What Hardware do I use with my Digital Whiteboards?

If you are working, teaching, or collaborating using a digital whiteboard such as Microsoft Whiteboard, Miro, or HeyHi - then using just a mouse to write and draw soon becomes challenging.

My Watcom Intuos Pro drawing tablet is my favorite tool for working with digital whiteboards.

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[BralynnNewby]

Thank you! This was very helpful. I'm just exploring options right now. I still have to understand how to use it in a webinar or zoom application.

[ricohnian]

I'm using an Xp-Pen Artist 13.3 Pro, so I get more functionality with drawing but also a second screen to share contents with my students.

[MichaelPattiruhu]

I use a Surface Studio 2 to teach math online. Same concept as a Surface Pro, but with more real estate. I think this is the best option for online teaching at this moment.
Unfortunately Microsoft Whiteboard has become unusable since the last update; I really hope we get the old version back soon.

[dronefilmsgermany]

I have multiple people in a conference room. I need a Microsoft Surface replacement as we are moving from Teams to Slack & Google Workspace. In this scenario, which whiteboard will you recommend for a collaborative meeting (whiteboard) similar to surface.

[davidaldrich]

Do you have any recommendations for Wacom One settings for use with Microsoft Whiteboard? Is it best to use pen or mouse mode? What are the most useful button settings?

[Osomex]

How does this device perform for left-handed people? I understand you may not know yourself; but have you heard about this?