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May 10, 2023
🤝 How to use Microsoft Loop to supercharge your Teams meeting notes
NEW VIDEO N. 358
The new meeting notes will be shown on the right pane of the meeting window with the ability to open them in the browser for more room or on a second monitor.
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Sep 25, 2023
Hi,
You must do it manually.
You must do it manually.
Ruka_Zill
Oct 11, 2023Brass Contributor
Hi,
I am not sure if this thread is the right for my question, but I have been using loop components in meeting minutes, and I notice that what it does is that it creates kind of a planner component (with loop icon) for each meeting (similart to what it did with OneNote (where different pages were created per meeting).
Are you aware of a way that I can collate all these individual components in one place, so that we monitor tasks in one place. Currently I can use Planner, but each meeting has ani individual planner and if I manage it in Loop, I still see individual loops. In Loop, I can add them to a Loop workspace, but I need to do this manually.
The use case here is a project meeting, which is recurrent every day or week...
I am not sure if this thread is the right for my question, but I have been using loop components in meeting minutes, and I notice that what it does is that it creates kind of a planner component (with loop icon) for each meeting (similart to what it did with OneNote (where different pages were created per meeting).
Are you aware of a way that I can collate all these individual components in one place, so that we monitor tasks in one place. Currently I can use Planner, but each meeting has ani individual planner and if I manage it in Loop, I still see individual loops. In Loop, I can add them to a Loop workspace, but I need to do this manually.
The use case here is a project meeting, which is recurrent every day or week...