3 Crazy Kanban Tips for Microsoft Loop Workspaces

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  • Опубликовано: 29 июл 2024
  • Have you tried these tips for getting more from your Microsoft Loop Kanban boards?
    - View Kanban boards as tables to organise and prioritise your tasks
    - Add more than one label as a column to organise your items in different ways
    - Use comments to leave updates for any field on a card
    - Add components as notes to task cards
    - Use a whole page for your task and link it to the Kanban card title
    Watch the full video to see these tips and more in action.
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Комментарии • 14

  • @prajwaln4995
    @prajwaln4995 7 дней назад

    Such an amazing way to manage a program with multiple projects. Could be a nifty way to put links to projects. GENIUS !!!

  • @pasdfei
    @pasdfei 17 дней назад +2

    I love the kanban component just as it is. The only thing I miss is that they don't sync with planner. I love using planner on Teams as my central hub for everything task related assigned to me.

  • @davidwylie76
    @davidwylie76 17 дней назад

    Love the linking. I agree that in the call out main detail page, you would need to stress no dates on it and use the kanban card / table and also indicate that the page is a child of the Kanban card. Also linking back to the board task from the child detail page is needed. It’s something i have always done in notebooks with pages and sections and paragraphs as is saves a lotta time

    • @DarrellaaS
      @DarrellaaS  17 дней назад

      Great ideas for back linking. I hope one day we get suggested back links or even automatic ones.

  • @manuvermeyen9792
    @manuvermeyen9792 21 день назад +1

    Love the kanban approach. Thxamillion. Looking forward to fully integrate this in my microsoft team.

  • @pieterkops
    @pieterkops 20 дней назад

    Great tips here fellow TAPper. Maybe adding a link on the subject page that takes you back to the kanban page.

    • @DarrellaaS
      @DarrellaaS  19 дней назад

      Thank you Pieter. Yes I think I will add a breadcrumb styled link to a page template for tasks in a project workspace.

  • @joachimFritsch
    @joachimFritsch 12 дней назад +1

    very interesting video. Is it possible that the tasks from the Kanban also appear in the Planner?
    With /task the tasks are displayed directly in Planner/ToDo. Unfortunately I can't do this with /kanban.

    • @DarrellaaS
      @DarrellaaS  12 дней назад +1

      If you start with Kanban then the items don’t create a Planner plan. If you start with Task list it creates a plan. But that Task list can be viewed as a Kanban board too. ruclips.net/video/qDTGjNbp4o0/видео.html&si=fYKRyAMXno2Z0Iih

    • @joachimFritsch
      @joachimFritsch 11 дней назад +1

      @@DarrellaaS Thank you for your answer.
      But unfortunately I don't have the options under Task, such as the linking you describe in your video.

  • @robsmith8181
    @robsmith8181 21 день назад +1

    Great video - comment about 2:10 Can't you start a checklist list in a text column (while in a table) by hitting / and then Checklist (or did I misunderstand your point). Also it would be cool to add a back link to the first page from the subpages.

    • @DarrellaaS
      @DarrellaaS  21 день назад

      Thank you Rob. When adding a checklist to a text column, you will have to add it manually to each new row you add.
      I found that the checklist column in the Kanban component adds the checklist to each new row.
      Great idea about the backlink to the Kanban page. I should create a page template with the backlink. Then use the template for each new item.

    • @robsmith8181
      @robsmith8181 20 дней назад

      @@DarrellaaS I think I'm finally getting your point (which is a good one). If you want to have checklists in your table - start with a Kanban board and then customize the columns if needed. To continue this thought - use Task List if you want it to connect to Planner (ToDo) - use Voting Table if you want bullet points. Progress Tracker can also have Checklists (blockers)