

Sunlight across a glossy whiteboard, overhead lighting and projector spill wipe out whole sections of the board depending on where you happen to be sitting.

GlareLightingReflections

Pillars, screens and awkward rooms

Columns, furniture, projector screens and rooms that were never designed for teaching leave permanent blind spots. Seating charts move the problem around; they don't solve it.

Room layoutBlind spotsSeating

WHAT SHARETHEBOARD SOLVES

One platform. Four pillars.

Visibility, legibility, recall and room independence — solved together rather than one complaint at a time.

A CLEAR VIEW

Every seat becomes the front row.

Board View streams a high-contrast, cleaned-up version of the board to each student's device, so what they see no longer depends on where they sit.

Unobstructed view even while the teacher writes
8× zoom on any part of the board
Glare and reflection removed in processing
Identical view for every seat in the room

READABLE PROJECTION

Writing over slides stays legible.

Content Overlay separates the teacher's annotations from whatever is projected underneath, so marker-on-projection stops turning into visual noise.

Annotations rendered cleanly over projected content
No washed-out marker on bright slides
Works with existing projectors and displays
Follows the teacher's writing in real time

NOTHING MISSED

If you looked away, look back.

Board Memory keeps a timestamped record of the board, so a moment lost behind someone's shoulder is a moment you can simply scroll back to.

Full board history throughout the session
Catch up on what was wiped while you were writing
Review after class at your own pace
Shareable with students who were absent

ANY ROOM

No rebuild, no reseating plan.

The system works with the rooms, boards and cameras you already have — including the awkward ones nobody wants to timetable.

Works with any whiteboard, blackboard or flip chart
Uses existing cameras and displays
Portable setup with STBox for difficult rooms
No AV rebuild or furniture reconfiguration

OUR DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

Fix the view, not the behaviour.

The usual answers to sightline problems are all compromises: write bigger, step aside, move students forward, use slides instead. Each one costs teaching quality.

ShareTheBoard removes the compromise. Teachers write as they always have, and the room gets a clean view regardless of physics or furniture.

Teachers keep facing the board

No one should have to write sideways or step away every few seconds so the back rows can see.

No seating politics

Sightline problems stop being solved by moving people around the room.

Same view for everyone

Front, back, side or remote — one clear feed of exactly what is on the board.

FOR EVERY DECISION-MAKER

One solution. Multiple stakeholders.

ShareTheBoard answers the questions that matter most — to everyone affected by what the room can and can't show.

Write naturally. Everyone still sees it.

Stop choreographing around the board or repeating content for the back of the room.

No need to step aside after every line
Fewer interruptions asking what was written
Use the whole board, including the lower third
Works the same in every room you teach in

Teach, don't choreograph

The board stays visible to the room even when you're standing right in front of it.

Every seat

gets the same unobstructed, zoomable view of the board

FROM THE ROOMS USING IT

What teaching teams say.

“ShareTheBoard delivers clear and unobstructed content — great for those viewing recorded lectures.”

Michael DemkowiczAssociate Professor · Texas A&M University

“Students at the back stopped asking me to move aside. They just zoom in on their own screen.”

Placeholder nameLecturer · Engineering faculty

“Our worst room for glare is now perfectly usable — we didn't change a single fitting.”

Placeholder nameAV manager · University estates