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We’re pleased to announce that all meeting join entry points have been addressed in Outlook for Windows and Mac.
- For customers keeping current on the monthly release channel, this update has been released.
- Customers keeping current on the semi-annual release channel for Outlook will get this this Summer, with a gradual roll out scheduled to begin in mid-July.Richard Harris
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Thank you for your feedback. The ability to enable and disable meeting chat in a meeting is on the backlog. We will share an update as soon as one is available.
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Thanks for your comments and votes. The team is working on this and we will update as soon as there are more details to share.
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Thanks for your feedback. Mute/unmute participants for Q&A is on the backlog for Live Events. We’ll update you when we have more details.
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Thanks for the comments and votes. This item remains on the team backlog and we will watch your votes and comments on this feature.
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383 votes31 comments · Schools and Universities » Meetings, Calling & Devices · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
We are expanding the limit for Teams meetngs from 300 to 1,000 active participates. Similarly, we are including a view-only experience for up to 20,000 people. For more information on the Advance Comms SKU which will include this experience, please visit https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/teams-add-on-licensing/advanced-communications.
Please see the roadmap for more details: https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/roadmap?searchterms=65952
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Some cross department events scale to over 250 staff and 'course wide' or all 'university school' are similar too. Stepping the meeting capacity to to 500 would really help us.
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We've been running Live Events over the last month and when it comes to inviting an external speaker, we find we need to:
1. Create a Team and add the guest.
2. Set up an 'on boarding' Live Event to ensure the guest can get in (see below for more).
3. Onboarding one guest can take five minutes if the guest's 365 system is okay, or up to 30 minutes if things are not okay in their system.
4. We need to use 'Quick Assist' or other remote support tools to guide people in to the 365 sign in process.
What does 'not okay in their system' mean?
- The email address does not match the person's UPN/365 ID. Live Events really doesn't like that.
- The guest's host tenant has disabled the option to join another tenant.
If we compare the above process to other 'big meeting' technologies, their sign in process is much simpler and the impact of this is it makes Live Events (brilliant though it is) a tough sell in the organisation.