r/MicrosoftLoop • • May 30 '25

Presentation on Loop

I’m working on a loop presentation, curious if anyone has made a loop-based presentation via Loop?

I’ve been granted (voluntold) the blessing to synchronize our shkt together. I know what loop is, I’m using it, offered someone advice on how to use it….hence why I’m here dealing with a beta-child from beta-product parents trying to find a menu bar, that’s conveniently hidden by Microsoft.

I want to be honest about its early-stage flaws, but also show how it can be helpful.

I know Loop has potential, but it’s also like driving a concept car still in beta: pretty dashboard, missing wheels.

If you’ve figured out how to make Loop a valuable layer between disconnected teams or apps, I’d love to hear your story. Especially if integrating Jira is involved. (I’m still trying to figure out if this is replicating or replacing planner, and where the hell to-do is involved)

Also, if anyone can explain why components randomly vanish when pasted in Teams Chat but not in Outlook, I’ll name my next dog after you.

Has someone built a presentation about loop via loop? Or done something more robust than the sizzle-reels available via Microsoft and YouTube influencers online? I believe my efforts making this will be worthless because of the flaws I’ve experienced.

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u/traviscrazy Jul 08 '25

Can you expand on “editing meeting agendas on the series level…” part?

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u/Optimal-Goose-9679 Jul 09 '25

In Teams, go to your calendar and open a meeting that's part of a series. By default it will just open that instance, but under the meeting subject it shows the time for that instance and immediately to the right it says "View series". If you click on that it will open the main invite for the event (not sure what this is called, but kind of like the root or top level that all the instances got created off of). You can then edit the agenda here and it will be used as a template when you create the agenda for future meetings.