Category: Sketching M365

January 11, 2022

Sketch your way around Microsoft 365

Whether you want to write, annotate, illustrate or ideate, there’s a way to do it digitally with Microsoft 365.

November 9, 2021

How to: Personalise PowerPoint with your own sketches

In this webinar for Microsoft Reactor I get you started with sketching basics before taking you through how to use PowerPoints drawing features to add some personal flair to your presentations.

October 17, 2021

Sketchnoting tips with Bits and Bytes

Myself and fellow sketchnoter Luise Freese were recently shared our sketchnoting stories with the Microsoft Tech Community. In this blog post I expand on that story with some extra detail for sketch-curious folk.

October 12, 2021

Event: Personalise PowerPoint with your own sketches (Free)

Challenge the idea of Death by PowerPoint and create attractive, engaging presentations using your own drawings. If you think you can’t draw, forget that.

July 6, 2021

Everyone can draw with a little Drink and Doodle

I dusted off my visual facilitation kit recently and hosted a casual afternoon Drink and Doodle with the ANZ MVP crew.

February 19, 2021

Personalise your presentations at Global CFP Day

Speaking at conferences and events is not an unattainable holy grail available only to the people you see on TED and TEDx videos. If you have a story to share or a aspire to presenting at a tech conference then Global CFP day. Starting with your CFP (Call for Proposal) through to speaker and presentation skills, pick up information from...

September 29, 2020

Sketching for solace and sanity

Sketching and sketchnoting as a hobby and sometimes a side-gig has taken a new dimension for me this year. The reasons for that new dimensions are known to everyone, but the benefits are more accessible to you than you may realise.

July 20, 2019

Replay your sketches in OneNote for Windows 10

Came across a nifty little feature when playing with OneNote in Windows 10. Replay allows you to play back notes as they are recording. It works for text which is nice… but using it for sketches is what interested me.