In the Live Events series I opened with a quick discussion of Live Events use cases (see Office 365 Live Events Use Cases – Michael on the Go). In this 2nd video of the 5 part series I demonstrate what it takes to set up and deliver a rich Live Events webcast using nothing more than a laptop and Microsoft Teams. Teams delivered webcasts are ideal for organizations that want to enable the staff to train large numbers of users but have neither sophisticated broadcast equipment/software or webcast domain expertise and support for trainers.
In this video I demonstrate:
- Scheduling a Microsoft Teams delivered Live Events Webcast
- Joining the broadcast as an event producer/presenter within Teams
- Setting up and initializing the broadcast from Teams
- Browser only access to the event as an attendee
- Event interaction between event producers/presenters and attendees.
To learn more about Live Events see:
- Microsoft Stream powers live events and brings intelligent video to Microsoft 365
- Live events in Microsoft Teams
- Announcing intelligent event capabilities for Yammer in Office 365
Full series on Live Events:
- Office 365 Live Events Use Cases – Michael on the Go
- Deliver Rich Live Events for Corporate Training Using Teams – Modern Workplace Tips
- Ramp Up Employee Engagement with Yammer Live Events – Modern Workplace Tips
- Enterprise Class Corporate Communications With Stream Live Events – Modern Workplace Tips
- Creating Custom Live Event Experiences for Live Events – Modern Workplace Tips
Updated Jul 12, 2019
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MichaelGannotti
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