Join this session to see:
· A demo of the cloud-based phone system that integrates into Microsoft Teams
· How simple it is to use, setup, and manage Microsoft 365 Business Voice
· How Voice brings together calling, meetings, and messaging for an all-in-one communication
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Embrace tools that support modern work and security for whatever happens next.

Join us for a unique experience designed to help organizations connect in a new way and thrive in the face of change. Microsoft expert Mike Fontaine will present this webinar and will be answering your questions.

Agenda: 

Introduction

• Introduction to Teams as the central hub for teamwork in Microsoft 365 
• How Teams impacts organizations 
• Overview of chats, meetings, and calls 
• Collaborate with integrated Microsoft 365 apps 
• Customizing team workspace 
• Stay connected across devices

Navigate Microsoft Teams 

• Explore the Microsoft Teams interface 
• Your digital identity within Teams 
• Search in Teams 
• Compose a new message 
• Break down the apps within Teams

Using persistent Chat 

• Create and participate in one-on-one, group, and meeting conversations 
• Format messages 
• Find messages by a person’s name or keyword 
• Hide or mute chats to keep them out of the way 
• Connect relevant information to chats 
• Easily jump into an audio or video call

Collaborating in a team 

• Overview of teams and channels 
• Utilize posts to share ideas and communicate with the team 
• Share and collaborate on files 
• Customize and extend the Teams experience through connecting Microsoft and other apps 
• Host an audio or video call within a Channel

Calendar and meetings

• Overview of the relationship between Outlook and Teams calendar 
• Book an online meeting 
  • • Create in Teams or Outlook 
    • Difference between meeting and channel meeting 
    • Scheduling assistant 
    • Invite people outside the organization, including those who don’t have a Teams license 
• Change calendar view 
• RSVP, chat with participants and join 
• Meeting details

Call capabilities in Teams 

• Set speed dial and contact groups 
• Launch an audio or video call from VoIP 
• Exploring Phone System (if enabled)

See all your files 

• Overview of files storage in Microsoft Teams 
• See recent files, files from across teams, and downloads 
• Access OneDrive
• Connect to another cloud storage location (if requested)

Customize and extend 

• Pin additional apps or unpin unused apps 
• Preview to extending Teams experience (covered in advanced Teams courses)

Catching up with the Activity feed 

• Getting to the summary of everything that’s happened in Teams 
• Viewing notifications 
• Filtering notifications and responding to posts

Create your first team 

• Walkthrough of setting up a team and channels 
• Explore different circumstances where a team could be made 
• Building a successful first team 
• Create a team from scratch that has a clear intention 
  • • Build channels with clear description and uses 
    • Pin tabs to extend the experience 
    • Post etiquette and populating channels with rich content 
    • Review key features in teams 
• Customizable demonstration based on workstreams and use cases

Join a Teams meeting

• Explore how teams can be used to prepare for a meeting, run a meeting, and follow-up on meeting objectives 
• Join a meeting from a hyperlink, meeting chat, dial-in, calendar, or a channel 
• Navigate the pre-meeting screen and selecting the right devices 
• Explore main actions in a Teams meeting
  • Share video, audio, and content 
  • Show and chat with participants and raise hand 
  • Explore meeting views 
• Mobile capabilities

Next steps

Summary of topics covered 

Question and Answer Session

Note: Microsoft Teams delivers a rich, interactive experience that works best with the Teams app. We recommend downloading the app if you don’t have it, as not all browsers are supported. When you join this event, your name, email and/or phone number may be viewable by other session participants in the attendee list. By entering this event, you agree to this experience.

Microsoft has launched an app that lets manufacturing employees do more of their jobs in Teams. This is the company’s latest attempt to push its collaboration offering for assembly-line workers.

The Updates app allows companies to create forms in Teams for tasks like employee check-ins and maintenance requests. The app includes templates for common types of forms, though managers can also build them from scratch. Managers can choose whether certain items are optional or mandatory; if questions are multiple choice or open-ended; and if they require a worker to add a file, picture or video to complete the form.