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Right now we have one person using phone as call-in for wired mic, while presenting from computer screen. So they can move around the room. They're still trying to figure out the 'blackboard'. Might be by joining from miro.com board. Or just annotating slides on tablet. Or within zoom. One big thing for people is: "Open PPT in single window" option. This forces ppt to stop taking over all your screens and allows you to use it while navigating other resources. As far as table-top and shotgun mics, they've all just now arrived. Using USB shotgun mics. So let's see how the user experience is.
All of those options are good ones. I think the biggest is changing from a large format writing to a smaller screen (ie. finer motor skills). It is also different to engage with a camera. I used to say from theatrical delivery (one to many) to cinema (one to one). In other words I look into the camera lens to look into the eye of every student.