Ink2Go for Android

I'm excited that I found this program. Thank you! Requests: 1) I'd like to be able to customize the order of the tools in the toolbar. 2) And I'd like to be able to remove some tools that I don't use (and add them later if I change my mind). 3) And I'd like to have the option of getting a description of each tool when I toggle over it (until I get used to remembering what each means).

I've used this to help write on my classroom screen for over 3 years now. I don't use it everday, but it has been reliable even as I've switched to a new computer. I also love its screen recording capabilities for flipped classroom learning!

Ink2Go v1.7.28(27) works flawlessly on Android High Sierra 10.13.4; I've tested several screen annotation/markup applications and none of them came close to matching Ink2Go. EyePower Inc. has much to be proud off. Ink2Go's ease of use, rich feature set, small footprint, and reliability can't be beat. Everything works!

I have a brand new Wacom tablet and thought this would be a great program. It has a nice feature set for doing whiteboard-style sketches but it does a very poor job of rendering the tablet input - if I write letters they are choppy and sometimes nothing shows up at all. Extremely poor and unusable for my purpose unfortunately. I tried a couple other free programs that were far better and wished I had not wasted my money on this program.

I’m very happy to report Ink2Go is working great! I teach a lot of webinars with GoToWebinar and have always struggled to find a drawing tool that would work with GTW and Keynote. We had been using OmniDazzle but Omni decided to stop supporting it. Every time Google releases a new OS I cringe because I know more stuff will break, but I didn’t have a drawing tool I could use. For the last 6 months my business partner and I have been lugging around 2 laptops each - one with the new OS, and one with an old OS so we could teach our webinars while using OmniDazzle. I have tried Ink2Go before but always ran into some type of problem. At first it wouldn’t draw on top of Keynote, then they fixed that but I couldn't activate with key commands to switch between apps - if Keynote was active it wouldn’t activate Ink2Go without getting out of the slide show. NO MORE! It’s all working great now! I found some help in the help menu (unlikely I know). There are explicit instructions for getting your OS to allow Ink2Go to be activated with key commands. Right now I am thrilled to report I have just taught my first webinar with Ink2Go, working flawlessly. Better yet, I now have more options because Ink2Go has a lot more features than Omni. I can’t imagine this is a very lucrative market place but I am extremely happy that whoever has made this app has continued to work on it and make it useable. It is really a great app now and you should all consider it, particularly if you are teaching webinars or presenting and need a way to draw on the screen. A quick word to the naysayers - there is a small learning curve. Not much, but a small one. Really look at the key commands, program the ones that will work for you, and get comfortable with the app. Read through the Help section to make sure you’re set up correctly. Check out the preferences. There are a lot of options that I didn’t realize were there. I have had this app for quite a while and just realized all the flexibility. I wish I had dug deeper sooner. I am confident you can probably do anything you want as far as screen drawing with this app.