The Ranking question type is being added to the Polls app within Microsoft Teams. Meeting owners can easily create and launch Ranking polls to increase engagement and collect input from their meeting attendees, as well as share the results live.
The ability to provide feedback using Net Promoter Score (NPS) is coming soon to Whiteboard web, Teams and Windows App. This service can be controlled by the send survey policy, which controls whether users have access to the functionality. Today this policy only applies to the ability to see & provide feedback using NPS in Whiteboard.
More info: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/privacy-and-compliance-ed9f0de9-71be-44c2-837d-e0f448660be1#optional
If a user is the sole participant in a meeting that has been identified as stale, the user will see a dialog prompting to end the call or dismiss the notification. If no action is taken, the meeting will automatically end.
We have added two new email domains that will be used to send out notifications from Microsoft Teams (emeaemail.teams.microsoft.com and emea.teams.registration.microsoft.com)
When will this happen:
We are excited for our launch of the new webinar experience this year. This experience is a new intuitive end-to-end webinar solution addressing feedback received since initial webinar launch last year and built to scale for advanced webinars in the future. The new webinar will be found by clicking the new meeting dropdown in the calendar app and selecting Webinar.
With the launch of the new webinar experience, we are introducing a new policy called Teams Event Policy to TAP IT Admins and TAP customers. This policy (Settings: AllowWebinars and EventAccessType) will control the new webinar experience, and the current webinar experience will be controlled by the existing Teams Meeting Policy (settings: AllowMeetingRegistration and WhoCanRegister). As we make this transition from the current and existing webinar experience to a new one we are giving you the option to either use the new, current/existing, or no webinar experience. When we launch the new webinar experience, this experience will by default be ON (AllowWebinars: ON).
Microsoft Teams now supports the ability to pop out shared content (e.g., screen sharing, PowerPoint Live, Whiteboard) into a separate window while in meetings.
This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 86948.
We will be retiring the feature from Outlook Web beginning August 10, 2022, instead we recommend the utilization of the TeamSnap app or going to TeamSnap.com and exporting your Team calendar as an ICS subscription and then importing that into Outlook. No additional investment in this feature will continue in Outlook for the foreseeable future.
When this will happen:
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