They're Lego-like pieces that you can pop into place across Microsoft 365 apps. For example, you could create a spreadsheet in Excel and then bring it over into Word, Whiteboard, or other apps. Working across Microsoft 365įluid components allow people to create content and carry it across Microsoft 365. Whiteboard will take a giant leap in this area with the rollout of Fluid components. People can also embed rich content within Whiteboard, opening doors to entirely different workflows than what you'd be able to do on a physical whiteboard. "If you have a keyboard or a mouse or a trackpad, you're actually gonna have a really great fun experience and productive experience," Mikutel promises. To improve inking with non-pen devices, the Whiteboard team added features such as auto smooth, which makes ink written or drawn with a mouse more legible. Mikutel says that Whiteboard delivers "ink for everyone," regardless of whether they have a digital pen or a device that supports a stylus. While physical whiteboards work only with ink, Microsoft built its Whiteboard app to allow different types of input. Mikutel explains that it's still a challenge to get people to think of Whiteboard as more than a physical whiteboard facsimile. Source: Microsoft (Image credit: Source: Microsoft)ĭue to its digital design, Microsoft Whiteboard gained features over time that you couldn't replicate on a physical whiteboard, including embedding rich content, syncing across devices, and people being able to work within the same space without bumping into each other.
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