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This article will cover scheduling messages in Microsoft Teams.
This article explains how to securely set up and run a Microsoft Teams webinar by using registration controls, meeting options (like lobby and presenter restrictions), moderated Q&A/chat settings, and (when available) higher-security features such as join verification checks and watermarking. It’s good to do this because webinars are common targets for unwanted attendees, disruptive behavior, and unauthorized recording or redistribution—so applying these settings helps protect speakers and parti
This article will provide a list of campus-managed software for Staff, Faculty, and Students for both campus and personal devices.
This article will help Chico State employees access, set up, and learn how to use Microsoft Bookings for scheduling appointments.
This article will explain how Microsoft 365 licenses (A1, A3, and A5) are assigned based on an individual’s affiliation with Chico State, and outline what Microsoft 365 services are available under each license type.
This article will explain the requirements for GlobalProtect VPN, how to install it on Windows devices (including ARM-based systems), connect to the VPN, and collect logs for troubleshooting.
This article will explain how to connect and sign in to GlobalProtect VPN, check connection status, troubleshoot common issues, and collect logs.
This article will explain how to acquire Microsoft 365 apps, which include programs like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
​In Microsoft Teams, Chat facilitates instant messaging for individual and group conversations; Calls enables voice and video communication with features like voicemail and call transfers; Calendar integrates scheduling, allowing users to set up and manage meetings; and Meet provides tools for hosting and joining meetings with options for screen sharing and real-time collaboration. ​
This article will show you how to apply, upgrade, and troubleshoot sensitive data labels in Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint using Microsoft Purview.
Third-Party Software Updates are the release of updates from many of the Third Parties that make software that is not from Microsoft.