Rebecca Jackson

April 15, 2022

A Karaoke Caper in Microsoft Loop

A short tale about Karaoke and Microsoft Loop demonstrating some of the features within Microsoft Teams and Office 365, and some areas for improvement.

April 5, 2022

Get in the Loop – Join the Microsoft Loop User Group

Microsoft Loop is Microsoft’s new collaborative workspace technology. Loop should be of interest to anyone working with intranets or the digital workplace. Join the Microsoft Loop User Group to hear the latest updates about Loop. I’ll be sharing some of my experience with Loop Components at the April meetup.

March 17, 2022

My first Microsoft Exam (and why I took it in my bathroom)

After sitting my first Microsoft exam and completing my first Microsoft Certification I thought I would share how I approached it in all it’s glamourous glory. From the rescheduling to the cramming to sitting for the exam in my bathroom. Yes, I sat the exam in my bathroom.

March 8, 2022

Follow to Break The Bias – International Women’s Day 2022

This year for International Women’s Day I wanted to highlight a bunch of the inspirational women on Twitter.

March 3, 2022

Health behaviour and change management – Study reflections

Now that exams are over I feel the need to take a moment to reflect on what I learned.

February 14, 2022

A personal perspective on how to share an Acknowledgement of Country

Inspired by recent conversations with people wanting to learn more about sharing a meaningful Acknowledgement of Country, I am capturing my perspective from many years of thinking and personal research. This is my personal perspective on how to share an Acknowledgement of Country.

February 12, 2022

The community answers the question: Why Yammer?

After a thought provoking perspective on Yammer was shared, I came together with 9 other Microsoft MVPs to answer the question, Why Yammer?

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.

December 3, 2021

A personal perspective on disability and intersectionality

Until recently I hadn’t thought of myself as having a disability and would never have thought to tick any box that indicated I have one, outside of medical contexts. Part of that was my own understanding of what disability is. Part was that I couldn’t think of accommodations an employer could or would provide to help me. And part is...