A Whiteboard differs from a traditional chalkboard in that:
A) students with motor difficulties can easily write on it.
B) teachers and students can write and erase on it.
C) the notes and images can be digitally captured and printed out.
D) it creates a space where many people can see and refer to it.

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Whiteboards, specifically interactive whiteboards, have the capability to digitally capture notes and images displayed on them, allowing for these to be printed out or saved for later reference. This feature distinguishes them from traditional chalkboards, which do not have digital capabilities.

A Whiteboard Differs from a Traditional Chalkboard in That