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Digital Whiteboard for Coaching

The metacards visual workspace makes thoughts, cards and relationships workable together online – and connects the resulting workspace with the professional process.

The difference is the context. A general whiteboard is an open surface. In metacards, visual work stays connected to the client, topics and session, so it can be documented, prepared and continued in a later appointment.

A workspace for shared visual attention

Use existing cards on the canvas, move, rotate and scale them. Text, shapes, lines and drawings add further ways to work visually. Coach and client can arrange, group and develop content together in the conversation.

metacards is not a video-conferencing system. The visual work can run alongside Zoom, Teams or another communication solution. What matters is that the workspace does not remain an isolated image.

From visual workspace to the next session

Within metacards, the visual workspace makes conversation content visible, is edited in a session and remains reachable with notes, topics and the client context. This supports preparation, reconnecting and continuing later without prescribing a coaching process.

Authentic metacards session view with a saved visual workspace, preview, notes and topics
A visual workspace remains in the session context with its preview, notes and topics.
Authentic metacards client preparation view with the last session, note excerpts and open topics
Before the next appointment, the last session, notes and open topics are available again.

Product function and method remain distinct

The digital whiteboard is the product function: a visual workspace for cards, text and other canvas objects. Methods provide the professional frame. Relevant examples include the systemic board, inner team work, Wheel of Life and coaching cards.

Existing own cards or card decks can also be uploaded and used. Card motifs cannot be created or designed inside metacards. The detailed explanation of each method belongs on the respective tool pages and the methods overview.

Try visual work in context

See for yourself how a digital workspace can support sessions and make later connections easier.

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