Shared Channels are a channel within a Microsoft Teams Team. There are two stand out features which make this type of channel so eagerly anticipated People (and Teams) can be given access to just the channel, without needing to join the team Even channels hosted by another organisation are found in the list of TeamsContinue reading “To Enable Shared Channels Between Two Organisations”
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Praise and Praise History
To celebrate the 5th Birthday of Microsoft Teams on March 14th 2022, I’m publishing this article help you rediscover one of the early features of Teams. After all, a birthday is a great opportunity to send Praise!
Preparing for Shared Channels
Whilst we await the release of Shared Channels to Public Preview by end March 2022, there are a couple of things Administrators can be doing to prepare for, or indeed block, Shared Channels in Microsoft Teams.
Create a Viva Topics App for Teams
A Viva Topics App for Teams
A Viva Visionary chats with a Viva Realist
Did you attend Collabdays at the National Museum of Computing on Bletchley Park on 23rd February?
Using a Teams Panel as a Personal Busy Light
Teams Panels are designed as meeting room companion devices to show when meeting rooms are booked
Comfy or Compact Teams Chat?
Get more chat on your screen with Team compact mode
Keeping your Focus in Meetings
Distractions in virtual/hybrid meetings & training courses are a big pain point, so make the most of the video focus tools to help you get the most of your Microsoft Teams meetings and webinars.
Stop Drowning in Notifications
There is a new feature rolling out to Teams to allow you to mute most Teams notifications when you are in a meeting or on a call. You can either switch it on for all meetings on on a meeting by meeting basis. To mute for all meetings and calls go to Settings, choose NotificationsContinue reading “Stop Drowning in Notifications”
Cameras On!
As we approach 2 years of intensive virtual meetings, the debate about cameras on or cameras off still rages on. This is especially true with virtual training
The Teams Queen Blog 