Scribble Interactive Whiteboard will be relevant in my future classroom because it is a different approach to allowing students to be interactive in the classroom with technology. The use of the Scribble is appropriate for all age groups, ranging from pre-K to high school. I can get the url for the project I am working on and I will be able to share it with students so they can view it while I’m working. They can view the live project on their iPad, computer, or phone. I can also use the app as a grading tool. If my students turned in an assignment in the form of PDF or an image, then I will be able to pull the file up in Scribble and make notes and issue a grade. I wanted to find an app that was centered on drawing, so I found this app in the App Store. The overall concept of the app is pretty basic and plain jane. There are not many features to make it very interactive for teachers or students. There is the pen, laser pointer with disappearing ink, and an option for the teacher or student to upload an image or a PDF file to write on. The only thing I think the apps needs is more options for pens, such as color and thickness. Other than that, there is not anything I would change about the app because its only purpose is to draw on a blank screen or PDF files. There are other apps that are created to have more features, but this app is specifically created to draw and make notes.
