Tutorial: Using Confluence Cloud and Loom together
Using Confluence with Loom helps teams create videos to complement written content or provides an alternative way to consume information.
Save time and provide visual clarity with Loom
Asking questions, providing feedback, or supplying quick answers has never been easier.
Recording and embedding Loom videos is a quick and easy way to enhance collaboration on your Confluence page. It allows you to articulate your ideas and provide contextual responses with a human touch.
Whether you opt for a walkthrough with screensharing or choose to go on camera to share high-level thoughts, Loom videos serve to enrich existing content by providing additional clarity with valuable feedback to your team in a more personable than text.
Recording a Loom within Confluence
There are different ways you can record a Loom within Confluence.
In space:
- Go to your main navigation
- Select Create
- Click on Loom video
- Click on Start Recording to record your Loom video
- Click on Insert video
On a page or a blog:
- Navigate to the Confluence page
- Choose how you want to record your Loom video:
- Page header
- Editor Toolbar
- Inline Command by typing /loom
- Click on the Loom icon, or if prompted, click on Record a Loom video
- Click on Start Recording to record your Loom video
- Click on Insert video
On a Whiteboard:
- Navigate to the Whiteboard
- Click on the Loom icon located on the toolbar in the upper right corner.
- Click on Start Recording to record your Loom video
- Click on Insert video
Instead of text comments, you can create a Loom video and include it as an inline comment or a page comment. Simply highlight the text you want to leave a comment on or navigate to the page comment section and click on the Loom icon.
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