How to: Create your own Family Video Room using Azure Communication Services
If we learnt one thing in 2020, it’s how to use video conferencing to replace in-person meetings. Nowhere has this been more obvious (to me) than family meetups. Sure, I’m doing more conference calls for work, but I’ve always done conference calls for work. I’ve never done them for catching up with my extended family, though. Skype, Teams, Zoom, HouseParty – I don’t know about you, but we’ve tried them all. They all have their advantages and disadvantages. As a developer, I was left thinking “I wonder if I could do something different: something that’s just right for our family, with just the stuff we need, and easy enough for everyone to use”. Post continues at: How to: Create your own Family Video Room using Azure Communication Services without writing any code (if you don’t want to) | The thoughtstuff Blog where I talk about how I used the Azure Communication Services sample code, with some modifications, to create a family video room, secured with a PIN. The blog contains links to a GitHub repository you can use as a template to create your own family video room, powered by Azure Communication Services!
Spotlight video in Teams
Hello! I'll try to explain my situation, my english is not the best 😂 I give classes with Microsoft Teams for 10 students. But, my screen is divided with all my guests and It makes hard to watch Very well. Does anyone knows How to make my video to be the only shown in the screen?Demo of the Skype for Business Mac client
Skype for Business Mac Public Preview is rolling out in stages over the coming months. You can request an invite to test the Mac client at www.SkypePreview.com. This demonstration, Madhuri Tondepu, program manager from the Skype engineering team, provides a comprehensive overview of the current preview experience. She demonstrates the updated user experience, discovering, joining and participating in Skype meetings, and the work the team has done to modernize the client from the ground up .
