Stacey Roshan is an educator known for wholeheartedly embracing the power of technology in the classroom. In her books, on her blog, her YouTube channel, her social media, and in keynote speeches, conference presentations, and webinars – like this one, where she explores the ability of classroom tech to empower learners of all kinds and ease student anxiety – she champions teacher creativity and innovative approaches to education.
So we were excited to learn what she would think about the recently updated Wacom One 14, the third generation of our most affordable entry-level creative pen display line. And her take? It's the best pen display for teachers! Here's her full review:
Why the Wacom One 14 is the best drawing tablet for teachers
The one accessory to my laptop that I can’t live without is my Wacom tablet. I’ve tried a variety of models over the years, and nothing compares to the writing experience the Wacom offers.
They recently released the Wacom One 14, and I’m excited to share not only why I love this new tablet, but also my favorite apps to pair it with as a teacher.
Here’s what stands out:
- ▶︎ One USB-C connection (no dongles, no wall power)
- ▶︎ Slim, lightweight, and portable
- ▶︎ A natural writing experience, with no pen charging or batteries to worry about
- ▶︎ Works with Mac, PC, and Chromebooks
Paired with tools like Kami, Canva‘s Whiteboard, and Lucidspark, the Wacom One 14 makes it easier to:
- ✔ Give more personal feedback
- ✔ Teach live while creating shareable notes
- ✔ Guide structured student collaboration
I walk through these app pairings and more details in the full review!
About the educator
Stacey Roshan is an educator, consultant, and author. She is passionate about leveraging technology to cultivate deeper compassion in the classroom and provide each learner the optimal platform to express their ideas in a format that best fits their learning style. She aims to empower teachers with ideas and tech tools to create more equitable and empowering classrooms for every student to find their voice, build their confidence, and take ownership of their learning.
