Virtual Whiteboarding
Lately you’ve probably seen an increase in the use of hand-drawn “white boarding” in media and learning spots. Think about the long-haired UPS white board guy… 
…or the ever-endearing “Simon’s Cat” series on YouTube…
Now it’s your turn!
LectureScribe is a program for easily producing animated “whiteboard lectures” from a tablet PC or electronic whiteboard. LectureScribe is written by Brian C. Dean, an assistant professor of computer science at Clemson Univeristy.
On Brian’s website, you can find:
- The LectureScribe program. To install, download this file and place it on any Windows machine. There is no complicated setup required — just double-click the file to start LectureScribe.
- An example of output of LectureScribe
- An animated set of instructions on using LectureScribe. This is slightly out of date (for example, image import is now possible, and magnification mode is now turned off by default). A new version will be posted soon.
- Brian’s article in the Faculty Directions newsletter describing LectureScribe.
Susan E. Hendrich 
No way! This is what I’ve been looking for, Susan. The fact that it’s free is great. I am making a product intra-merical for my team and wanted a cool way to jazz up the photos. Thanks for this.
Elliott
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