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When using Microsoft Teams in a web browser, you may find that an app can't access your camera, microphone, speakers, or location. This article applies to Microsoft Teams for the web with work or school accounts.
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Teams Meetings Desktop app provides the most feature-rich meeting experience with support for offline usage, advanced device settings, breakout room creation, background effects. Teams Meetings on the Web runs entirely in a browser and requires constant internet connection, making it ideal for joining meetings quickly without installation or when using a temporary, shared device.
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This article gives you best practices on scheduling a meeting in Teams Meetings, starting a meeting, things to do before the meeting, best practices for hosting a meeting, and best practices using your camera.
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The recording captures audio, video, and screen-sharing activity, and you can share it securely across your organization. A recording will expire and be automatically deleted after 60 days from the date of the recording. The length of time it is available is set by our Microsoft Admins, but you can change the expiration date of any given recording. This article walks through how recording works in Teams Meetings.
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Instructions to create a persistent Teams Meetings link using Microsoft Teams or Outlook calendar.
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This article provides information on creating Teams Meetings within a Canvas course via the Microsoft Education integraiton.