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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There is an update for teams that allows you to see everyone in “preview mode”. Google - teams update. The July 31st update walks you though how to do it. Share the info w your teacher :). I’m a teacher and just found it today![/quote] This is a great tip, but I just tried to do and and couldn’t locate it. Did you find this in Settings-General on the actual app? What kind of computer do you have?[/quote] I was just able to do it, have an HP laptop. [from https://petri.com/understanding-the-new-teams-meeting-features-and-experience] You can enable the new meeting and calling experience by opening the Teams desktop client options page, then choosing to Turn on new meeting experience. You’ll then need to quit (rather than simply close) Teams and re-launch the client. Image #2 Figure 2: Enabling the new meeting and calling experience (Image credit: Steve Goodman) With the update enabled, joining or starting a meeting will open a new window. As part of moving to pop-out windows, Microsoft has moved the underlying architecture in the Teams client to use their new React.js renderer, effectively re-writing the meeting engine in Teams to provide a better experience, and according to Microsoft, a foundation that will support CPU/GPU and memory usage improvements. The new meeting and calling experience changes the experience in Teams meetings significantly. Meeting controls move from auto-hiding controls superimposed over the video feed to the top of the meeting window, with key controls extending from the right-hand side. Views for Teams meetings, such as Together Mode, Large Gallery view, Gallery view and Focus will all show under the more actions button. These show as greyed out until the criteria for enabling them has been met. Gallery view is the default for meetings – so will always be available. Together mode is available once 5 people including the organizer have joined the meeting, Large Gallery view is available as soon as a meeting has 10 joined participants and Focus is available when control, such as a screen or PowerPoint presentation is shared. After making this selection you have to quit Teams and open again. When you’re in a meeting, click the “... more” options and you should see the “large gallery” option, but it might be disabled if there are fewer than 10 attendees. Good luck! [/quote]
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