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Teams attendance report once the meeting is over rolling out mid-september
It's happening a lot within Teams now! Here's another great addition I know users in my org. have been waiting for. This is copied from Message center and attached for those of you with no access. Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 66459. When this will happen We will begin rolling this out mid-September and expect the rollout to be complete in mid-October. There are two areas of improvement: 1. Download point changed from roster view The Teams meeting organizer can download the Attendance Report from the meeting chat once the meeting is over. Only the meeting organizer will see the Attendance Report. The recording, transcript and participant list will be grouped together in chat if the meeting is recorded. Otherwise, only the participant list will be available in chat. 2. New participant data The report will now include these data points: duration, email address, meeting start time, and meeting title. What you need to do to prepare When we introduced this feature in June, feature was disabled by default. It will remain off by default. We will not change your policy setting; this update will honor your current state, whether that is on or off. You can use a PowerShell cmdlet to turn this feature ON: Set-CsTeamsMeetingPolicy -Identity Global - AllowEngagementReport "Enabled"Simplified way to manage your Teams notification settings
This is so long-awaited I just have to highlight it (at least people in my org. has been confused about them.) "Users will soon be able to configure and customize their Teams notification settings through a newly designed notifications settings section for the Teams desktop app and Teams online. This message is associated with Microsoft 365Roadmap ID65636. When this will happen We will begin rolling this out in early September 2020; we expect the rollout to be complete in mid-September. How this will affect your organization: Your end users will be able to configure notification settings through a simplified global notification settings page. They will also be able to choose from any two teams and channel notification presets or they can customize their channel notification settings. The new settings can be accessed by selecting the profile picture at the top right corner of Teams, and then selectingSettings>Notifications."Teams free version users are now able to schedule meetings and send out invitations in advance
Just want to highlight this as it's great news for the free Teams version! Free version users are now able to schedule meetings and send out invitations in advance Getting started with meetings in Teams free Differences between Microsoft Teams and Microsoft Teams freeTeams meeting policy "allow everyone" not working - anonymous users stuck in lobby
Hey! Anyone else having issues with the Teams meeting policy for participants and guests not taking effect or just not working as supposed to? I am doing some testing and ran into an issue with these settings. That is, let anonymous start a meeting and auto admit everyone (this was assigned to a meeting organizer last night). It seems to be OK (yay) as the organizer gets this prompt (the guest in this case is a gmail.com user) But when joining the meeting as organizer it's not started. The anon guest(s) is actually waiting in the lobby. And from the gmail.com users Teams session it's not started either, just waiting "we'll let people know.." Tried in desktop and web, same behavior. In general I get the feeling that the settings for a separate meeting (the meeting options that a end-user can set per meeting) doesn't work either, or at least it's buggy. Any feedback appreciated. Thanks!
