My 30th episode of Office 365 QuickTipp will focus on the Microsoft Editor. The Microsoft Editor is an AI powered service by Microsoft supporting you as an author. It comes along with the Office 365 suite and it also available as browser addon. It will support and help you to write texts correctly and in more comprehensive way. Microsoft Editor automatically recognizes the written language, checks spelling and give some advices on how to improve it for a better understanding. For example, if you use the same word too often, alternative words are suggested.
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In the fourth and last episode of my series about Microsoft Teams notifications I have two topics: a short look into the future about an upcoming change in the Microsoft Teams client. And second, I will try to resolve some questions to some magic mails which arrives from time to time in your mailbox about missed activities in Teams.
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In my third part of this series I write about the feature to tag a Microsoft Teams user for status or presence updates. If you do so, you will be notified when the presence for a tagged person change for example to available.
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This is part II in my series about Microsoft Teams Notifications. Last week I started the series with an overview of the basic notification settings. Today, I will continue with the channel notifications in special. In this new blog post I will cover how to change the notifications of a dedicated channel.
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Episode 26 starts a multi-part series about notifications in Microsoft Teams. In this episode I will show you the genral settings regarding notification settings in Microsoft Teams.
Continue reading “Office 365 QuickTipp – Episode 26 – Notifications in Microsoft Teams – Part I”Office 365 – QuickTipp – Episode 25 – Microsoft Forms – Updated Version
In my 25th episode I will share with you some updated features in Microsoft Forms. When you follow me from the first release, you know that my first QuickTipp was about Microsoft Forms and Design Ideas. A few months ago, Microsoft enhanced this service and suggest you some answer based on you question. This is quite awesome and helpful when English is your native language. For other languages, the feature isn’t available yet.
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In this episode I’ll talk about an Outlook Addin from Microsoft that helps you to improve and optimize the detection rate for Fale/Positives.
For example, if a mail was classified as junk, you can report this mail as normal mail and it will be moved to your inbox. The same the other way round: If a Junk mail ends up in your inbox, you can report it as Junk or Phishing.
This way Exchange Online Protection learns for you and evaluates the mails accordingly in the future.
Office 365 QuickTipp – Episode 23 – New Meeting Experience in Microsoft Teams – Part II
In my newest episode, I continue to demonstrate you the new Microsoft Teams Meeting experience like Large Gallery View, Together Mode or Focus Mode. Microsoft published this new feature by end of July 2020, and it should be already available in your Tenats.
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My 15th episode will give you a short introduction in Microsoft Stream and the screen recording function. Screen recording is a new feature in Microsoft Stream and it is available since a few weeks and very easy to use.
To record user training videos, short introduction videos of new employees or some other company related stuff, Microsoft Stream is the best tool to use.
It is already included in your Microsoft Office Enterprise plan and uses the internal devices like the webcam for recording. No extra software is needed. If you like to encourage your colleagues to use more Video internally in your company, give it a try.
Watch my video and get of clue how easy screen recording can be.
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