Reading Time: < 1 minuteIn our deep dive on different Teams Meetings features, today we’ll turn our attention to recordings. You Can’t Pause Recordings In Zoom, you could temporarily pause a recording, then restart it. However, you cannot do this with Teams meetings. If you stop a recording then start recording again, you will have two separate recordings. Remember to Stop Recordings Teams will automatically stop a recording when all participants leave the meeting. However, you shouldn’t rely on that. If one of your students forgets to leave the meeting, the recording will continue for four hours before it’s stopped. Recordings Won’t Capture a Couple of Things …
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How Do I Set Meeting Options and How Can I Test out Teams Meeting Features?
Reading Time: 2 minutesThis week, we’re continuing our deep dive into various aspects of Microsoft Teams meetings and looking at both meeting options and how you can easily run a practice meeting to test various aspects of teams. Getting to and Adjusting Teams Meeting Options The Microsoft Teams Meeting options allow you to control some valuable aspects of the meeting, such as setting up a meeting lobby, restricting who can present, and turning on automatic recording. Before we give best practices for some of these settings, we’ll go over the different way to access these meeting options. Now that you’ve gotten to the meeting options, let’s go over one very…
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What’s the Difference Between the Sharing Options in Microsoft Teams Meetings?
Reading Time: 2 minutesToday, we’re going to take a deeper dive into screen sharing in a Microsoft Teams meeting. When you open the share menu, you’ll see several options. But what does each do, and how can they help you achieve your goals Screen Sharing with a Document Camera If you want to share content from a document camera, first make sure that your document camera is plugged in. If the camera isn’t plugged in, you won’t see the options in the meeting to share from the camera. Select “Share content” inside your Teams meeting and choose “content from camera.” That will then open a tab where you can…