
Master the eraser tool in Microsoft Whiteboard by adjusting the eraser size, erasing with drag motion, and clearing the entire canvas.
Learn to undo and redo in Microsoft Whiteboard using the undo button or ctrl+z while manipulating pen drawings and sticky notes. New actions disable future redos, so plan steps carefully.
Learn how to add and adjust text in Microsoft Whiteboard, including creating text boxes, resizing, wrapping, editing text, applying color, copying and pasting, and adding alternative text for accessibility.
Learn to add notes and sticky notes in microsoft whiteboard, resize and edit them, color-code notes, copy, paste, and delete, and add alternative text for screen readers.
Learn to create and manage lists in Microsoft Whiteboard from scratch, including adding items, renaming titles, and sorting or copying, with screen reader support.
Learn to use the follow-up list in Microsoft Whiteboard to assign tasks, sort by reaction count or alphabetically, and convert items to checklists or bullets.
Learn how to insert a Word document into Microsoft Whiteboard from scratch using the plus button, selecting the Word document, and arranging all its pieces on the board.
Learn how to insert PowerPoint slides into Microsoft Whiteboard, choose slides, resize and rotate them, and add alternative text for seamless presentation integration.
Move the Microsoft Whiteboard toolbar from the default bottom to the left or right using the hamburger icon and toolbar location setting. Switch between left, right, and bottom layouts.
Get the shared link, download the app if needed, open the link in the web or app, grant access when prompted, and collaborate in real time on the Microsoft Whiteboard.
Microsoft Whiteboard is a team collaboration and a brainstorming application that lets you work with different sets of ideas as if you are using a real whiteboard. The application allows you to add and work with different elements and then easily share that out with other team members that you want to work with.
In this course, we will be looking at the different tools available in the application to start brainstorming and collaborating.
We will first start by looking at how to use the pen tool to draw on the whiteboard. We will then look at adding elements such as text, sticky notes, pictures, word documents, PowerPoint slides and PDF documents as well.
We will explore how we can save and export the files in supported formats.
We will also look at how to use application settings to turn ink to shape and table to create different shapes and insert out table on our whiteboard, followed by background settings.
We will then explore the different types of templates that we can use to make out planning and brainstorming process easier.
We will also see how to use the collaboration options so that we can share our whiteboard with other people and explore the ways on how other people can start contributing to the shared whiteboard as well..
We will then wrap up the course with an example project at the end.