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Hi kubajarosz,

I'm sorry to hear about the situation you're facing.  However, I can provide you with some general guidance on how to check your participation in a Microsoft Teams meeting.

1. Meeting Chat History: In Microsoft Teams, there is a chat feature within each meeting. You can check if there is a chat log for the specific meeting in question. The chat log may serve as evidence of your participation if you were actively engaging in the conversation during the meeting.

2. Meeting Attendance Report: If your university has enabled attendance tracking in Microsoft Teams, there might be an attendance report available. To access this report:
a. Go to the Teams application and navigate to the specific channel or chat where the meeting was held.
b. On the top-right corner, click on the ellipsis (...) and select "Show team information."
c. In the Team Information pane, go to the "Manage team" tab.
d. Under the "Settings" section, click on "Analytics & reports."
e. Look for the attendance report related to the meeting in question. This report may include details about who attended the meeting.

3. Email Confirmation: If you received an email invitation for the meeting, check your email history for any confirmation or notification emails regarding your participation in the meeting. This can serve as additional evidence of your attendance.

4. Contact IT Support: If you are unable to find any conclusive evidence on your own, it's recommended to reach out to your university's IT support or the administrator responsible for managing Microsoft Teams. They may be able to access more detailed logs and provide you with the necessary information to support your case.