Teams - Use Microsoft Whiteboard in meetings Tutorial

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During a meeting with multiple participants,
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you have the option to use the
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Microsoft Whiteboard tool to
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collaborate with all participants
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in real time on a topic or project.
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To share a whiteboard,
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simply click on Share in the top banner
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and then on Microsoft Whiteboard.
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It will automatically open
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for all participants.
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Once launched, we see an initial
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menu at the bottom of the board and
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can use various tools to add ideas,
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drawings, ostits, et cetera.
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Microsoft Whiteboard also integrates
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other tools such as a timer.
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This allows you to limit time,
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for example during an exercise.
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Follow me. By clicking on this button,
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you take control of the whiteboard
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so that all collaborators can
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see what you are showing.
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You can share the whiteboard with
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other collaborators who are not
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participating in the meeting.
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And other settings which allow you
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to customize your configuration,
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such as customizing the background
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HAE enhancement when drawing
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freehand collaborative curses.
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Depending on the versions
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of Microsoft whiteboard,
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if one of your participants is an external
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collaborator to your organization,
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they will not be allowed
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to enter the whiteboard.
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All participants from the same
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organization attending the meeting
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can start or stop the whiteboard.
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If you want to stop sharing the whiteboard,
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click on Stop Sharing here.
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Once the meeting is over,
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you can find your whiteboard by accessing
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your meeting from your calendar,
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then clicking on Recap in the top banner.

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