In the case of Bookings, this meant that only a Bookings calendar administrator, scheduler, team member, or viewer can use APIs. Delegated permissions require a signed-in user to be present. Previously, Bookings APIs in Microsoft Graph supported only delegated permissions. Microsoft Graph APIs support both delegated and application permissions.
You can also launch audio, video, or screen-sharing with people in the chat.We are delighted to announce that application permissions for Bookings APIs in Microsoft Graph are now available on the beta endpoint. 
Click the send icon in the right bottom corner.Other reactions: Send emojis, gifs, and stickers.In-chat meeting scheduler: Schedule a meeting with chat participants.Delivery options: Change the status of a message to important or urgent.
Enhanced message formatting: Use the additional features of a rich text editor. File sharing: Enable document collaboration by sharing a file. Enter your message in the message bar and use any of the additional options for chatting there:. Enter a name, email, group name, or tag in the “To” section to invite others to the chat. If you have used chats before, click the "new chat" pencil icon that is to the left of the search bar. At the top of the application, click the New Chat icon that is to the left of the search bar. Chats exchanged in the "Chats" area of Microsoft Teams are deleted after 90 days, as part of a UBC Records Management Office retention schedule. It is not meant for exchanging confidential or sensitive information, nor for formal decision-making. Chat is best used for casual conversation. In Microsoft Teams, you can chat privately with individuals or groups of people. From here, you can also save a copy of a specific version or restore that version. This action opens up the file in versioning view, where you can navigate between different versions and see who made which edits. Once in the edit screen, click File at the top, then select Info. Access the file you want to view versions for (you can click Files in the navigation to find it). This history tracks changes made by each person and saves different versions over time, so you can see who made which edits and restore or save older versions. Once the message has been sent, anyone who can see it (i.e., anyone with access to the chat or channel) can open the file and start editing.Įach shared file has something called version history. Click the send icon in the bottom right corner. Write a message to go along with your file to help collaborators know what you're sharing. Select the location where the file is stored and choose the file you want to share. Under the message bar, click the attachment paperclip icon to share a file such as a Word, Excel, or PowerPoint document. Click either Chat (if you want to share documents through a chat) or Teams (if you want to share documents through a channel) in the navigation. Files can be edited by multiple people at once, and each person can view the edits as they are being made. 
With Microsoft Teams, you can collaborate on documents with other instructors, staff, or students in real time. Click Add to add the channel to the team.Ĭollaborate on documents in Microsoft Teams.Private: Accessible only to specific people from the team whom you will select.Standard: Accessible to everyone on the team.Give the channel a descriptive name and description to make it easier for others to understand what this channel should be used to communicate about.Select Add channel from the drop-down menu.
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Anyone at UBC with this code can then use it to join your team. Click Copy and share this code with your students or other UBC invitees in a secure way.Click the Settings tab, select Team code, and generate one for your team.Choose Manage team from the drop-down menu.Select more options (the 3 horizontal dots) at the top right corner of your team.Open the Microsoft Teams application and sign in, if you haven't already.Channels are places where team members can communicate with each other and share files. If you manage a UBC team (typically a course) in Microsoft Teams, you'll have the ability to invite people to the team and create channels for the team. Manage your team in Microsoft Teams (aka manage your course)
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