Does your team use Loom? I'd love to hear about how you use it, and share ideas for even better collaboration. With that in mind, I wanted to share how we use Loom at Seibert, with employees across several time zones in North America and Germany.
We prioritize effective and efficient communication at Seibert Group to support our international and remote teams. Loom has become indispensable to our workflows.
Whether for creating engaging content, hosting asynchronous meetings, or collaborating across time zones, Loom enhances how we work and connect. Here’s a detailed look at how we use Loom in various scenarios within the Seibert Universe.
We’ve found Loom to be invaluable for replacing traditional meetings. Instead of scheduling live stand-ups, updates, or presentations, team members can create videos and share them through Google Chat or Confluence. This approach saves time and eliminates scheduling conflicts, which are especially challenging for us as a global team.
For example, during our recent company quarterly review held in Germany, team members in the United States faced challenges presenting live due to the time zone difference. Instead of missing their feedback, they recorded a Loom video. Their recording was then shared and watched live during the review meeting, ensuring their input was included despite the time difference.
Loom makes idea-sharing intuitive and actionable. At Seibert, we use Loom to pitch and share ideas. Here are just a few examples:
Loom provides templates and background designs to record canvases.
We regularly use Loom to record product demos, such as for Rovo or other Atlassian-related tools. Loom is also ideal for recording Google Slides, Keynote, or PowerPoint presentations.
Loom’s simplicity makes it an excellent tool for reporting bugs. Instead of typing long explanations, you can record a quick video to show the issue in action. This speeds up communication with the IT team and ensures they have all the information needed to resolve the problem.
Loom’s versatility is bolstered by powerful features that make it an indispensable tool:
Loom’s editing tool – trimming tool by transcript
Loom’s viewer Insights
Loom’s Multilingual transcription capabilities
As an Atlassian partner, we often integrate Loom into our Atlassian workflows. For instance, adding video comments to Confluence pages for context and clarity and recording step-by-step guides to help Atlassian admins and system users navigate features or resolve issues.
Use Loom to leave a video directly on a confluence page.
Use Loom to leave a comment on a confluence page.
I'd be curious to hear if your team is using Loom in other ways, since we're always looking for ways to improve here at Seibert.
The idea of adding video comments to Confluence pages is genius, and I can see how it would make workflows so much clearer. We’ve been using Loom for onboarding, but your document walkthrough idea has me thinking about new ways to share updates with my team. Thanks for the inspiration! 😊
@Katie Lai great article. So many of the use cases resonate with me and how I use Loom in my organization. And you also provided me with some use cases I had not previously considered, which will make my use of Loom even more valuable in the future.
I'm happy to hear that!!
WOW! What a read. I love all the use cases you shared on how you and the company use Loom. I learned something new with the quick shortcuts, game changer!!
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