Fillable MS Word forms in Teams assignments.
I tried to make a simple syllabus with a signature field for students and parents to sign virtually. Yes, it'd be nice if they could draw their signature there and not edit the document itself. But it seems like, no matter what permissions or fillable fields I set for the document, students can't tap on the fillable fields without leaving teams to edit the document in the desktop app. Many of them do not know how to do that. Same goes for attaching a PDF, they can't save it in Teams with the signatures. They have to open acrobat, save it and re-attach it, which, at the start of the school year is impossible to teach when they barely know how to log on. any work arounds you can think of would be appreciated.What’s New in Microsoft Teams for Education | March 2022
Hello there. How has 2022 been for you and your family thus far? We hope you and your loved ones are doing all right. In case you missed it, earlier this week we shared some important updates on how Microsoft is helping to improve literacy and reading fluency for learners of all ages with Reading Progress and Reading Coach. Literacy is key to learning.What’s New in Microsoft Teams for Education | June 2022
Welcome to our monthly update for Teams for Education and we thank you so much for being part of our growing community! We’ve been working on some great new updates that we’re excited to share with you, and we're looking forward to seeing everyone who’s able to make it to ISTE later this month.
What’s New in Microsoft Teams for Education | September 2022
Welcome to our monthly update for Teams for Education and thank you so much for being part of our growing community! We’ve been working on some great new updates that we’re excited to share with you, so here’s what’s new this month. Enjoy!
What’s New in Microsoft Teams for Education | January 2023
Happy New Year everyone, and welcome to our first update for Teams for Education in 2023! This year is going to bring so many new and exciting features to Teams for Education, and as always, we thank you so much for being part of our growing community! We’ve been working on some great new updates that we’re excited to share with you, so here’s what’s new this month.
Creating classes using powershell 2020
Hi, I'm using PowerShell to create classes in Teams and it works fine with the Microsoft Teams module version 0.9.6, which allow me to select the accurate template (EDU_Class). It's the only version that worked for me since the latest version doesn't allow you to define a template. So, to give you some context, I have to create multiple classes with multiple domains name, and this version doesn't allow you to specify the domain that you want, it uses the "Alias" parameter, example : New-Team -displayname "MyClassName" -Alias "class2020" -Template EDU_Class this command will create the class MyClassName with the following mail address : mailto:class2020@domain.fr The domain name is defined by default in the Microsoft tenant so you can only create classes for 1 domain at a time but this is not the main problem, the main problem is that I have multiple classes who are supposed to be called "class2020" but with different domain name, for example : mailto:class20@domain1.fr, mailto:class20@domain1.fr, mailto:class20@domain3.fr So when I try to create a team who has the same alias than another one (but with a different domain) it makes an error and it doesn't create the classes I want so I have to put something like : class20B to make it work and then I can change it manually through the Microsoft Administration platform, which is kind of annoying. Is there an other way to do this ? will there be an update allowing us to use the -Template parameter in a future version of the Teams module ? Cordially, GabrielF
