I am remotely teaching maths colleges on a weekly base to two times 150 students, succesfully fastening up my explanations by "simply" writing but as well selecting handy Shapes (Circles, Lines, Arrows, ...) and inserting useful pictures which I pin for better reference. Limnu works like a charm, zoomable, endless, ...after the teaching I share a free golimnu-link with my audience: students find their way to the filled whiteboard/topic to doublecheck on details or just re-reading the content.

Its intuitive ease of use, no manuals nor help! Given the sudden pandemic in March 2020 over Europe, I lacked my whiteboard-in-the-auditory feeling to teach maths *my way* not bounded or reconditioned by some learning platform or team software. Amongst so many teaching colleagues all over Europe I had to U-turn my approach to offer maths colleges to over 150 English speaking students and again 150 Dutch speaking completely remotely...in 1 weekend. Luckily I came across Limnu: you just create and open your whiteboard in any browser, grab a marker or pen and...off you go. Adviced is having a wacom or alike for better handwriting and sharpers selection of Limnu/shapes, etc. DIY - do try it @home

Sorry I can not come up with any disadvantage. Honestly, I am but a user (not owning shares or such)

The clean appearance creates less distraction for people observing. I like how much of the computer screen displays the whiteboard. I LOVE how you can move the board when you run out of space on the screen.

I would like the abiliyt to togel between multiple whiteboards. Similar to multiple desktops. There is a way to link different areas of the larger board together. It works well but I feel multiple whiteboards might be easier to navigate.

I found the software very easy to use. It is very user friendly.

I do not have any complaints. My sessions have all gone very well!

Limnu's whiteboard collaborating tool is truly a work of art. The functionality is on another level in terms of ease-of-use and intuitive design. The video chat is better than any other similar program as are the drawing features. Even my youngest students love Limnu, and are able to figure out how to use it without any problems whatsoever. I could go on for a few paragraphs about the pros of Limnu. After trying six different products for my virtual tutoring business, Limnu won out by far.

While the amazing features of Limnu are numerous, there is one glaring flaw that is almost a deal-breaker for myself and other tutors whom I have given referrals to. The Limnu collaboration tool does not offer screen-sharing functionality! This was very surprising to me, given that the whiteboard sets itself apart by having such high-quality features. Screen-sharing is a VERY basic function that is required for any form of collaboration, tutoring included. It's very unfortunate that I need to use an entirely separate program, and was almost enough for me to not use Limnu.

I have to teach math to student during Google Meetings. The board gives me the ability to teach math so my students can see examples for the concept I am teaching. It allows me to demonstrate examples to answer students questions during my teaching meetings. This makes distance learning manageable.

The product is easy to use. The virtual board provides control to write math problems and draw models for math problems. I am able to draw straight lines so my students can see a decimal model for tenths and hundredths. I like the multiple color choices and clarity of the color. I like multiple choices of instrument to write with and thickness choice.

I found the erasing feature difficult to use. I either had eraser times. Or pull a new board or click on the undo several times. My usage for teaching math for only 30 minutes during distance learning it would be better if I could click or use the key to erase every idiom at once.