Microsoft 365 Hacks

Microsoft 365 is part and parcel of our everyday lives, and it isn’t long after starting work that we have Outlook, Teams, OneNote, Word and Edge all up and running at the same time. How can we keep track of all that?

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.

You are leading a meeting in Teams and you ask the participants a concrete question. Responses aren’t exactly forthcoming, and you only get a few answers. There has to be a better way, surely?

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.

You’re no doubt familiar with that feeling of being up to your ears in numerous tasks for several different projects and struggling to keep track of what you have to do. Microsoft found a solution for this a long time ago – 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.

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.

Accessibility is about making sure everyone can get through all the scenarios they encounter in daily life without any limitations. So how can you ensure your Word documents, PowerPoint presentations and Excel worksheets are accessible?

Launch your meeting without any technical difficulties and thus concentrate fully on the content! Our tips will help you do this without any problems.