- Our shared meeting notes are found here,…under Shared Notes.…So this is where I take my meeting notes.…I can take more than one set during a meeting,…but notice also that I can manage my notes here.…So here are three notes that I took during this meeting,…that are now shared for folks.…And they can open them in OneNote, locally.…
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Released
8/6/2015- Making and accepting calls
- Using instant messaging
- Adding video to a conversation
- Creating groups of contacts
- Setting privacy relationships
- Scheduling meetings
- Taking meeting notes
- Using the presenter tools
- Using the Lync mobile app for Skype for Business
- Setting content, messaging, and other options
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome47s
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1. Getting Started
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Logging onto Skype1m 13s
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Setting your status3m 10s
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2. Communicating Using IM, Audio, and Video
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Using instant messaging2m 48s
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Making a call2m 3s
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Accepting a call20s
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3. Working with Contacts
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Adding external contacts2m 44s
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4. Holding Scheduled Meetings Using Skype
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Joining a meeting2m 19s
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Switching layouts2m 24s
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Ending a meeting1m 7s
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5. Taking Meeting Notes
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6. Using Meeting Presenter Tools
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Setting file permissions1m 13s
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Managing presentations2m 2s
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Polling participants2m 40s
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Using a whiteboard1m 58s
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Recording a meeting3m 2s
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Playing back a meeting5m 15s
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7. Using a Skype for Business app
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Using the Lync app2m 6s
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8. Setting Skype for Business Options
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Setting options for alerts2m 13s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye10s
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