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Looking forward to seeing the versioning.
Grouping similar sticky notes together and voting is an excellent feature!
Great session @Em Ditchfield and @Matt Reiner _K15t_ 👍👍
Apart from voting, this grouping of sticky notes with AI looks really cool! I want to organize one meeting right now just to test it out 😅
Watched the recorded session The grouping similar tasks is something that i would want to try and use
Hi All, Thanks for the session & special thanks to Emily being there at 1 o clock local time . Biggest takeaway (project management perpective) is the smart section feature to assign work items to sprints/project phases. Combine that with transforming stickies to JIRA issues... makes me create a business case to invest in the Premium Confluence version! Thanks for showing that.
Personal note on AI development: i use whiteboards for collaboration, to let my team ¨own¨ the work items we create together. Grouping them is part of the group dynamic & goes a long way to promote the ownership of work items. I would be very happy if AI helps in naming the grouping thus created, am reluctant to let AI ¨do the work¨ because at the moment I do not see how it helps my collaboration goals.
I'm looking forward to using the voting feature that I learned today.
Sometimes my team use whiteboards in order to make some brainstorming processes. But after some time is common to get stuck, then the use of "Generate simlilar sticky notes" feature would be absolutelly fabulous to get more new ideas!
Also in some "Design Thinking" ceremonies, I wish to test the "Group Related" feature
Thanks @Em Ditchfield and @Matt Reiner _K15t_
I was not able to attend @Matt Reiner _K15t_'s session live, but I got a bootleg recording from a friend. As always, both entertaining and educating.
My recent uses of Whiteboards has been to build org charts for each of our major spaces so that stakeholders coming to visit these Confluence spaces can be informed of who's work will be represented there and why. I feel that providing more context for the content ensures a better user experience for the consumer. The library of shapes, connectors and colors makes it easy to build these and update them when organization changes occur.
Great session, thanks a lot.
I started using Lucid around 2013, a couple of years after I started remote ICing. Below are collaborative tasks that Lucidchart and Lucidspark has been awesome for planning/devving:
1. Image- and code-based prototyping. Keeps UX and Prototyping literally on the same page to build UI,
2. Animations & Video planning and design: I made a board with 16:9 rectangles teams used as a template to plan out animations and videos. I also had a notes section for projects with cross-functional, asynchronous teams to maintain progress when parts of the team were unavailable.
Other cool uses have been Teambuilding and SOPS/Ops creation or revisions.
What I have been doing with Confluence Whiteboards is producing similar copies of Lucidchart/Lucidspark's Agile templates that are a bit more robust and more industry-specific than what are in Confluence Whiteboards now. Phase 2 is automations, which I haven't created a project plan for yet.
I’m thrilled about the potential for an import feature that allows us to bring in Miro board elements directly, not just PDFs. Great work, Confluence Whiteboard team! Keep it up!
I’m particularly interested in learning how to integrate whiteboards seamlessly into existing workflows and how others are using them to create impactful visual content. Can’t wait to explore the tips and tricks shared in the session and earn that kudos badge along the way!
I've just rewatched the session. Thank you!
It's 2025, and I'm watching the recording! 🥹
What did I learn?
⚡️ I saw a demo of smart sections on a whiteboard, and I'm glad to have seen it again. Dragging Jira issues between different sections and having specific things happen makes me happy. (Where's that "happy" stamp?)
I'm amazed by the new features popping up for Confluence whiteboards ✨. In my instance, I can see connectors (lines connecting shapes) can now be drawn also as dynamic or curved lines!
The voting feature is great, and Confluence is continuously improving. With the introduction of AI, I’m really enjoying using it.
The Whiteboards are very modern-styled and pleasant to go through! 10/10
It was a great session, learned a lot about Whiteboards. I just wished it was part of Standard pricing plan though.
The voting feature is certainly a welcome addition; I can see plenty of user cases for this across different teams.
Just watched the recording. I love the idea of creating the retro whiteboard, allowing others to add stickies and even vote on them ahead of and in preparation of the actual retrospective meeting.
I am eager to learn some cool uses of the whiteboard tool.
Like so many others have stated, I was excited to learn about the voting feature that is available in whiteboards. This is going to make team meetings much more productive and efficient when a decision needs to be made.
Following others, versioning, voting feature - eager to try these out! ✨
Thanks @Em Ditchfield for sharing this article and thanks @Matt Reiner _K15t_ for elaborating the features of Whiteboard.
Loved the voting feature, hope to use it soon 😊
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