The university follows a yellow traffic light and part of the teaching transforms into hybrid and online mode. Therefore, for teachers, we have prepared recommendations repetition for conducting lectures and seminars remotely and other tips for teaching through MS Teams.
Whether you are a professional in teaching through MS Teams or just starting, we recommend looking at the page with instructions and tips for creating and conducting lectures and seminars in the Teams.
Repetition is the mother of wisdom (and immortal clichés), so if you missed our previous tips on making teaching and learning better through MS Teams, look at some of them below.
Let's repeat that compared to the previous semester, you will find recordings from Teams in your OneDrive repository, and in the case of a team meeting, in your SharePoint. See an earlier published article for more information about the change in saving recordings.
A piece of pleasant news is sharing content (for example, if you draw on a blackboard in your study/room) using a camera! It will surprise you with detailed focus and quite good transfer to screens.
How to do it? Simply - in the Share content section, select the Camera content option below (see pictures).
Engage your students and take advantage of adding apps in meetings outside the team. We recommend, for example, the Forms questionnaire with multiple voting options or the Questions and Answers application, using which you can start a discussion or ask a question (see picture). Remember that it is better to use the MS Teams application rather than the web version for a smooth process.
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Employees and students can no longer use Large-Format Printing in the University Computer Centre (UCC). The covid period caused low demand for this service, which was reflected in the higher costs of its operation.
Responsibility in cyberspace and secure access to accounts is not only about securing your personal and sensitive information but also about securing university data. Would it be okay for you if everyone at your workplace had access to your private conversation with a colleague or your payroll history? To avoid solving such issues, there is a way to effectively secure your data - multi-factor authentication. And that's exactly what we're preparing at MUNI and looking for volunteers to participate in testing it.
