Day 1 Opening Keynote: Welcome to Commons
summary
A conference kickoff that announces Figma for Education is free and shows classroom-ready features being used live: spotlight mode to direct all students, roster-imported stickies and sections to guarantee one idea per student, hoverable stamps that reveal who voted, new education sticker packs and an upcoming Bitmoji widget, plus Figma Design autolayout, prototype preview and a voice memo widget for recorded feedback. Community templates, a Chromebook pilot beta, and Study Hall tutorials are available.
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- 0:00Welcome to Commons
- 0:17Speaker introductions
- 0:54Conference housekeeping
- 1:53Opening remarks
- 2:23Agenda overview
- 2:54Figma's mission
- 3:19Free tools for education
- 3:44Evolution of classroom tech
- 4:01The role of technology
- 4:29Creating on the canvas
- 4:51Figma and FigJam
- 5:46FigJam basics
- 6:38Spotlight mode demo
- 7:11Adding roster to FigJam
- 7:25Voting with stamps
- 7:47Using comments
- 8:24Bitmoji widget
- 8:38Reviewing stickers
- 9:10Research phase
- 9:35Commenting demo
- 9:45Bitmoji widget demo
- 10:12Bitmoji in Figma
- 10:31Figma Design features
- 11:09Figma design demo
- 11:28Iterating layouts
- 12:05Prototyping review
- 12:15Feedback comments
- 12:27Voice memo widget
- 12:53Personalized feedback
- 13:19Checking student work
- 13:32Getting started
- 13:47Figma Education page
- 14:05Study Hall series
- 14:23Chromebook pilot
- 14:34Sketch notes
- 15:04Conference excitement
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