Scriblink - Your own online whiteboard

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Scriblink - Your own online whiteboard

by Emily Price Sep 20th 2007

Scriblink is an online digital whiteboard that allows you collaborate with others online through writing on a digital whiteboard. You can invite up to five people to join your board at a time and can talk to your guests through an in-screen chat function. You can write on your board using different colors and shapes and theres a layout toolkit to help you with the complex stuff.

If you don't have people to collaborate with but feel the need to draw the site also has a "Universal Board" where you can get together with random people from around the world and get your scribble on.

[via EmilyChang]

Tags: digital whiteboard, DigitalWhiteboard, draw online, drawing, DrawOnline, online collaboration, OnlineCollaboration

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Karl said 11:50AM on 9-20-2007

We have been using this for a few days now over @ http://www.askTheAdmin.com it has already become invaluable to white board with our counterparts in other countries. We highly suggest you try it out!

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