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Thank you for your feedback! We are updating this as “Partialy Done” as our first step to solving for pinned posts has been released! Pinned posts allows users from a team to pin a message for everyone in the channel to be able to easily reference. While any message can be pinnable, we expect our users to use this feature to pin information like channel guidelines or important announcements. We know this doesn’t solve all pinning scenarios, and that there is still a need to make this easier for users to find, especially within the message list. We will share another update as soon as it is available.
To learn more about showing channel info in Teams, please visit https://support.microsoft.com/office/show-channel-info-in-teams-61c3319d-a2c0-4b60-99b9-3226b9e248f9.
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Thank you for your feedback and comments! The team is looking into how best to do this. We will post an update here as we have more to share.
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Thank you for your feedback. The team has this item under review. We will share an update as soon as one is available.
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I Totally agree.
Students must be able to see all their assignments across all their Teams in one overview
In the past students were able to see all their assignments, without the need to choose a specific Team at first. Even though this is a great feature to see it of one specific team, it must also be possible for students to see all the assignments they have, across all the teams they are a member of. When they are planning their study and college-year, they must be able to see at a glance which assignment is due in the near future (in chronological order) or which assignments still need to be done, without having to click back and forth between the different teams. It must be in ONE overview so they can see fast and easy which assignment (of which class or team) needs to be finished next or which things they still have to work. Student are mostly member of multiple-class teams and sometimes they have extra teams (like a specific course or extra courses). There should be an extra option on top of the list when they hit the Assignments button in the left pane of Teams, something like the attached screenshot... -
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We also need this functionality ASAP. We have many supporting staff that create the meetings, but do not attend the meetings. They should be able to assign someone else to be the organizer (and change the meeting options in a way that the other person wants to) but also to create breakout rooms for example or to allow people in from a lobby. The other way around is also important. Some organizers are the real organizers of the meeting but do not have the time or the attention or know-how to create and facilitate the breakout rooms while they are in the meeting. So it should be possible for them to assign that task to someone else (like a supporting moderator) who will set it all up, while the organizer is busy in his or her presentation or talk. And the same goes for downloading the attendance report. Some supporting staff organise the meetings, but the presenter or the teacher (who did not organise the meeting) needs to be able to download the attendance report. In many companies the organizer of a meeting is surely not always the one who should have the ability to change or edit the other options. Microsoft Thinks in the wrong way in this case. Many people have secretaries, they create the meetings (or online (job-)interviews, but they do not always attend the meeting or the interviews itself, so things like creating breakout-rooms, allowing people in from a lobby, changing the meeting options, and downloading attendance reports should also be allowed to be done by other people in that meeting!