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starboard
the right side of an aeroplane or vessel when facing the nose or bow
starboard [′stär·bərd]
(naval architecture)
The side of a ship or airplane which is on one's right when one faces forward.
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Features include 24 customizable function buttons, a CD-ROM offering remote learning capability to conference up to 50 StarBoards together, 72 digital ink combinations, a customizable toolbar, interactive tools, handwriting recognition, and video annotation.
One's hands-on, the other solves problems by Herrmann, Michele / University Business
The whiteboard includes a StarBoard Software CD that offers remote learning capability to conference up to 50 StarBoards together, as well as 72 digital ink combinations for a visually stimulating presentation, a customizable toolbar, interactive tools, handwriting recognition, object management, video annotation and more.
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