2020-03-30 Meeting notes

Using the Meeting notes template is a great way to keep track of discussions and topics in your team meetings.

To create this type of page, click Create (create a new page, +-symbol to the left in view mode) - Meeting notes.

The first time a Meeting notes page is created, an additional page and a Space Shortcut are also generated:

Page

A collection page called “Meeting notes”. The page collects all tasks within all Meeting notes pages, links to each page, and allows you to create new Meeting notes pages from the collection page.

To add a Meeting notes page (after the collection page has been created), click the Create meeting note button in the top right corner of the page, in view mode.

Space Shortcut

A shortcut/link to the “Meeting notes” collection page.


The title and the following sections are automatically generated on creation of the Meeting notes page. Feel free to change the title and section names, and structure the meeting notes in a way that best suites you (and your team).

Date

Mar 30, 2020

Participants

Here you can list all meeting participants. Start by typing @ to add a Confluence user.

  • @Ina Odén Österbo

Goals

Maybe you have certain goals for the meeting? List them here.

  • A decision needs to be made about this very important point.

Discussion topics

Set an agenda for your meeting here and make notes regarding each topic while they are being discussed.

Time

Item

Presenter

Notes

Time

Item

Presenter

Notes

10:00

Start meeting

The boss

 

10:05

First topic

Team member 1

  • This point is important.

  • This is something that needs to be sorted out

Action items

This is where you can add tasks and assign them to team members as explained in the page. These tasks will show up in the collection page.

@Ina Odén Österbo - Finish the Confluence Demo Apr 3, 2020
@Ina Odén Österbo - Share the demo space with team members Apr 2, 2020
@Ina Odén Österbo - Change pages in the demo after feedback

Decisions

Here you can also add decisions made during the meeting. This helps you keep track of what has been said and decided, and avoids miscommunication.

  1. A very important decision was made.
  2. This decision was made. The alternative was something else.