New Whiteboard Features in Microsoft Teams and New Excel Formulas
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23 Mar New Whiteboard Features in Microsoft Teams and New Excel Formulas

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If you regularly use Microsoft Teams or any component of Office 365 and you’re not subscribed to Mike Tholfsen’s YouTube channel, you need to subscribe to it. That’s where I learn about all of the latest features available for Teams, Reading Progress, Immersive Reader, Word, OneNote, and many other Office 365 tools. Mike’s latest videos demonstrate ten new Excel formulas and eight new whiteboard features in Microsoft Teams. 

I don’t use Excel enough to get excited about new formulas and functions. That said, in reading the comments on Mike’s video it appears that Excel power-users are excited about the new features. 

The video about new whiteboard features in Microsoft Teams is the one that I got excited about. In particular, I can see a lot utility in being able to aggregate reactions and saving pen settings for use between whiteboards. The new option to drag an image from my desktop to a whiteboard is also very convenient (I love anything that removes having to use file explorer to upload). 

Are you a tech coach or media specialist looking for some new ideas to share with your colleagues? If so, 50 Tech Tuesday Tips is an eBook you need. You can get it right here.

If you regularly use Microsoft Teams or any component of Office 365 and you’re not subscribed to Mike Tholfsen’s YouTube channel, you need to subscribe to it. That’s where I learn about all of the latest features available for Teams, Reading Progress, Immersive Reader, Word, OneNote, and many other Office 365 tools. Mike’s latest videos demonstrate ten new Excel formulas and eight new whiteboard features in Microsoft Teams. I don’t use Excel enough to get excited about new formulas and functions. That said, in reading the comments on Mike’s video it appears that Excel power-users are excited about the new features. The video about new whiteboard features in Microsoft Teams is the one that I got excited about. In particular, I can see a lot utility in being able to aggregate reactions and saving pen settings for use between whiteboards. The new option to drag an image from my desktop to a whiteboard is also very convenient (I love anything that removes having to use file explorer to upload). Are you a tech coach or media specialist looking for some new ideas to share with your colleagues? If so, 50 Tech Tuesday Tips is an eBook you need. You can get it right here.Excel, Free Technology For Teachers, how to, microsoft teams, Office 365, spreadsheets, whiteboardsRead More

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