If you are using Teams you may already know that you can pop out your chat on different window (see https://t.co/t6rVmsEldW). Well, you can now also pop out the shared content on a different window while in a meeting. To do so, when in the meeting, use the pop out button shown in the meeting […]
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If you are administering Microsoft Teams you already know that you can use either PowerShell or the Teams administration portal (https://admin.teams.microsoft.com/). Well good news as now you can perform main administration operations directly from your Teams client using the new Microsoft Admin application. To install the app, open the Teams App Store and search for
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Joining a Teams meeting has been improved by now providing the ability to join using meeting ID. When scheduling a meeting, your invitation will contain the usual “Click here to join the meeting” link but also a meeting ID and passcode These meeting ID and passcode can then be used to join the meeting using
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This has been something missing in Teams compare to Zoom, the ability to use annotation on presenter screen. Well, good news you can now use annotation on presenter screen while in a Teams meeting. To do so you need start the annotation using the new Start annotation button available when sharing your screen/application Then giving
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AS you may know Teams allows you to access your mailbox calendar. Well, if for some reason the calendar Teams app disappear from all of your client (Windows, web, mobile) for all of your users you may need to have a look at the Exchange configuration, especially if this happen while there has been no
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UPDATE this is now also available in both Teams mobile and Teams on the web For those who know Slack, in Slack you have what is called a personal space on which you can use to save draft, todo or keeping files/links handy. Well, good news, you can now do the same with Microsoft Teams
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As you may already know, when on channel post you can tag people using the @<their name> to notify them. Well, this capability has been extended as you can now tag (and notify) the dynamic Teams Owners group using the @teamowners This capability is available in all Teams client (desktop, web, mobile).
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You can now enable your Teams meeting invite to be displayed in multiple language and not only the user preferred language. To enable this new capability, Teams administrators need to run the following PowerShell command: Set-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy -Identity Global -MeetingInviteLanguages “<list of language using the ISO code>” Teams administrator can run this command using the Cloud
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Microsoft Teams has been there for quite sometime now but there was some sort of important capability missing for meeting; being allowed to define co-organizer. Well, good news, you can now define co-organizers (up to 10) when setting up your Teams meeting. The option to define co-organizers is available from the meeting options page, which
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As you probably already know, you can integrate LinkedIn with Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word) if your Azure AD administrators have authorized the LinkedIn account connections in Azure Active Directory\User Settings blade. If this option has been enabled and you have authorized the connection to your LinkedIn account, LinkedIn is integrated with your Office 365 account.
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