I have been giving this some thought for a while. Borrowing from Matt Wade and the Periodic Table format, let me introduce you to a theory of collaboration that I believe Microsoft Loop is leaning into. As more of Microsoft Loop is revealed over the coming year and beyond, this theory may help you learn and explain simple collaboration in Loop.
Let's just say that "atomic units of productivity" actually means something more than sparkly marketing language.
Note the breakdown of Loop components and Loop blocks.I have been describing components incorrectly this whole time.
A Loop component is a container. Blocks are the magical atomic bits that provide the productive, collaborative experience.
📺 Watch the movie https://youtu.be/oFxXOJTccCc OR
📖 Read the book https://modernworkmentor.com/blog/microsoft-loop-components-and-atomic-collaboration
#microsoftloop #microsoft365 #collaboration #productivity #teamwork
In “Challenging the traditional workplace learning.” Jonathan Hill, Head of E-Learning at Entain, offers some great guidance for creating learning video and involving SMEs in your org to create a supportive learning culture. A @techsmith podcast.
https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/the-visual-lounge/id1530249685?i=1000590122859
Time to mow the lawns. Apple AirPods vs Logi Zone True Wireless vs a lawnmower. Which will survive the test?
A bit of weekend fun while I get $h1t done.
https://youtu.be/u4LN6PyHJtA
