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  • Microsoft to send “Ownerless Groups and Teams” Notifications 

    Microsoft is now sending emails when a team or group becomes “ownerless.” A team in Microsoft Teams or a Microsoft 365 group can become ownerless if the owner's account is deleted in Microsoft 365 – for example, if the group owner leaves the university. Since groups and teams need an owner to manage members and settings, Microsoft has introduced this new policy – sending an email to ownerless groups and teams – to assign a new owner.
  • Microsoft Office Hours Focus on Recent Application Updates

    Curious about the latest Microsoft changes and how they’ll impact your work at the university? Join us for April Microsoft Office Hours to learn more about what’s changed so you can stay ahead of the curve and make the most of these updates.
  • Purchase Elevated Microsoft Licenses by April 28

    As we near the end of the 2024/2025 Microsoft Enterprise Agreement year, anyone who wants

  • Club Copilot Expands to Meet Twice Monthly

    Microsoft created Club Copilot in August 2024 to help users in the education community connect and learn more about Copilot products.
  • Changes to Adobe Creative Cloud and Microsoft Storage

    Effective today, changes have been made to the university’s Adobe Creative Cloud funding and purchasing process. Additionally, we’ve paused our implementation of Microsoft Storage limits, which were planned to go into effect this summer. Read on for more details.

  • Microsoft 365 Upgrades Bring New Features and Enhanced Performance

    Microsoft 365 has rolled out new features and updates across its key apps, including Microsoft Teams, Copilot, and OneDrive. These enhancements elevate user experience by enabling customization of how you view Teams on your screen, improved filtering of extraneous noises during calls, and new ways to collaborate.

  • Copilot Academy: Mastering Microsoft 365 Copilot

    Microsoft is now offering Copilot Academy, a structured learning experience designed to help users develop skills and effectively use Microsoft 365 Copilot. Ohio State users who have purchased Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses can use this as a resource to get the most out of the application. Visit the ARC for full details on purchasing Microsoft 365 Copilot.

  • Boost Your Productivity with Microsoft 365 Enhancements

    Microsoft 365 has rolled out new features and updates across its key apps, including Microsoft Teams, Copilot, and OneDrive. These enhancements elevate user experience and streamline workflows, while phasing out select legacy features. 

    Microsoft Teams Updates  

    New skin tone settings and reactions in Teams 

    Microsoft Teams is introducing new skin tone settings and reactions, allowing users to personalize emojis and reactions. 

  • Learn to Use New Microsoft Copilot Features

    In September, Microsoft announced Copilot Wave 2, which will bring new features, product name changes, and other updates over the next few months. Changes to Copilot continue on an ongoing basis; in the 18 months since Copilot was announced, there have been more than 700 product updates and 150 new features.

  • Discover New Features and Achieve More in Microsoft 365

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    Microsoft 365 has introduced several new features and updates across its applications, including Microsoft Teams, OneDrive, an