Enhancements to Teams, Outlook, OneDrive and Microsoft Lists will enable you to do more and to improve your workflow when using these tools. Enhancements include a better remote experience when sharing content remotely during Teams meetings, easier access to media in the Microsoft OneDrive for Mobile, the ability to create a form in Microsoft Lists, and more. Read on for more details about upcoming enhancements.
Over the next several weeks, Microsoft is making some changes to Microsoft 365 , which include rolling out the new version of Teams . In addition, Microsoft has enabled features to allow user to customize navigation, change audio and video settings while in a meeting, archive Team channels, forward chat messages and more.
A new version of Microsoft Teams is now available to all university faculty, staff, and students. This version allows Teams to operate faster and simpler than before with various updates. You may see the option to upgrade to the new teams now. On March 13, 2024 this version will become the...
Microsoft is changing behind-the-scenes sharing processes, which may affect sharing with some collaborators outside of Ohio State, beginning in January. These changes will not impact sharing between the university and the medical center.
We often get questions about when to use Teams and when to use OneDrive for Business. In general, it is best to use OneDrive for Business for storage of files that are not shared or may need to be shared temporarily. Microsoft Teams is great for sharing files and long-term collaborations with...
Microsoft continues to roll out new features and enhancements to its most popular apps. In the coming months, you will see changes that improve your ability to meet with teams, present materials and share files and information. In addition, OTDI will be updating our interface to enable Business...
Microsoft has added features to Microsoft 365. Now you can create Shared Channels in Teams for users outside the team, use Bookings on the web instead of via the mobile app and display your work location in Teams and Outlook.
Hundreds of you have attended our training webinars, and hundreds more have watched the recordings and read articles , but there’s a significant amount of information to take in, and not everyone will have the same learning...
As people are working to get use to OneDrive and Teams, we have received questions about whether you should move files yourself. Early project documentation encouraged users to move files themselves, but we’ve learned doing that can create headaches for those who have a significant amount of data to move. Do-it-yourself movers have found that some files didn’t copy correctly and others didn’t show up at all. That’s why we recommend that you wait for OCIO to copy files to OneDrive for you.
As people are working to get use to OneDrive and Teams, we have received questions about whether you should move files yourself. Early project documentation encouraged users to move files themselves, but we’ve learned doing that can create headaches for those who have a significant amount of data to move. Do-it-yourself movers have found that some files didn’t copy correctly and others didn’t show up at all. That’s why we recommend that you wait for OCIO to copy files to OneDrive for you.
