
Kick off the agile and software projects with Confluence course with a concise introduction, guided by professional voice talent and a clear content overview.
Confluence centralizes plans, requirements, decisions, and documentation to keep agile software projects moving, with templates for product requirements, sprint planning, retrospectives, release planning, and Jira integration.
Explore Confluence pricing across data center and cloud editions, compare free, standard, premium, and enterprise plans, and decide based on user count, features, and monthly or annual payments.
Navigate the course dashboard and my learning to access lifetime content, view topics, and rewind lectures; use the q&a to ask questions and get replies within 24–48 hours.
Create your Atlassian account and Confluence site by signing up, choosing a site name, setting up your first space, and inviting teammates to collaborate.
Discover the Confluence user interface and its hierarchy of sites, spaces, and pages, with templates, navigation, search, and administration tools for collaborative work.
Create a space in Confluence by choosing a template and naming it, then add members, configure permissions, and adjust settings, home page, theme, and integrations.
Create and configure a software project space in Confluence, link it to a Jira software project, choose a scrum template, and enable synchronized issue management.
Create and publish pages in Confluence using templates, imports, and space selection. Add child pages under product requirements, invite collaborators, and manage publishing settings.
Learn to use the Confluence editor to format text, insert visuals and macros, manage tasks with action items, and organize layouts and JIRA content for collaborative pages.
Collaborate in real time with Confluence to edit pages and see who works with you and what they contribute. Save changes automatically, embed dynamic content, assign tasks, and publish.
Learn to connect and collaborate with teams in Confluence, using edit, inline comments, sharing, watch notifications, and favorites to review documents and keep everyone aligned.
Invite teammates to Confluence via the navigation's people menu or Settings > security > users, connecting via Slack or Microsoft accounts. Enter emails, choose product and rule, send invitations.
Manage users and teams in confluence by using the people menu to view collaborators, add teammates, and start new teams; search by profile, assign roles, and grant access via settings.
Discover how Confluence manages permissions at site, space, and page levels, including global permissions, anonymous access, and page restrictions, with best practices using groups.
Explore how to use the Confluence mobile app to access spaces and pages, view recent activity, start items, add comments, edit pages, publish changes, and manage notifications on the go.
Learn how to plan sprints with a Confluence template: define the sprint, create the sprint backlog, clarify user stories and tasks, assign roles, manage capacity, risks, and JIRA integration.
Apply the retrospective template in Confluence to reflect sprint progress, capturing date, team, and start/stop/keep actions, while quickly identifying impediments and ensuring prototypes or wireframes are visible with QA involvement.
Learn to run agile retrospective sessions in Confluence with the Encora app, creating a blank page with a four-step think, group, vote, discuss retro and turning results into actionable tasks.
Learn to run scrum poker estimates in Confluence by installing Confluence apps, importing Jira issues, and estimating user stories with Fibonacci cards, then publish results and sync back to Jira.
Run daily stand ups in Confluence with the Miro app to review yesterday, plan today’s actions, identify roadblocks, and use a Miro board embedded in Confluence for team updates.
Learn to map user stories with a visual backlog using the user story map framework in Confluence and Miro to plan roadmaps and MVP releases.
Document customer interviews using a report template to capture notes, top takeaways, background details, questions and answers, use cases, and observations for team visibility and action.
Apply a Confluence product requirements template to plan a mobile banking app with user stories, user experience design, scoping, and Jira-linked epics and roadmaps.
Translate product requirements into Jira issues by linking Confluence pages to epics and user stories, and creating multiple issues from a requirements table.
Apply the software architecture review template to map your current architecture, identify quality issues, and assess performance, then collaborate to set goals and plan improvements.
Learn to map your AWB architecture with the Lucidchart template, align with a well-architected framework, diagram services, and plan deployment using REST API details, regions, and Jira tasks.
Use the design decision template as a blueprint to organize ideas, explain design problems, evaluate options with screenshots and wireframes, and lock decisions with team feedback.
Organize your design process, present designs with prototypes and screenshots, and capture insights to document requirements, open questions, and deployment plans in a design review.
Create interactive wireframes and prototypes with Envision in Confluence, embedding an 18-screen mobile and desktop prototype and enabling team collaboration through in-app comments and easy sharing.
Create a knowledge base space to store how-to and troubleshooting articles for team and customer reference. Set up space name, description, and permissions, and understand edge cases and self service.
Create and manage a documentation space to centralize technical product content, customize space name, key, and description, and leverage templates, search, and a full page tree for easy navigation.
Learn to use the how-to article template in Confluence to document tasks, outline steps, add visuals, and publish with feedback to ship projects faster.
Write effective troubleshooting articles with the template to articulate the problem, present a step-by-step solution, and display related articles using labels and content by label macro.
Import external documents in Confluence by creating a page, using the Import tab, and selecting Word, Google Docs, or OneDrive; publish, noting header images may not import.
Embed diagrams into Confluence pages using draw.io and other diagram apps. Install, start free trials, and insert or upload diagrams via the forward slash draw, then edit and publish.
Explore Jira Software and Confluence integration to connect projects, translate product requirements into Jira issues, embed Jira issues in Confluence pages, and use calendars, charts, and roadmaps to track work.
Integrate Jira Service Management with Confluence by linking a knowledge base space, creating how-to and troubleshooting articles with labels, and enabling article suggestions in the customer portal for self-service support.
Integrate Microsoft Teams with Confluence Cloud by adding Confluence as a tab, configuring your site and space, and sharing pages to capture and publish meeting notes.
Learn to integrate Confluence Cloud with Slack, connect spaces, and configure notifications for page updates and comments. Set channels and subscriptions to receive real-time alerts in your workspace.
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In this course you will get the skills to use Confluence to transform the way your team works. Whether you’re new to Confluence, training your teammates, or ready to take your Confluence skills to the next level, this course will provide the required knowledge to improve your team collaboration.
Confluence is the home for all the information your development team needs to keep projects moving forward. It’s where you assemble the plans, requirements, decisions, and documentation behind your software. It’s also the place that connects your development team to product managers, designers, marketers, and other colleagues who participate in the software development process. Confluence is your common ground. It’s the one place where anyone can access and contribute to what you’re working on.
Equipped with Confluence, your team can make quick decisions, gain alignment, and accomplish more together. Scrum teams can leverage Confluence for building requirements. With the ready-to-go requirements template, you can gather your requirements from the team using the collaborative editor and negotiate details with stakeholders using inline comments. When you've all agreed on the final requirements, it is easy to convert them into Jira issues with just a few clicks directly from Confluence.
Confluence is also good for keeping up with decisions, running retrospectives at the end of your sprint cycle, and keeping meeting notes.