The document outlines the features of Microsoft Loop for creating, sharing, and collaborating effectively on content. It describes how loop components allow for real-time collaboration, project management, and integration with applications like Outlook, Word, and OneNote. Additionally, it highlights tools for brainstorming, data compilation, and task assignment within a collaborative environment.

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MICROSOFT LOOP
Create, Share and Collaborate
Presented By : RANJINI SARKAR

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Loop Components – Starters for composing content
Loop Components are built for
collaboration
Saved automatically
Loop components are saved automatically
to your OneDrive with .fluid
Brainstorming
Ask others to share their ideas, whether
you’re looking for names for a new
product or topics to discuss at your next
team meeting. Use a bulleted or
numbered list component to help stay
organized.
Compiling data
Send out a table component with clearly
labeled columns and rows to your team. In
each cell, describe the data you need and
@mention the person you believe can
provide it. You can also use a table for a
simple sign-up sheet.
Integrate different components
in one loop page
Type / to start a new component in the
same loop page
When we send a Loop component, everyone
in the chat can edit it inline—and see
changes instantly. That means we can
collaborate right inside a chat message.
Managing projects
You can use a component as a “mini breakout
room” to have a place to focus on a single
topic while the main chat thread covers wider
ground. This is especially useful when you’re
trying to reach alignment and close decisions
You can start a Loop component in one chat,
then share it to another to invite more people
to collaborate.
Access from other apps
The loop page can be accessed from
Outlook, Word and OneNote as well
The task list component offers a super light-weight way to
assign work with due dates to people on your team. (Be
sure to @mention them so they’re notified they have a task.)
When work is completed, each person can mark their task
as done. It’s pretty gratifying, actually—the task gets
crossed off the list, right before your eyes.
Focusing a discussion
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