1. Tools to Consider
   1. Microsoft Whiteboard
   2. Google Jamboard
   3. Miro
   4. MetroRetro
2. Virtual Whiteboarding can Help Communication
   1. Common Virtual Communication Challenges
      1. Too many attendees
      2. Cameras Off
      3. Mics Muted
   2. Benefits of Virtual Whiteboarding
      1. Common Focal Point
      2. Enables Engagement
3. Components of Effective Whiteboarding
   1. Planning
      1. Always have
         1. Explicit Purpose
         2. Audience
         3. Expected Outcome
      2. Establish Goals
         1. What will a successful session look like?
         2. How will you establish and maintain engagement?
         3. What will be accomplished and how will you know if it has?
   2. Facilitation
      1. Timeboxing
         1. Keep 5 mins buffer
      2. (P)recap
         1. Review previous action items
         2. Update status of pending items
      3. Orientation/Icebreaker
         1. Casual Talk
      4. Read the Room
         1. No one should dominate
         2. Make room for others to speak
         3. Look for non verbal signs (if videos are ON)
      5. Car Park
         1. Conversations are deviating? Use the car park zone.
   3. Actions
      1. Important for the credibility of the future sessions
      2. Capture session feedback
4. Summary Based on the Virtual Whiteboarding Course from the University of Provar
5. Mindmap by Rahul Parwal