#10: With Michel Bouman and Jeroen Jansen from Microsoft In this episode of the KbWorks Podcast, Paul and Debby visit the studio of Michel Bouman and Jeroen Jansen in Baarn. Michel and Jeroen both work at Microsoft Netherlands and share their story in this episode. They also have their own podcast, Teams Talk Podcast, […]
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#9: De laatste updates van Microsoft Teams In this episode of the KbWorks Podcast, Paul and Debby talk extensively about the latest updates to Microsoft Teams. For example, they explain how you can now “pin” apps to make the environment even more user-friendly and they share the new update about tagging a specific
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#8: Private channels in Microsoft Teams In this episode of the KbWorks Podcast, Paul and Debby talk extensively about Private channels in Microsoft Teams. They answer several questions from readers and listeners about this hot topic.Do you have a question that we can answer in a next episode? Let us know! You can
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In Microsoft Teams you can already use @mentions by default. With this feature you can, for example, name a team, so that everyone gets a notification, @demoteam for example. Or a channel in a team @test channel, then everyone who has this channel in their favorites gets a notification. See also the video example below
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#7: Recording and organizing live events in Microsoft Teams In this episode of the KbWorks Podcast, Paul and Debby answer two questions from listeners. The first question is about metadata and the second about recording live events in Microsoft Teams. Recordings of meetings are automatically saved in Microsoft Stream, but for live events,
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When you start your PC, Microsoft Teams starts automatically, provided you have installed it of course. This is ideal for many people, but if you have a server with Office on it, for example, this is not ideal. Or perhaps you simply do not always want Microsoft Teams to start immediately. I have written in
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It has recently become possible to receive a read receipt in Microsoft Teams. This allows you to see if someone has read your message. By default, this is enabled in every environment, unless IT has disabled it. Depending on the setting that your IT administrator sets, you can choose to enable or disable the read
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#6: Microsoft’s “Future of Work” event In this episode of the KbWorks Podcast, Paul and Debby talk about Microsoft’s “Future of Work” event, which took place last Tuesday in the Amsterdome in Amsterdam. Microsoft took you into the future and their vision of it. Technology is growing and improving at a rapid pace.
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5: Online video conferencing and the many possibilities for this In this episode of the KbWorks Podcast, Paul and Debby talk about online video conferencing and all the possibilities that are now available to make meetings as easy and efficient as possible. Being able to meet with your team members while you are
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4: Metadata in Microsoft Teams In this episode of the KbWorks Podcast, Paul and Debby talk about metadata in Microsoft Teams. What is metadata and how can you use it in Microsoft Teams? What are the advantages of metadata in files and what are the disadvantages? Paul gives his vision on metadata and
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