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Teams Breakout Rooms Settings from policy not parent room
We have a defauly policy for teams meetings where only the organiser is able to present (in a school setting this is a non-negotiable) HOWEVER, if we create a meeting where we plan to use breakout r...
- Hello, I recommend reading this massive article as it will explain a lot.
https://myteamsday.com/2020/12/09/teams-breakout-rooms/
I totally agree! I was just in a Professional Development that had 15 breakout rooms and I had to go into each room to make someone a presenter, only to find out that the setting didn't stick for when we went back into the breakout rooms.
Hello, I recommend reading this massive article as it will explain a lot.
https://myteamsday.com/2020/12/09/teams-breakout-rooms/
https://myteamsday.com/2020/12/09/teams-breakout-rooms/
ChristianBergstromMake sense! But we need a way to push some different settings from the meeting policy.
- Best you could do now is to have a separate Teams meeting policy assigned to your account with the settings you’d like to use. As the breakout rooms are meetings they will use the Teams meeting policy settings configured (the global is default).
- I would like to have my regular meeting with the parameter "DesignatedPresenterRoleMode" with the value "OrganizerOnlyUserOverride" and my breakout rooms should have "EveryoneInCompanyUserOverride". I understand that my meeting and my breakout room inherit from the same meeting policy. I wish to keep my parameter as "OrganizerOnlyUserOverride" because it's more practical for all my teacher. They don't have to fear to forget to set students as attendee in regular meeting.
Also, these settings must be blocked by our district as multiple people have seen this article and have said it does not happen for them.
