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He’s passionate about helping customers get the most out of their experience in Confluence. He spends his time creating content and working with customers and with the product team to optimize that experience. Outside of work you can find him obsessing over, playing, and attending sporting events.  \nJamey Austin  \nContent Marketing Manager, Atlassian  \nJamey believes Thomas Mann had it right when he said,“A writer is someone for whom writing is more difficult than it is for other people.” When he isn’t twisting his beard staring at words on a screen, Jamey might be wandering the streets listening to Spotify, teaching his kids the finer points of rochambo, indulging a basketball jones, or generally spending an inordinate amount of time feeling completely amazed by it all. Find him on Twitter: @jameyaustin.  \n[atlassian.com/confluence](atlassian.com/confluence)  \nSyllabus  \nIntroduction 4  \nCourse 1 Organize your work in spaces 5  \nCourse 2 Create content with pages 14  \nCourse 3 Discuss work with your team 22  \nReport Card  \nChecklist 29  \nConclusion 30  \n[atlassian.com/confluence](atlassian.com/confluence)  \nIntroduction  \nConfluence 101 provides the coursework you’ll need to get started in Confluence, and begin your journey toward Confluence advanced degrees.  \nConfluence is a powerful tool and we want you to get the most out of it. Like so many applications we use every day, there are layers upon layers of functionality in Confluence. And that’s awesome. But just like learning to play an instrument or speak another language, it’s essential to embrace the basics before diving head first into the advanced stuff. Confluence 101 will help you master the basics.  \nThe first course gets you up to speed on everything you need to start organizing your work. In Confluence, this is done in spaces. The second course dives into creating content with pages. Creating great work content is at the core of the Confluence experience. If there’s a document you need to create for your team, we think Confluence should be your go-to tool. In the third course, we cover the basics of discussing and collaborating on work with your colleagues. You’ll learn about the different types of comments, some best practices like sharing and watching, and find out how to set up an effective feedback loop.  \nIf you’re brand new to Confluence, long email threads, switching between multiple applications, and just plain forgetting conversations might be getting you down.  \nThis is why Confluence can really help. 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