Loop – always up to date
Send Loop components to your team so everyone can work together in sync. Learn here how to create and send a Loop component in Teams.
Guide of the month
Where is the recording of that Teams meeting again?
You’ve missed your last Teams meeting, but there’s no need to worry because it was recorded. Great! Now, where has the recording been saved...? Find out in our latest guide of the month where to find meeting recordings in Teams.
Sharing word clouds in Teams – sharing input with colleagues (Microsoft Forms)
Spur your colleagues into action with a survey and receive input quickly in the form of word clouds. The guide of the month will provide you with a quick overview of how to share a word cloud in a meeting.
Making task management less of a task! (Microsoft To Do)
Maintain an overview when it comes to tasks in your project team by working collaboratively with Microsoft To Do task lists. Simply share the tasks with your colleagues. We will show you how.
Are your documents accessible?
Accessibility isn’t just about getting rid of steps at entrances or putting braille buttons in an elevator. Let us show you how all your team members can work together without exception.
Meetings in Microsoft Teams? We already know how to do those! So what’s new?
Meetings on Microsoft Teams are now part of our everyday working lives. However, what are your options for collecting feedback from other participants in the meeting?
Switching from Internet Explorer to Microsoft Edge – import your browser data easily
Support for Internet Explorer is ending soon – on June 15, 2022 . May’s “Guide of the month” shows you how to move your browser data (favorites and passwords) to Microsoft Edge quickly and easily.
Set up a meeting intuitively (Outlook 365)
When arranging a new appointment with customers, use natural language to set up a meeting easily as you’re discussing it. Simply enter some scheduling information, such as “in three weeks”, and the date will be generated automatically.