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We are currently testing this feature internally, and will share an update as soon as it’s available. To learn more, please visit https://docs.microsoft.com/MicrosoftTeams/sharing-files-in-teams.
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As a Kindergarten teacher using teams during distance learning, this functionality would be really, really helpful. I'm having to depend a lot on my student's parents to help them and it slows everything down when I'm having to tell them to unmute themselves. If I could keep them all muted and unmute them when it's their turn to talk it would make teaching this way much more effective.
(Note I see there's another thread requesting the same thing here: https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/35347057-need-the-opportunity-to-unmute-all-participants-on)
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The team is looking into this feature and considering solutions. We will update when there is more information to share.
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Being able to write and schedule posts in advance would be an extremely valuable feature. Now that we are teaching remotely and needing to post updated learning plans each week I would like to be able to start working on the post for the next week ahead of time but not have my students see it yet. Currently I have a test team that is a duplicate of my actual team (with no members) that I'm using for this purpose but it's clunky and time consuming as I then have to do a lot of copy and paste when I am ready to post. Scheduled posts would improve this workflow vastly.
As a Kindergarten teacher using teams during distance learning, this functionality would be really, really helpful. I'm having to depend a lot on my student's parents to help them and it slows everything down when I'm having to tell them to unmute themselves. If I could keep them all muted and unmute them when it's their turn to talk it would make teaching this way much more effective.
https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/37298452-teams-room-unmute-functionality