Week 1️⃣ of Skip the Blank Page Month: Bite-Sized Learning for Creating with Rovo

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It’s WEEK 1️⃣ OF SKIP THE BLANK PAGE MONTH: March 2!

We’re kicking off Skip the Blank Page month today!!!

We’re starting off strong with a Bite-Sized Learning to give you a quick overview of how you can get started with creating content with Rovo in Confluence today! Plus, you’ll be in the running for exclusive swag

➡️ Here’s how it works

• Watch the video below

• Score 100% of the quiz to earn the exclusive Confluence Creator badge

• Start creating with Rovo today! ← Click create.with.rovo for a quick shortcut!

• BONUS: Post in the comments to share what you created with Rovo or would like to try creating with Rovo to be in the running to win an exclusive Skip the Blank Page swag box!
  
  

👀 Watch this video

✏️ Take this short, 4-question quiz to earn your Kudos badge and be in the running for the swag box!

Not seeing the quiz? Make sure that you are logged into Community and that you have joined our Kudos program.

Don't forget...

• 🗓️ Keep track of all the Skip the Blank Page month activities

• 🎁 Participate in each Skip the Blank Page activity for the chance to win an exclusive swag, or the chance to win swag + $100 gift card if you participate in 4 or more Skip the Blank Page month activities!

• ✨ Have you tried creating content with Rovo yet? Try it now by clicking this direct link: create.with.rovo or clicking “+Create” button in Confluence

[Ivan Legazpi]

This is so cool. Looking forward to test it the next time I have to create a new page

[Tomislav Tobijas]

Nowadays, I only don't use "Create with Rovo" when I have to follow strict formats or when I copy announcements to our internal KB. For everything else, especially new structures and designs, this feature does an amazing job 😄🌟

[Pulkit Soni - Optimizory]

I used Rovo to help me brainstorm and structure content for a fun internal Jira app I built for my team 🎉 

It helped me quickly draft the app description, refine feature ideas, and polish the messaging so it was clear and engaging. Instead of staring at a blank page, I could focus on improving the idea and user experience.

Next, I’d love to try using Rovo to generate release notes and user documentation automatically from feature summaries. 🚀

[Leela VenkataSatish Kolla]

I'm able to create an entire transformation plan, including the toolkits and templates required for the team's with the help of "Create with Rovo". This is pretty easy to create, and update/edit the content as required.

[Blerine Muliqi]

I'm looking forward to try Rovo when creating user stories and user cases!🌟

[L B]

I'm interested in using Rovo to summarize whiteboards into follow-up items and a to-do list.

[Anamika Soni]

I asked it to generate a structured 4-week onboarding plan, and it automatically organized weekly goals along with a table for tracking owner, due date, and status. I liked how clearly it structured the orientation objectives without needing much refinement.

Converting ideas directly into a trackable format definitely reduces the “blank page” friction. 

[Sedera Randria]

3 benefits you get with Rovo:

• Dynamic Release Notes management
• Executive one‑pager summary
• Quick Team Agreement updates

One bite at a time.

[Akshad Katke]

I used Rovo to create an SDLC documentation page along with a workflow outline, and it was amazing to see how quickly it structured the content. It significantly reduced the effort of starting from a blank page and helped organize the phases, roles, and deliverables clearly. Looking forward to exploring more advanced use cases in the upcoming challenges!

[Gal Alon]

I've created a structured playbook with Rovo in a Page and a diagram with Rovo in Whiteboard. I was surprised with how accurately it generated the first draft of the diagram. It saved me at least an hour of choosing the shapes and laying them out. Excited to see what's next!

[Paula Balseiro]

Using Rovo on every level at work, from summarising and prioritising work, to drafting ideas and learning, to starting to automate workflows :)

[Benedetta De Martino]

Soooo cool! Love the bite-size learning!! Can wait for the next activities!

[Stephen_Lugton]

We're in a regulated industry, so we're encouraged to use our own internal company AI for content creation, but since we use Confluence for general non-confidential / non-regulatory note taking we're able to use Rovo to improve on that content and it's great to be able to do so natively

[Sanam Malleswari]

Really like this quick learning!

As an enterprise Atlassian Org Administrator working on cloud migrations and SDLC Transformation, every change we plan is high-risk and needs proper documentation, review, and leadership approval before implementation.

I’ve been using Create with Rovo to quickly prepare structured change documents, visual whiteboards, and database tables for feature demos. What usually takes a lot of time is now ready in minutes — while I still review and refine it for governance and approvals.

This is truly helping reduce blank-page effort in complex enterprise work.

Looking forward to trying more advanced use cases during Skip the Blank Page month!

[Devin Egger]

First of all, great video!  This was super engaging and I'm looking forward to more content like this in the future!

This exercise was exactly what our team needed right now.

We’re in the middle of a big “Improve our Customer Journey” push, and using Create with Rovo to build a reusable “Feature Front Page” has been huge.

It grabs context from our Confluence docs and turns one-line ideas into detailed, actionable specs, plus it adds a quick review guide and grooming checklist so we can run our feature grooming session asynchronously and still be sure that we’re ready to spin everything into Jira epics with child issues once we're done.  Awesome!

We (Rovo and I) saved it as a template, and it’s already saving us hours of dev time (and dodging some pretty painful grooming meetings). 

Win Win Win!

[Denise Sala]

I've already used Rovo to create Release Notes!