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Collaborating in Agile and Software Projects with Confluence
Rating: 4.7 out of 5(45 ratings)
1,302 students

Collaborating in Agile and Software Projects with Confluence

Learn how to collaborate on projects, define requirements, plan sprints, retrospectives and share knowledge efficiently
Created byHector Bravo
Last updated 2/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn the basics: spaces, pages, permissions
  • Create, collaborate, and comment on pages & project documents
  • Share information between teams and the entire company
  • Use the ready-to-go templates and Apps for Scrum and Software Development
  • Build a knowledge base for documentation & product requirements

Course content

7 sections42 lectures1h 57m total length
  • Course Introduction1:13
  • Confluence for Agile and Software Teams7:21
  • Get familiar with the Confluence Plans1:35
  • Get the most out of this Course2:57
  • Creating your Atlassian Account1:50

Requirements

  • Computer & Internet access

Description

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.

Who this course is for:

  • Project Managers
  • Team Leads
  • Scrum Masters
  • Product Owners
  • Team Members
  • Developers
  • Students