Setting up a Shared Whiteboard Using the Microsoft Whiteboard App on an iPad.

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Microsoft Whiteboard offers an infinite canvas with an interface designed for pen, touch, and keyboard. Collaborate with others in real time using the Microsoft Whiteboard app on an iPad or from a computer web browser. Share photos, charts, and annotations all in one space.

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Microsoft Whiteboard offers an infinite canvas with an interface designed for pen, touch, and keyboard. Collaborate with others in real time using the Microsoft Whiteboard app on an iPad or from a computer web browser. Share photos, charts, and annotations all in one space.

Setting up a Shared Whiteboard

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Tue 9/8/20 11:17 AM

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Wed 9/23/20 3:01 PM

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