by Jacob Morgan
Dabbleboard is actually a neat little tool you can use to act as your whiteboard. I’ve been playing around with it recently and actually found it quite useful. Dabbleboard let’s you draw anything you want on a blank screen; you can also add images change the text size, colors, etc. What’s neat about Dabbleboard is that it actually recognizes the shapes that you draw. It’s quite difficult to draw a perfect square or a circle with a mouse pad, but don’t worry, just make a general circle shape and Dabbleboard will take care of the rest. You can also re size or flip whatever you draw by dragging little arrows that appear on the edges of your doodle.
Dabbleboard also allows for real time collaboration so that edits can be made to a single drawing simultaneously my several people. Think of “Paint” but with more features. Granted Dabbleboard is not a revolutionary technology, it can still be a useful tool. To see some of the other features that Dabbleboard has to offer, check out the tour.
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