Jun 14 2020 04:10 AM
This seems a silly question, but I cannot see any of my future scheduled meetings in my Teams Desktop, and without such I cannot start the meetings ! I am guessing that this is related to the lack of an integrated Outlook calendar or corporate Office365 account ? This would seem sensible, but I have not seen posts anywhere that confirm that. I am now trying to include 'schedule via Google Calendar' - the only option available - when I first attempt to schedule within Teams, but so far have not managed to do that..
Jun 14 2020 11:52 PM - edited Jun 14 2020 11:57 PM
@robgoch This feature (scheduled meetings) has just been rolled out in Teams free! You couldn't do it two weeks ago.
Differences between Microsoft Teams and Microsoft Teams free
Getting started with meetings in Teams free
You can manually sign out and in if you're not seeing the options. The roll-out can take some time so be patient if no success!
See this as well! Schedule your meetings in advance
Jun 24 2020 05:31 AM
@ChristianBergstrom Thanks for getting back; I can certainly 'schedule' meetings now - we've had a couple of successful ones since. But I still cannot see anywhere in Teams Free that lists any meetings I've scheduled that are yet to start: I'm thinking specifically of the equivalent page in, say, the Zoom application where one can see any scheduled meetings and then choose to start one by pressing a button (-having already sent out the invite link).
I can start a meeting by (a) copying the link and emailing to myself; (b) scheduling in a Google Calendar (-I haven't got Outlook), then clicking the link that appears in there after saving. Both work, but aren't seamless, and feel a little clunky.
It might be that Teams Free is not going to get that facility, which I think is a pity: it is good to have a place where one can see what's been arranged, and then start the meeting from there.
Jun 24 2020 05:42 AM
Jun 24 2020 05:42 AM
@robgoch Hey, I hear you. As for the "full Teams scheduling experience" one would need to be enabled for a subscriptions including a mailbox.
Jun 29 2020 03:56 AM
@James Mallalieu Thanks, James: that's what I suspected: as I said earlier, we can get by with generating the link and then sending out. Cheers.
Jun 29 2020 03:58 AM
@ChristianBergstrom Thanks again; yes, it figures: I can at least grab the invite link and kick the meeting off from that. Thanks for confirming.
Nov 22 2020 09:23 AM
@robgoch. How dissapointing. Im new to hosting meetings - and spent 10 minutes in increasing frustration before finding your post.
Teams doesnt even help the user with any solution to this obvious problem. Imagine a piece of IT that lets you set op a meeting without letting you acces it afterwards !!!
Thx for the help