🪄 Earn the ‘Whiteboard Wizards’ community kudos badge!

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Join us for a Community-Led class all about Confluence Whiteboards with the superstar @Matt Reiner _K15t_, and earn a community kudos badge by sharing detail about what you learn or are excited about from the session!

We're super excited to hear more about how you're creating magic through Confluence whiteboards!

To score this badge, you just have to:

• Attend the October 23rd session live (or watch the recording at your convenience when it becomes available!)

• Come back to this post and share your use cases for whiteboards, tips from what you learned, or something you're excited to try!

• Ta Da! You’ve earned the badge!

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[John Funk]

All registered!

[Stephen_Lugton]

☝ what @John Funk said

[Aristóteles Quintanar]

Awesome ... let's do it!

[Tomislav Tobijas]

Eager to hear some best practices when it comes to whiteboards. 💡 See you at the live session!

[Aaron Pavez _ServiceRocket_]

Learning is never not fun.

[Valerie Knapp]

Thanks @Em Ditchfield  and @Matt Reiner _K15t_ for the session, looking forward to more details on a roadmap for more functionalities.

[Abi Brown- Kolekti]

Thanks @Em Ditchfield & @Matt Reiner _K15t_ v interesting session looking forward to using Atlassian intelligence links and great that comments now added! 

[Shawn Doyle - ReleaseTEAM]

Great session, I learned that after 3 whiteboards your older ones become read only.  Which solves an issue when users ask how to make a white board read only.

[Kathi P]

The voting feature is great!

[vikram]

just now finished the live streaming 

[Sean Sowell]

Thanks for the info on White Boards!!  Was great to hear that you can vote up a card - this will help in any planning white board.   

[Aaron Pavez _ServiceRocket_]

Voting! and Jira issues in notes. thats noice!

[Karl Hoeschen]

This was great! Super excited to demo the following tool and the voting on sticky notes. 

[Adrien Tasca]

Thanks for the session, will be waiting for Whiteboards on Confluence DC :) The voting feature and Atlassian Intelligence looks really cool.

[Heather Weatherholt]

I learned about the share feature that allows you to share just a portion of your screen where you are focusing with others.

[Kythera of Anevern]

Most recently, I used Whiteboards to map out an information architecture diagram, then exported the diagram as a PDF to share with a Hurricane Helene recovery group I'm volunteering with to help organize all of their documentation. 💪🏼

[henrythefourth]

Thank you for the informative session.  I am totally going to be using note voting!\ 

[Yiu Chun NG]

Great sharing with AI and whiteboards. 

[Adeola Lawal]

The cross-functional usage of Jira and Whiteboard explanation was amazing.

[Neil Mansilla]

Even Atlassian team members need to skill up regularly! Awesome session!

[Jeyson Ricardo Maksymowicz]

I liked the voting feature in Confluence's Whiteboards. It makes it easier to prioritize ideas and is really useful for quick group decisions!

[Katharina Flor]

The follow me feature is great, knew it from Miro and really appreciate to have this feature in Confluence Whiteboards as well

[Barbara Szczesniak]

The main thing I learned is that I am sad that we don't have Premium. Looking forward to custom templates.

[John Elder]

My biggest takeaway from the event was Emily's energy and enthusiasm when it comes to her product.  With the loss of another exceptional Whiteboards tool that we were using, Confluence Whiteboards became our "default" tool... which doesn't sound exciting to most users... but through the publication of helpful articles, how-to links and demos, and Product Managers like Emily showing off their capabilities, this seems more and more like a long-term solution I can get my users behind.  I also really appreciated the honesty about a lack of a development timeline on some features... recently, a few Atlassian partners have promised certain features in specific timelines and failed to deliver on those promises.  That is more problematic for admins than Emily's answer of "we are very excited for that feature, we just don't have a firm timeline yet".  I really appreciate the candid session!

[David Hart]

Thanks to @Em Ditchfield & @Matt Reiner _K15t_I now know how to group all of our INSANE ideas together using AI and vote on which ones should be kept or thrown into crazy town!