But someone in supply had upgraded his requisition to an interactive whiteboard and canceled the double-sided tape. Kent was supposed to send a map wirelessly from his laptop to the flatscreen and use downloadable graphics instead of flags. Draw arrows and add information with an electronic pen.
The detective from the Spokane police department would arrive in ten minutes. Kent needed ten hours to figure out how the damn thing worked.
Slapping his palms together as though cleaning off chalk dust, he turned away from the screen and forced himself to calm down. When he’d taught a short course for Eastern Washington University’s criminal justice program last winter, he’d seen a couple of professors using the interactive whiteboard. Looked like an excellent educational tool. Half this job was
