So a colleague posted this on a Yammer conversation the other day and I didn't want to try to post to it without some explanations, for which Yammer did not provide sufficient space. And since Microsoft encouraged us to post "5 point articles" I feel constrained to continue in that fashion :) I'm not sure I ever would have suggested digital inking to create art in OneNote... there are FAR better tools for that! Brief sketches, initial designs perhaps but a full art curriculum deserves far more than OneNote can offer (and that's OneNote's biggest advocate talking!) Amongst OneNote's strengths (see a 5-point rundown here) are its sharing abilities and ease with multimedia. My ideas, then, are based on that understanding ... how easy it is take take anything and share it -- and then build on it. I am not sure it necessarily enhances Art but it does bring Art and the learning of Art into a richer environment. These also require no more than...
...not something ready-made, but something in continuous formation through choice of action. J. Dewey