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Why Use Microsoft Teams?

October 6, 2020

Zoom is the cool kid on the block that everyone wants to play with. But there is another app that is offering many users more. So let’s talk Microsoft Teams.

Microsoft Teams Is Much More Than Video Conferencing

Here at Tablet PC, we use Microsoft Teams to stay connected. Why? Because Teams offers much more than video conferencing. In saying that, video conferencing is a big part of Teams. You can host video calls with up to three hundred people, without time restrictions. And for larger groups of people, there is Teams Live. Teams allows you to blur and customize your background. Other features include screen sharing, as well as document and digital whiteboard collaboration. But wait, there’s more!

Microsoft Teams Is Much More Than Chat

Microsoft Teams was originally designed to replace Skype for Business. So it offers persistent chat with emojis, gifs and file sharing. But it’s much more than a place to chat with team members. It’s a place to generate ideas, create concepts, schedule, keep track of and complete projects. It’s a place where teams can work together more effectively than ever, from wherever they are. But the feature that holds the most value is the Teams part of Teams. That’s right, there is a feature called “Teams” within the app “Teams”.

What is the “Teams” feature inside the Teams app?

Here, a particular group of people can collaborate through one channel. So there is one place for all the discussions, files, OneNote notebooks and other collaborative documents, all for that one team. Members can be added to a Team, or removed. Conversation trails can be created with subject headings. And details within these discussions can be easily found by using the search bar. Gone are the days when we used to waste time searching for a file in an email. With the “Files” tab, all shared files are saved, searchable and easily accessible to each current member of the Team.

Do you need a Microsoft 365 Subscription?

No, you don’t need a Microsoft 365 subscription to use Microsoft Teams. Teams is a free service. So you can download and use the app without a subscription. But you gain access to some pretty handy upgrades if you have one. For instance, with a Microsoft 365 subscription you will be able to record a meeting using Microsoft Stream. You also gain up to 1TB of cloud storage per user. And on top of that, you’ll enjoy the ongoing feature upgrades.

New Features Coming Soon

Soon, Microsoft will be rolling out some pretty exciting new features across Teams. These new features will amp up your seamless collabing! They include Captions, Raise Hand, Together Mode, and Reactions. Check out this video to learn more about these features.

Watch Our Video

Brett explains how you can get more out of Microsoft Teams.

Filed Under: Microsoft Office, Video Conferencing

Custom Split Your Screen with FancyZones

September 29, 2020

The Windows 10 snap function allows you to split your screen in two or four. But what if you want to get a little bit fancy? In this post, you’ll learn how to use Windows 10 PowerToys to create custom split screen layouts with FancyZones! What is FancyZones? FancyZones is a Windows PowerToy that enables …Read more

Filed Under: Microsoft Office, Windows 10 Tips and Tricks

Filming in Lockdown

September 15, 2020

Normally when we film a video for YouTube, our team is very hands on. But filming in lockdown is a whole different story. With a pandemic spreading like wildfire, workplaces everywhere have been forced to operate differently. As a result, our team has had to make some adjustments too. So how are we filming for …Read more

Filed Under: Presenting

Surface Dock 2 & USB-C Travel Hub UNBOXED!

August 20, 2020

Who doesn’t want to get more from their Surface device? Certainly, we all do. Now there are two great tools that can help you to expand the functionality of your Surface – the Surface Dock 2 and the USB-C Travel Hub. So let’s unbox them! Surface Dock 2 The Dock 2 is a perfect home …Read more

Filed Under: Microsoft Surface, Reviews

Surface Go 2: UNBOXED!

August 7, 2020

We just received the top spec Surface Go 2. So let’s unbox it together! We ordered the Surface for Business model. So it comes in a brown cardboard box. The device comes shipped with far less bells and whistles than the commercial models. The first Go was a great little device for on-the-go web surfing …Read more

Filed Under: Microsoft Surface, Reviews

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