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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
On-screen annotation software allows to annotate screens and its applications and save the result. It can be categorized as a both a kind combination of [[presentation | On-screen annotation software allows to annotate screens and its applications and save the result. It can be categorized as a both a kind combination of [[presentation software]], whiteboard, [[screen capture tutorial|screen capturing]] and [[note taking]] tool. Teachers, for example, also may be interested in tools like [[Classroom Presenter]], e.g. an ink-based collaborative annotation system. | ||
== Software == | == Software == | ||
Revision as of 20:14, 31 March 2011
Introduction
On-screen annotation software allows to annotate screens and its applications and save the result. It can be categorized as a both a kind combination of presentation software, whiteboard, screen capturing and note taking tool. Teachers, for example, also may be interested in tools like Classroom Presenter, e.g. an ink-based collaborative annotation system.
Software
(no guarantee - Daniel K. Schneider 20:12, 31 March 2011 (CEST))
- General purpose
- Netop pointer (PC/Mac)
- Annotate Pro. Seems to be the best tool I have seen. See the feature list
- Utlimate Pen (Mac) “Ultimate Pen can be used for drawing on just about anything, it is particularly useful when working with presentation software. You may add notes, draw shapes, make comments, or add illustrations directly on the screen.” $ 20.
- ScreenMarker “s a little piece of software that lets you make annotations on your computer screen.” (Warning: difficult to know who is behind this ....)
- Web browser annotation
- These tools typically allow for collaborative/share annotation in various ways.
- Makeuseof has a list of top web annotation tools.
Links
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