Miguel Guhlin presents "a project I'd been working on since May as a side-project. It started as a way to capture the idea of "instructional rasquachismo" (see a 15-minute version of my preso). The work wasn't my main focus at the time, a weekend and evening project, but as I worked to make tools I could and would use in a classroom, I realized that I'd gone a long way past the idea of having an interactive whiteboard tool that works in your browser." Two things of note here. The first is that you could just start using these tools - the data saves locally and it "does NOT collect any personal data and students/staff do NOT need an account." Second (and probably more importantly), you could create your own version of this if you were willing to spend a little on AI and some time deciding what you want.
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