Dec 21 2019 10:08 AM - edited Dec 21 2019 11:26 AM
Dec 31 2019 04:52 AM
Groups in Stream are built on top of Office 365 Groups. When you make a group in Stream, it creates a new Office 365 Group that can be used across Office 365, giving the group an email address, calendar, site, etc. If you already use Office 365 Groups in your organization from Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, Yammer, Planner, etc, you can start using those groups in Stream right away.
Regards,
Lewis
Jan 02 2020 06:53 AM
@Eric_MooijHi Eric! Playlists are currently not possible in Microsoft Stream. I have some suggestions for you:
1. Create a channel, name the videos like "Part 1 …", "Part 2 …" and so on and set the default sort order for the channel to Name. With this, the users can "see" the order they have to watch the videos.
2. Use Microsoft Forms: You can embed a Form at the end of video 1 guiding the user to see video 2 and so on.
3. Use Microsoft Forms: Create one Forms containing all Microsoft Stream Videos and send this to the users or let them access the Forms through Teams or SharePoint.
4. Create a SharePoint page containing the videos in the right order.
In addition, I would include the Information of the order in the video description in the form of links to the other videos like ("This is part 3 of the series to XYZ. Associated Videos are: Part 1: Link; Part 2: Link; …").