“HLS Show Me How” Webcast – Driving Adoption with Microsoft 365 Integrated Services
In this two-part webcast “Show Me How” series Microsoft’s Michael Gannotti will walk attendees the use of various Microsoft 365 services and solutions to create an end to end, scalable, solution for training and engaging organizational employees. Session attendees can follow along step by step and set up their own POC/Pilot environments (see resources below) for testing and use.Provide Integrated Training and Knowledge Check within Microsoft Teams and More - Step by Step
On July 22 nd , at 12 noon eastern (9am pacific) Microsoft’s Healthcare and Life Sciences group will present “Provide Integrated Training and Knowledge Check within Microsoft Teams and More - Step by Step.” This webcast will provide Step by Step guidance in setting up several scenarios for integrating Microsoft Stream Videos (both on demand and Live Events) with Microsoft Forms for knowledge check quizzes and surveys. Additionally, attendees will learn how to further leverage these integrated assets within the previously covered Integrated User Training and Support Solution (based on Learning Pathways) as well as integrating directly into Microsoft Teams!Configuring an Integrated User Training and Support Solution for Microsoft 365 and Beyond
In this two-part webcast series, I walk through, step by step, standing up foundational services and then integrating them in to an integrated, extensible, training and support solution for corporate end users. I addition to the two video recordings I have also uploaded the slide decks for each session as well as a Step by Step document detailing each step in building out, and integrating, the services in to a seamless experience for end users.HLS Show Me How - Extending and Customizing the Custom Learning for Office 365 Solution
In this Show Me How video I walk through some of the basic of extending and customizing the Custom Learning for Office 365 solution. Included in the extensions/customizations are integrating Live Events, adding content from Stream, linking to support, integrating a Yammer conversation group and more. After the video be sure to check out the resources listed below for more and to help you get started.Microsoft Stream group creating considers Office 365 Groups naming policy
I have read a tweet from the Microsoft Stream account, which refers to this page in the documentation for creating groups in Microsoft Stream: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/stream/portal-create-groups?source=docs. The group creation process is well described from the Microsoft Stream perspective. For the sake of completeness, I think it would be good to include a reference to this page "https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/admin/create-groups/groups-naming-policy?view=o365-worldwide#microsoft-stream" where Office 365 groups naming policies are described ("Prefix-Suffix naming policy" and "Custom Blocked Words") and what license is needed to use this (Azure Active Directory Premium P1 license or Azure AD Basic EDU license). Great information from the governance view. Marc Mroz, what do you think?
