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I love Microsoft Teams. It's my favorite chat and communication app. We're adopting Teams again, after having tried WebEx for a year. However, there is one major area that Teams seems to fall sho...
Hi Rod Falanga We're glad to hear you're a fan of Teams and appreciate your comments for improving the product. We have two sites where you can check for answers to your questions:
1. The Teams feedback portal allows users such as yourself to suggest product features and improvements and let others vote on their importance. Check out that website.
2. The M365 roadmap lists the features in development and approximate release dates.
Hi Rob,
Yes, texts in a team chat are asynchronous. However, I'm mean for both audio and video. For example, if I could leave a short voice message, which would be listened to later by my teammates. And they could respond in kind if they wanted to. Or a short video where I might point something out in code or a PowerPoint slide, that others would watch later.
Yes, texts in a team chat are asynchronous. However, I'm mean for both audio and video. For example, if I could leave a short voice message, which would be listened to later by my teammates. And they could respond in kind if they wanted to. Or a short video where I might point something out in code or a PowerPoint slide, that others would watch later.
I saw an announcement for Async video messages in Teams, but it seemed more 1-1. I think you are envisioning within a Meeting construct. That might be possible. You might have to start a meeting, start the chat and then everyone can send Asycn videos.
- Hmmm. I'll have to try it. Thank you, Rob.
- I don't know if it is out yet, they call it "Video Clips"
https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/microsoft-teams-getting-video-clip-feature-like-snapchat/- That Video Clips feature is definitely more of what I'm talking about. Thank you for sharing, Rob!