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whiteboard
Make an explainer drawn on a board while a voice explains, every drawing and word drawn out as it is spoken. Use for lessons, micro-lectures, training, how-it-works and concept explainers, when the person turns a document, slides or notes into an explainer, or asks for a whiteboard, hand-drawn, sketch or doodle style (白板, 手绘, 讲解, 微课, 课件).
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# Whiteboard explainer
Make the explainer a great teacher would draw: a voice explains and the board grows with it, so the viewer watches the
idea being built and remembers it.
The drawing is the explanation: each mark is drawn as the words that name it are spoken. A finished picture that fades
or slides in is not a whiteboard explainer.
## What has to be true
- **Drawn as it is said.** Each mark starts when the voice reaches it and is done before the next idea. Check it in the
frames against the voice's word times, and report how close it is.
- **True to the source.** Every fact, number, term and example as the person's document has it. What you add is your own
sentence, never a new fact; what you correct, you say.