Author: Kim Lyons
Microsoft is expanding the number of participants visible during a Teams meeting to 49, the company announced in a blog post Monday. The maximum number of participants in a private Teams meeting is 250; rival Zoom’s paid plans allow up to 500 participants at a time. But the 49-person on-screen view — which Microsoft announced it was planning less than two weeks ago — matches Zoom’s max. Teams will roll out the 49-person view as a preview this month and to all users in the fall.
It’s one of several features Microsoft is adding to Teams. It says the goal is to support its Teams for Education product, which the company claims has more than 150 million students, faculty, institutional leaders, and teachers actively using it as part of...
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Microsoft is expanding the number of participants visible during a Teams meeting to 49, the company announced in a blog post Monday. The maximum number of participants in a private Teams meeting is 250; rival Zoom’s paid plans allow up to 500 participants at a time. But the 49-person on-screen view — which Microsoft announced it was planning less than two weeks ago — matches Zoom’s max. Teams will roll out the 49-person view as a preview this month and to all users in the fall.
It’s one of several features Microsoft is adding to Teams. It says the goal is to support its Teams for Education product, which the company claims has more than 150 million students, faculty, institutional leaders, and teachers actively using it as part of...
Continue reading…
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