ShareTheBoard Secures Impact Awards at SXSW EDU 2026 and LTSMG 2026
SETUP INSTRUCTIONS
A whiteboard, blackboard or glass board, a camera that can see all of it, a computer or STBox, and a normal internet connection.
Position the camera, connect it, drag the corners of the board in the preview and start sharing. The same four steps repeat in every room.
No smart board, no new wall, no per-teacher device. Existing USB webcams and installed PTZ cameras both work.
Straight-on beats a steep angle, but moderate angles are corrected automatically. Keep the whole board in frame with a small margin, avoid mounting directly under a bright downlight, and prefer a fixed mount over a tripod in shared rooms. For very long boards, use a wider lens or cover the wall with two cameras.
Small rooms are usually fine with a good USB webcam on a wall mount. Classrooms work best with a wide-angle USB camera or a fixed PTZ opposite the board. Lecture halls call for a PTZ with optical zoom, or STBox driving the camera that is already installed.
The person at the board never blocks it — writing behind them keeps rendering live.
Each viewer pinches and zooms on their own device without interrupting the room.
Cover several boards or a long wall and let viewers switch between them.
Strokes are rebuilt on a clean background for low-vision readers and projectors.
Push the cleaned-up board to a room display so the back rows read what the front row reads.
Whiteboards, blackboards, glass walls and flipcharts all work the same way.
Find the moment a term was written instead of scrubbing a recording.
Spoken explanation is transcribed alongside the board timeline.
Turn a session into summaries and revision questions students can work from.
Send a clean set of board states to students or attendees after the session.
Remote participants and co-presenters can mark up the live board view.
One link per session, with control over who can view and for how long.
Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet and anything that accepts a camera source.
Panopto, Echo360, Kaltura and similar systems record the enhanced board feed.
Share links or exported PDFs into Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard or Google Classroom.
USB webcams, PTZ room cameras, document cameras, or the plug-and-play STBox.
Viewers open a browser link — no accounts or downloads required.
Runs on the room PC, a teacher laptop or the STBox.
Room-level configuration managed centrally across sites.
Staff sign in with institutional credentials on organisation plans.
Choose where session data lives and how long it is retained.
See adoption per room, department or campus.
Separate rights for presenters, admins and viewers.
Let visitors watch without an account when you want it.
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