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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 https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/forum/ad198462-1c1c-ec11-b6e7-0022481f8472 allows users such as yourself to suggest product features and improvements and let others vote on their importance. Check out that website.
2. The https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap?filters=Microsoft%20Teams%2CIn%20development 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!