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Practical teaching workflows

Guides for getting from a blank canvas to a finished lesson

These guides focus on specific teaching problems: handwriting through a video call, organizing a long derivation, setting up pen hardware, keeping work local and choosing the right kind of whiteboard.

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Ruler snapping to the pen tip — drag it, rotate it, draw a perfect edge.

Start with your teaching setup

Online teaching

Prepare, teach, screen-share and export one complete lesson.

Online tutoring

A repeatable one-to-one workflow for worked problems and follow-up.

Maths teaching

Calculus, algebra, coordinate graphs, geometry and exam questions.

Virtual ruler

Move, rotate and draw along a digital straight edge.

Set up your hardware

Surface Pen

Test pen feel and prepare a Surface-based lesson setup.

Wacom, Huion and XP-Pen

Map a drawing tablet and use shortcuts alongside the pen.

Offline Windows use

Understand what stays local and what still needs the internet.

Beyond teaching

All the ways to use InfinitiCanvas

Teaching, notes, sketching, videos, brainstorming and more.

For students

Maths and science notes, problem solving and revision.

Handwritten notes on Windows

Take pen notes on paper-style backgrounds that never run out.

For homeschooling and parents

Explain at the kitchen table or over a call, then keep the page.

For YouTube explainer videos

Record handwritten explanations with any screen recorder.

For live streaming with OBS

Add a handwritten board to Twitch or YouTube Live streams.

Quick sketching on Windows

Pencil, pen and an endless page for doodles and storyboards.

Wireframes and rough layouts

Sketch app screens and page layouts inside device-sized frames.

Brainstorming and mind maps

Think on an endless page, then lasso and rearrange ideas.

Explaining at work

Draw processes and ideas live on Zoom or Teams calls.

Teach on your platform

Whiteboard for Zoom

Handwrite on a pen whiteboard and share it in a Zoom class.

Whiteboard for Microsoft Teams

Teach with a pen whiteboard in Teams meetings and classes.

Whiteboard for Google Meet

Present a handwritten whiteboard window in Google Meet.

How to teach maths online

Hardware, lesson structure and screen-sharing, step by step.

Subjects and devices

Whiteboard for physics teachers

Free-body diagrams, vectors, circuits and graphs.

Touchscreen 2-in-1 laptops

Palm rejection for convertibles with an active pen.

Features in depth

Shape recognition

Sketch a rough triangle, rectangle or circle and get a clean one.

Graph paper, ruled and dot templates

Grid, lined and dot backgrounds across the whole infinite canvas.

Paste and annotate screenshots

Drop an exam question or graph on the board and write over it.

Keyboard shortcuts

Every tool and action key in one printable table.

Every InfinitiCanvas feature

The complete feature list for version 1.4.0.

What's new and release history

Every InfinitiCanvas release from 1.0 to 1.4.

Buying and support

Pricing

$20 one-time, 14-day free trial, up to 3 computers.

Whiteboard app with no subscription

Pay once, own it, keep every future update.

InfinitiCanvas FAQ

Pricing, trial, offline use, hardware, licensing and support.

About InfinitiCanvas

What it is, who it is for and the principles behind it.

Related InfinitiCanvas guides

Keep the board on the teacher's computer

Everything you draw stays on your Windows PC — no cloud, no account, no telemetry.

Give a derivation the space it needs

An infinite canvas lets you work algebra, graphs and worked examples side by side.

Test the workflow before buying

Use every InfinitiCanvas feature for 14 days on your own Windows computer, with no card and no required signup.

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