Microsoft Teams is available in a Paid and Free model. Most Microsoft 365 for business plans and some Microsoft 365 for enterprise plans, include the Microsoft Teams paid version. However, the Microsoft 365 for home plan (Family and… Read More
To mute yourself in a Microsoft Teams Meeting, click on the Microphone Icon while in the Meeting screen. To unmute yourself, click on the Microphone Icon again (make sure there is not a slash through the microphone) (NOTE:… Read More
Check if the device you are using currently has a webcam installed. If you are not sure, open the Start menu and type “Camera“. Open the Windows Camera App. If this message appears, either you do not have… Read More
Share your screen To efficiently share and coordinate information and tasks, it is recommended that you take advantage of the Screen Share and Remote Control features of Microsoft Teams. Click the New Chat button to create a chat with… Read More
If you are planning on having a Zoom meeting at a later date, it is recommended to utilize the Schedule meeting feature. This option will allow you to create a well formatted calendar invite that can be sent… Read More
When sharing your screen in a Zoom meeting, it is possible to allow other members of the meeting to share their screen. Additionally, you can allow screen share for multiple screens/members. To Allow Screen Sharing: Click the arrow… Read More
A basic Zoom account can be created for Free at https://www.zoom.us/signup The Zoom application can be downloaded once you create an account at https://zoom.us/download To Download the Zoom Meetings Application, Follow These Steps: Locate the Zoom Client for… Read More
While in a Zoom meeting hit the Microphone Button in the bottom left of the window to mute your audio. If the Microphone Button has a red slash through it, you are muted, and no one in the… Read More
To Mute Users in a Zoom Meeting, Follow These Steps: Select Manage Participants in the bottom of the window. Select Mute on the participant you wish to mute. If the user has a red microphone with a slash… Read More
Adding a password when creating a Zoom meeting creates a necessary layer of security around your meeting. With it, only people that have the meeting ID and password can join, and without it, anybody can join. To add… Read More