Teams - Use template to prepare your Agile SCRUM meeting Tutorial
In this video, you will learn how to organize and manage meetings in Microsoft Teams.
The video covers scheduling meetings, joining meetings, and the different tools available during a meeting.
This will help you run effective meetings and make the most of the collaboration features in Teams.
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Objectifs :
This document aims to provide a comprehensive overview of how to effectively use Microsoft Whiteboard for collaborative meetings, particularly in the context of agile project management. It highlights the features, templates, and sharing options available to enhance productivity and interactivity during meetings.
Chapitres :
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Introduction to Microsoft Whiteboard
Microsoft Whiteboard is a versatile tool designed for collaboration, allowing users to create shared boards with their colleagues. It is particularly useful in meetings for brainstorming and sharing ideas. This document explores its utility in more complex meetings, such as those following a digital scrum approach. -
Accessing Microsoft Whiteboard
To access the online version of Microsoft Whiteboard, log into Office.com. Upon creating a new board, users are presented with a blank canvas, which can be time-consuming to populate with elements necessary for agile projects. -
Utilizing Templates
To streamline the process of creating boards, Microsoft offers various templates. Navigate to the 'Create' section and select 'Templates' to view options tailored to different needs, such as brainstorming, problem-solving workshops, or project planning. For instance, the project planning template includes objectives, tasks, and a product backlog funnel, which aligns well with agile methodologies. -
Adding and Manipulating Templates
To add a template to your board, simply click on your chosen template and then click on the desired location on the board. The template will be integrated into your workspace. Note that left-clicking allows you to move the view, while right-clicking opens a contextual menu. To move the entire template, select all elements using the Shift key, enabling you to reposition them as needed. -
Preparing for Meetings
Once the template is in place, you can make any necessary adjustments to prepare for your meeting. The 'Share' button provides a link that can be added to your team's calendar. By selecting the meeting for which the board was prepared, you can drop the link into the meeting description, granting attendees and collaborators access to the whiteboard. -
Integrating Whiteboard into Scheduled Meetings
During a scheduled meeting, you can directly select the Whiteboard app, which will create a new document. This allows you to perform the same actions as in the online version, enhancing interactivity and engagement during the meeting. -
Post-Meeting Access
The whiteboard remains accessible to all meeting members even after the meeting concludes, allowing for ongoing consultation and review of the discussed content. -
Conclusion
Microsoft Whiteboard is a powerful tool for enhancing collaboration in meetings, especially in agile project management contexts. By utilizing templates and sharing options, users can create interactive and productive meeting environments that extend beyond the meeting itself.
FAQ :
What is Microsoft Whiteboard used for?
Microsoft Whiteboard is used for creating shared boards that facilitate collaboration during meetings, brainstorming sessions, and project planning.
How do I access Microsoft Whiteboard?
You can access Microsoft Whiteboard by logging into Office.com, where you will find the online version available for use.
Can I use templates in Microsoft Whiteboard?
Yes, Microsoft Whiteboard offers various templates for different needs, such as brainstorming, problem-solving workshops, and project planning.
How do I share my Whiteboard with meeting attendees?
You can share your Whiteboard by generating a shared link using the Share Button and adding it to the meeting description in your team's calendar.
Will my Whiteboard be available after the meeting?
Yes, the Whiteboard will remain accessible to all meeting members even after the meeting has ended, allowing for ongoing consultation.
Quelques cas d'usages :
Team Brainstorming Sessions
Use Microsoft Whiteboard to facilitate brainstorming sessions where team members can collaboratively add ideas and feedback in real-time, enhancing creativity and engagement.
Agile Project Planning
Leverage templates in Microsoft Whiteboard to organize and prioritize tasks in an Agile project, using the Funnel Product Backlog to ensure the team focuses on delivering high-value features.
Remote Meetings
During remote meetings, utilize Microsoft Whiteboard to present ideas visually, allowing participants to interact with the board and contribute to discussions, making the meeting more dynamic.
Post-Meeting Collaboration
After a meeting, team members can revisit the Whiteboard to review decisions made, check on task progress, and continue discussions, ensuring that all information is easily accessible.
Glossaire :
Microsoft Whiteboard
A digital canvas that allows users to collaborate in real-time by creating shared boards for brainstorming, meetings, and project planning.
Agile Project
A project management approach that emphasizes flexibility, collaboration, and customer feedback, often using iterative development cycles.
Templates
Pre-designed layouts available in Microsoft Whiteboard that help users quickly set up boards for specific purposes, such as brainstorming or project planning.
Funnel Product Backlog
A prioritized list of tasks and objectives in an Agile project, helping teams focus on delivering the most valuable features first.
Contextual Menu
A menu that appears upon right-clicking, providing options relevant to the selected item or area in the application.
Share Button
A feature in Microsoft Whiteboard that allows users to generate a link to share their board with collaborators.