Using Microsoft Teams for club meetings ?
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Using Microsoft Teams for club meetings ?
Has anyone successfully used Microsoft Teams to conduct online club meetings ?
Finding the right email address to use that satisfies MS is challenging.
Any help would be appreciated.
I'm looking for an alternative to Zoom which appears to have problems with "Zoom Bombing"
Finding the right email address to use that satisfies MS is challenging.
Any help would be appreciated.
I'm looking for an alternative to Zoom which appears to have problems with "Zoom Bombing"
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Re: Using Microsoft Teams for club meetings ?
Teams is fine I am using it for work all day at the moment.John Upham wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 12:49 pmHas anyone successfully used Microsoft Teams to conduct online club meetings ?
Finding the right email address to use that satisfies MS is challenging.
Any help would be appreciated.
I'm looking for an alternative to Zoom which appears to have problems with "Zoom Bombing"
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Re: Using Microsoft Teams for club meetings ?
It would seem that Teams is either for schools or Businesses and a team member is defined by the domain name of the email provider.
I'd like to use MS Teams for a chess club with a whole bunch of domains. This appears not to be possible.
I'd like to use MS Teams for a chess club with a whole bunch of domains. This appears not to be possible.
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Re: Using Microsoft Teams for club meetings ?
You can stop zoom bombing by setting up the meeting with a waiting room (you only let in those you want), having microphones off by default and limiting screen sharing to the host. I'm not sure if the last one is possible in the free version of zoom.
Edit: and using a password for each meeting which you don't share with the meeting address but in a different form of communication.
Edit: and using a password for each meeting which you don't share with the meeting address but in a different form of communication.
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Re: Using Microsoft Teams for club meetings ?
Carl, can you confirm that to add a user to a Microsoft Team then that user must have a current Office365 account ?
Thanks !
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Re: Using Microsoft Teams for club meetings ?
there is extensive guidance on using Zoom https://bit.ly/resourcesonlinechess in our helpsheet for setting up an online chess club. One of my Zoom meetings has someone very senior in the Government security service attend which is why the government security service mentions zoom but does not say you should not use it (indeed the cabinet used it for a meeting early on in the crisis see https://bit.ly/gscaccountNeill Cooper wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 5:27 pmYou can stop zoom bombing by setting up the meeting with a waiting room (you only let in those you want), having microphones off by default and limiting screen sharing to the host. I'm not sure if the last one is possible in the free version of zoom.
Edit: and using a password for each meeting which you don't share with the meeting address but in a different form of communication.
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Re: Using Microsoft Teams for club meetings ?
There is the ability to enable guest access within your organisation but it would need testing but I assume you do need a business O365 account in the first place to setup the organisation a personal account can’t do it.John Upham wrote: ↑Thu Apr 23, 2020 8:35 pmCarl, can you confirm that to add a user to a Microsoft Team then that user must have a current Office365 account ?
Thanks !
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Re: Using Microsoft Teams for club meetings ?
Another recommendation is https://meet.jit.si/John Upham wrote: ↑Thu Apr 23, 2020 8:35 pmCarl, can you confirm that to add a user to a Microsoft Team then that user must have a current Office365 account ?
Thanks !
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