So is Microsoft Outlook looking to release a new experience for their users called outlook
Spaces and what will it include in today's video?
So as you can imagine outlook always look to add a new experience and this is
An additional experience that are looking to add and again this is has been teased on social media. So as you can imagine
There are some
Trailers which will include in this video and some copy as well as well as a little bit of a guide on how to access
It in its current developer format
now as you can imagine Microsoft 365 have planner they have to do and
According to the verge. This is an early example of their fluid framework for office
Which is almost a new language that is helping them to build
more advanced office
applications that are better on the web and across different
platforms now outlook
Spaces is hard to explain but the best way to explain it is it's a whiteboard style tool for planning
Projects the actual wording that they've put around it is they're posed together
documents emails and events using the search terms you provide and
Apparently in some of the teasers they have mentioned in upcoming releases
We'll be using a I to assist in discovering and grouping work items into spaces
So on twitter the walking cats, which is an account that covered this in the outlook spaces
Um, they actually shared a video of this
Maybe they took it from the website or make sure to include the tweets that he mentioned and as you can see here it is
A really nice canvas looking experience where you can drag your events
messages from people
Links notes and also tasks not sure whether they're from a specific application
But the design is very nice
You can actually bring in a lot of different things and I believe on the left hand side
You can bring in things from Word and Excel
To be able to collaborate with other people
Now this isn't a brand new style of experience, although it does look very appealing
It does look like applications like Miele notes and Miro both applications that use collaborative
Canvas board style environments that allow you to organize and plan stuff
but Microsoft looking at it look like they want to add AI based features in there and
Spaces allows you to create new spaces where you can start adding anything you'd like
Now according to some of the follow-ons from the tweets
It says how to enable outlook spaces open outlook office comm slash spaces
Apparently have to open dev tools storage local storage and add an item in there and then refresh the browser
And I'll conclude that tweet. So, you know, make sure you're happy with doing this before you actually jump in. Of course
You know
The new version will prompt to you and apparently you can get started adding stuff and it explains everything about spaces
According to walking cat so my opinion it's quite an exciting time for outlet to be releasing something like this
we've seen obviously the likes of Miele no release 2.0 recently and Miro also releasing a
Free mind mapping abilities as well. So it is a really exciting space at the moment. I feel like with notion
This could be an interesting move by Microsoft
especially if they look to
potentially weave this into the for example SharePoint abilities and
combine some of SharePoint in with spaces so that you've also got more of a
Building sort of environment instead of necessarily these fixed workspaces
yesterday I was actually looking at some of the
SharePoint
pages and that Microsoft release I think it was called a lookbook or so this kind and actually looking at some of the
SharePoint layouts don't look that appealing and it's sort of like looking at those Evernote
Dashboards that people create and then looking at notion
because it looks
dramatically different and dramatically
you know sort of old-school when you look at the Microsoft SharePoint that is
So I do think I'll be keeping an eye on outlook spaces. They have yet to release a official date of posting yet
So I will probably keep you updated when that comes out, but it definitely looks exciting guys
I'll make sure to include the tweets that I mentioned but also the verge article
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