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Confluence for Project Professionals: Documentation, Collaboration & Delivery

The Collaborative Hub: Confluence Training Course for Project Teams equips project professionals with the practical skills needed to use Confluence as a central workspace for project documentation, kn...

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Aug 17 - Aug 28
Programme Overview
Training Description


Who Should Attend

  • Scrum Masters and Agile Coaches
  • Product Owners and Product Managers
  • Business Analysts
  • IT Project Professionals
  • Team Leaders and Supervisors
  • Project Administrators
  • Knowledge Management Professionals
  • Technical Writers and Documentation Specialists
  • Digital Transformation Professionals
  • Professionals using Jira and Confluence
  • Organizations seeking to improve project collaboration and knowledge management
 



 

Session Objectives
  • Understand the core concepts of Confluence
  • Create and organize project spaces
  • Master page creation and editing
  • Collaborate on documents in real-time
  • Integrate Confluence with other Atlassian products
  • Track and report on project progress
  • Use templates for efficiency
  • Manage permissions and security
  • Share information with stakeholders
  • Build a searchable knowledge base
About the Course

The Collaborative Hub: Confluence Training Course for Project Teams equips project professionals with the practical skills needed to use Confluence as a central workspace for project documentation, knowledge sharing, collaboration, and team communication.

Participants will learn how to create and organize project spaces, develop effective documentation structures, manage project information, collaborate on pages, track decisions, and connect Confluence with project management workflows. The course emphasizes creating a reliable and accessible project knowledge hub that improves transparency, reduces information silos, and supports effective team delivery.

 

 

Curriculum & Topics

14 Topics | 5 Days

  • play Subtopic 1.1: The role of Confluence in project management

  • play Subtopic 1.2: Navigating the user interface

  • play Subtopic 1.3: Understanding the hierarchy of spaces, pages, and blogs

  • play Subtopic 1.4: Creating your first space

  • play Subtopic 1.5: Inviting team members and setting up profiles

  • play Subtopic 2.1: The Confluence editor and its features

  • play Subtopic 2.2: Using macros to add dynamic content

  • play Subtopic 2.3: Creating and formatting pages

  • play Subtopic 2.4: Embedding files and media

  • play Subtopic 2.5: Best practices for writing clear and concise content

  • play Subtopic 3.1: Structuring your space with a logical page tree

  • play Subtopic 3.2: Using labels to categorize content

  • play Subtopic 3.3: The purpose of the space sidebar

  • play Subtopic 3.4: Creating a space home page

  • play Subtopic 3.5: The importance of a consistent naming convention

  • play Subtopic 4.1: Editing a page simultaneously with teammates

  • play Subtopic 4.2: Leaving comments and mentions

  • play Subtopic 4.3: The importance of version history

  • play Subtopic 4.4: The Confluence feed and notifications

  • play Subtopic 4.5: Watching pages and spaces for updates

  • play Subtopic 5.1: Linking Confluence pages to Jira issues

  • play Subtopic 5.2: Embedding Jira issues into Confluence pages

  • play Subtopic 5.3: Creating new Jira issues from a Confluence page

  • play Subtopic 5.4: Using the Jira macro for live data

  • play Subtopic 5.5: The benefits of an integrated workflow

  • play Subtopic 6.1: Using pre-built templates for project plans

  • play Subtopic 6.2: Creating your own custom templates

  • play Subtopic 6.3: Using the meeting notes blueprint

  • play Subtopic 6.4: Building a project requirements document

  • play Subtopic 6.5: Leveraging templates for consistency

  • play Subtopic 7.1: Creating a project status report page

  • play Subtopic 7.2: Using the status macro to highlight progress

  • play Subtopic 7.3: The Confluence dashboard for a high-level overview

  • play Subtopic 7.4: Generating a list of all pages in a space

  • play Subtopic 7.5: The benefits of a single source of truth

  • play Subtopic 8.1: Using tables to organize data

  • play Subtopic 8.2: Creating a table of contents

  • play Subtopic 8.3: Using the expand and information macros

  • play Subtopic 8.4: Inserting dynamic roadmaps

  • play Subtopic 8.5: Using the code block macro for technical teams

  • play Subtopic 9.1: Understanding space and page permissions

  • play Subtopic 9.2: Setting restrictions on pages

  • play Subtopic 9.3: The importance of secure documentation

  • play Subtopic 9.4: Managing user groups

  • play Subtopic 9.5: Best practices for Confluence governance

  • play Subtopic 10.1: The power of Confluence search

  • play Subtopic 10.2: Using advanced search syntax

  • play Subtopic 10.3: Finding content across multiple spaces

  • play Subtopic 10.4: The purpose of a page index

  • play Subtopic 10.5: The importance of accurate labels and titles

  • play Subtopic 11.1: Creating a shared team calendar

  • play Subtopic 11.2: Adding events and due dates

  • play Subtopic 11.3: Connecting calendar events to Jira issues

  • play Subtopic 11.4: The benefits of a centralized calendar

  • play Subtopic 11.5: Viewing team availability

  • play Subtopic 12.1: Creating a sprint retrospective page

  • play Subtopic 12.2: Documenting team agreements and processes

  • play Subtopic 12.3: Building a project roadmap

  • play Subtopic 12.4: Using Confluence for sprint planning

  • play Subtopic 12.5: The role of Confluence in a Scrum environment

  • play Subtopic 13.1: An overview of the Confluence Admin section

  • play Subtopic 13.2: Archiving old spaces and pages

  • play Subtopic 13.3: Managing user accounts and permissions

  • play Subtopic 13.4: Monitoring space usage

  • play Subtopic 13.5: Best practices for maintaining a healthy instance

  • play Subtopic 14.1: Using the Confluence mobile app

  • play Subtopic 14.2: The benefits of the desktop application

  • play Subtopic 14.3: The difference between mobile and desktop functionality

  • play Subtopic 14.4: Working offline with the mobile app

  • play Subtopic 14.5: Sharing content on the go

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If you are unable to attend, you must notify us in writing at least 7 days before the course start date. You may choose to nominate a qualified substitute colleague at no additional cost or defer your enrolment to the next scheduled cohort for that program.

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Most of our professional short courses are structured as intensive 5- or 10-day programs to minimize extended workplace absence while maximizing skill acquisition. We also offer compressed 1-to-3-day masterclasses.

While the majority of our intensive professional programs are structured for high-engagement, on-site delivery, we offer select courses in a virtual or hybrid format. If your organization requires online delivery for a specific module, please indicate this during your booking inquiry.