Math Educator Review,

I use the free version of the whiteboard canvas for one-on-one tutoring and screen-sharing math solutions! I love how easy it is to access the platform, the simplicity of the user interface, and the ease of posting visuals from my device or a link! I love the interactivity of writing on an image or PDF and the ease of moving the object with the writing. I love being able to select strokes or parts or the entire creation to move or resize. Finally, I would love it if we could print a PDF file of all the work we create on the board at the end. I can save solutions and notes and email them to the student when we finish! The cons are that every time an image is uploaded, one or both collaborators must refresh the webpage. Sometimes, it comes out clear! Most of the time, a refresh is needed per upload. There aren't many other cons aside from this!! It would be nice to have different shapes or graphing tools, though they may be available in the paid version.

Miro is easy to use and collaborate on. Users can add objects, write, utilize many parts of the canvas, and click on user icons at the top to explore, except they cannot go back to their own space after. I can imagine that if the host calls all collaborators to view their space in a paid version, they cannot return to their own space on the board. The ease of accessing the whiteboard through a secondary app, like within a Google Meet call, had proven impossible as users cannot find or navigate to each other's work.