Track Changes in Word docs without leaving Microsoft Teams
One of the most common feedback I’ve heard, as a consultant in the field, is this: “We work on Word documents with track changes most of the time. But when we use Teams to collaborate, we have to open it in Word (desktop app) – we can’t use track changes without leaving Teams!”June Webinars & Remote Work Resources
This is a consolidation of some of the resources available to Microsoft customers, with an emphasis on local events for the Federal Government community. Most events are not tailored for the Governments clouds (GCC, GCC-H, DOD) unless otherwise noted, but most of the content presented will be relevant.Federal Business Applications Webinar - June 21st - Power Platform Center of Excellence
Join us June 21st at 1pm ET for an awesome session “The Trials, Tribulations, and Triumphs of a Power Platform Center of Excellence in the Federal Government Sphere” from Douglas Hubbard (Manager at Transport Canada)Using Teams & Flow in the Government Cloud: Tracking End-User Video Training
In this article I thought I'd tackle the following idea: I have a series of training videos for my end users, and I want to track whether or not they've viewed the videos, perhaps as a way to assess completion so I can make them a nice "Congratulations!" certificate. 🙂 In this scenario, I'm trusting my users to tell the me truth (why wouldn't they?) and I don't need to integrate with any learning management systems. Just something simple. Also, I'd like for the data regarding submissions to be viewed in Teams by the staff responsible for managing the content. Let's take a look at one way to put this together quickly with SharePoint, Flow and Teams
