Microsoft has announced their plans for later this year with additions to Teams, Whiteboard and an expansion of their Fluid components concept. None of these things are available now. It’s all future promises, nothing substantial customers can use today. Let’s strip away all the hype about ‘hybrid’ workplaces that are ‘work focused’ (what other focus […]
Microsoft has a series of demo pages that go ‘step by step’ through the main features in Teams. Teams Basics https://Teamsdemo.office.com is the demo to start with. It explains the main elements of Teams including channels, members, posts etc. All the demos are focused on Teams not Teams Free but is OK for free users. […]
Microsoft regularly promotes new or updated features in Teams, but there’s no sign of them for many people – there’s two different reasons. Teams features might not be available because it’s a free account (‘Teams Free’) or the user has Guest access to a paid Teams channel. All Microsoft announcements are very carefully worded and […]
It’s possible to have multiple logins for one person with Microsoft Teams, here’s how and what to do when it all gets too confusing. Teams is becoming so popular that many organizations, groups and even families use it (see Teams for Home). That means you’ll need several different logins for various Teams sites. There’s a […]
Microsoft is expanding the reach of their Teams service with more personal and family related features available at no charge. Teams for Home is a repurposing existing Teams business features so they can bring together families and friends. All these features are free (there are some call limits). There are Teams apps for Windows, Mac, […]
