From the course: Microsoft Loop for Beginners
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Sharing a Loop component in a Microsoft 365 communication or file - Microsoft Loop Tutorial
From the course: Microsoft Loop for Beginners
Sharing a Loop component in a Microsoft 365 communication or file
- [Instructor] If you want to collaborate with others, setting up a space to collaborate in a meaningful and organized way will make all the difference for your team's success. Hopefully, throughout this course chapter, you've learned about different Loop components that can help you do just that in specific Microsoft 365 places, like email, Teams Chat or channel conversation, or a file such as a OneNote notebook. What if those you're collaborating with work in more than one place? You can share a component across many of those places, and let's try it out. So, here in that private group chat, where we set up a Loop component earlier, let's hover the mouse over it, and let's go over here to the right, and what we're looking for is Copy component. Let's select that. Notice how it changes to a check mark, and there's a notification that says Copied. Now let's move over to where we want to paste this component, and that's a OneNote notebook, so let's minimize this. Here's the OneNote…
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Sharing a collaborative Table Loop Component in an Outlook message5m 33s
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Creating an interactive team retrospective Loop component in a OneNote notebook page3m
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Collaborating in a live Voting Table Loop component in a Microsoft Teams chat or channel conversation5m 19s
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Co-creating a Teams meeting agenda, notes, and tasks with a Loop component5m 4s
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Sharing a Loop component in a Microsoft 365 communication or file3m 13s
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Locating where Loop files are saved2m 34s
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