Shareboard using AWS


Available on: Sharedboard.in


Till the date, the Teacher or Professor used to teach with chalk/marker on the green/whiteboard. But today, we are surrounded by technologies and in this modern era, many people do distance education so people are going far away from teacher/professor but education is also important in this modern world. So to decrease this distance we bring one very useful web application i.e. ShareBoard. ShareBoard is like sharing the board with the students online. Where the professor can create the room and all the students have to join that room and what professor is writing on the board is clearly visible to all the students of that room alive. So in this way, the professor and students share the board.

Features:
• The unique name is maintained in Session if the same name occurs then he/she will join the room
• Users/Students can leave the room anytime.
• If the Professor or creator of the session leaves the room then all the current automatically leave that room.
Future Enhancement:
• File Sharing in the given room.
• Interactive UI.
• Admin to manage all the sessions. ShareBoard is built-in Nodejs hosted in the AWS cloud.

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