Find below the link for the course outline of Microsoft Excel for MOS exam preparation.

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The challenge can be completed in-class or at home. Students can download Minecraft: Education Edition at Minecraft download site and use their O365 Education account to log-in.

The Challenge Overview Page will help you and your students get started with the challenge. Challenge Page will include more information on timeline, rules, and the submission process.

There are 1st, 2nd and 3rd positions based on the submissions which relate correctly with the theme. For the schools there will be Memento along with Digital and Hard copy of certificate. Detailed update (Guidelines) related to the winner prize and participation prize will be updated on https://minecraftchamps.com page.

We look forward to reviewing the submissions and seeing our students’ solution. Please express your interest by registering your team by 25th March 2022.

Open PowerShell window and run the following command to Install Microsoft Teams Module.

# Install Microsoft Teams Module
Install-Module MicrosoftTeams  

Run the following command to add Teams module to the current session.

# Add MicrosoftTeams Module to the current session
Import-Module MicrosoftTeams

Run the following command to connect to Microsoft Teams.

# Get the credentials
$credentials=Get-Credential   
# Connect to Microsoft Teams
Connect-MicrosoftTeams -Credential $credentials  

Run the following command to get all the teams.

# Get all the teams   
Get-Team

Connect with us for advanced management of your tenant and for all other maintenance related services.

Just email us on hello@azccare.com with your query.

¹ Any directory object in Azure Active Directory counts towards this limit. Global admins are exempt from this limit, as are apps calling Microsoft Graph using application permissions.

² This limit includes archived teams. To go beyond the maximum limit, you must contact Microsoft support.

³ Deleted channels can be restored within 30 days. During these 30 days, a deleted channel continues to be counted towards the 200 channel or 30 private channel per team limit. After 30 days, a deleted channel and its content are permanently deleted and the channel no longer counts towards the per team limit.

⁴ 28 KB is an approximate limit because it includes the message itself (text, image links, etc.), @-mentions, number of connectors, and reactions.

Messaging

Chat

Users who participate in conversations that are part of the chat list in Teams must have an Exchange Online (cloud-based) mailbox for an admin to search chat conversations. That’s because conversations that are part of the chat list are stored in the cloud-based mailboxes of the chat participants. If a chat participant doesn’t have an Exchange Online mailbox, the admin won’t be able to search or place a hold on chat conversations. For example, in an Exchange hybrid deployment, users with on-premises mailboxes might be able to participate in conversations that are part of the chat list in Teams. However, in this case, content from these conversations isn’t searchable and can’t be placed on hold because the users don’t have cloud-based mailboxes. (For more, see How Exchange and Microsoft Teams interact.)

Teams chat works on a Microsoft Exchange backend, so Exchange messaging limits apply to the chat function within Teams.

¹ If you have more than 20 people in a chat, the following chat features are turned off: Outlook automatic replies and Teams status messages; typing indicator; video and audio calling; sharing; read receipts. The “Set Delivery Options” button (!) is also removed when private group chats contain more than 20 members.

² If the number of attachments exceeds this limit, you’ll see an error message.

³ 28 KB is an approximate limit because it includes the message itself (text, image links, etc.), @-mentions, and reactions.

Emailing a channel

If users want to send an email to a channel in Teams, they use the channel email address. When an email is part of a channel, anyone can reply to it to start a conversation. Here are some of the applicable limits for sending email to a channel.

¹ If the message exceeds this limit, a preview message is generated and the user is asked to download and view the original email from the link provided.

² If the number of attachments or images exceeds this limit, you’ll see an error message.

Channel names

Channel names can’t contain the following characters or words.

Channel names also can’t start with an underscore (_) or period (.), or end with a period (.).

Meetings and calls

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This is presently increased limit. Changes to the above figures are anytime possible. AZ Cloud Technologies Pvt. Ltd. can't be questioned or becomes responsible based on the above figures.

Java SDK

Python SDK

iOS SDK

Unity SDK Microsoft Bot Framework Recognizes the user’s intent.

Incorporates LUIS for understanding natural language, Cortana for voice, and the Bing APIs for search. Bot Builder SDK (.NET SDK and Node.js SDK.)

Bot Connector

Developer Portal

Bot Directory AgentBot Knows natural language.

Memory to continue consistency throughout long conversations.

Collect client information to carry customized solutions.

  Use REST API to integrate with CRM and other platforms. wit.ai Use Entities, Intents, Context, Actions

Natural Language Process (NLP)

  Node.js client

Python client

Ruby client

On other platforms: HTTP API Api.ai Go with the query to the most appropriate intent based on information contained in the intent and the user’s machine learning model.

Converts the query text into actionable data and returns output data as a JSON response object.

Influences predefined data packages composed over several years. Android

iOS

Cordova

HTML

JavaScript

Node.js

.NET

Unity

Xamarin

C++

Python

Ruby

PHP (community supported)

Epson Moverio

Botkit

Java Microsoft Language Understanding Intelligent Service (LUIS) Intents and entities.

All LUIS applications are domain-specific topic or content related.

Active learning.

Use pre-existing, world-class, pre-built models from Bing and Cortana.

Deploy models to an HTTP endpoint with one click. LUIS returns easy-to-use JSON.” C# SDK

Python SDK

Node JS SDK

Android SDK ]]> https://blog.azccare.com/microsoft-teams-live-events/ Sun, 28 Nov 2021 17:56:26 +0000 https://blog.azccare.com/?p=37 Microsoft Teams Live Events are an extension of Teams meetings that enable you to schedule and produce events that stream to large online audiences!

Live event types

There are two ways you can produce a live event:

Event group roles

Large live streaming events typically have several people working behind the scenes—the event group—to make them successful.

Who can create live events

To be able to create a live event, a person needs to have the following things. Your IT admin can provide more information.

• A Office 365 Enterprise E1, E3, or E5 license or a Office 365 A3 or A5 license.
• Permission to create live events in Microsoft Teams admin center.
• Permission to create live events in Microsoft Stream (for events produced using an external broadcasting app or device).
• Full team membership in the org (can’t be a guest or from another org).
• Private meeting scheduling, screensharing, and IP video sharing, turned on in Team meeting policy.

Who can attend live events

Public events

If an event is public, anyone who has the link can attend without logging in.

Private events

If attendance is restricted to your org or to specific people and groups, attendees will need to log in to join.

If the event is produced in Teams, they’ll need a license that includes Teams. If it’s produced externally, they’ll need one that includes Microsoft Stream.

System requirements and supported platforms

• Supported operating systems: Windows 7 and later (32-bit and 64-bit), macOS X 10.10 and later
• Supported mobile operating systems: Android 4.4 and later, iOS 10 and later
• Supported web browsers: Chrome (last 3 versions), Edge RS2 and later, Firefox (last 3 versions), Internet Explorer 11, Safari

Note: Linux is not supported for live events.

Supported platforms

1. Science: Whether creating a 3D tour of the human heart or measuring gravity’s effect on sand, Minecraft can be used to teach scientific concepts and to perform experiments.
2. Math: Concepts like fractions can be modeled in 3D so that students see the results of subdividing 100 square feet of land. Children can learn about structures, shapes, and angles by building them firsthand.
3. English: Minecraft lets the player be a storyteller, building and shaping their own world. Students can visit or even construct their own models of the worlds they read about in novels.
4. History: Students can participate in recreated simulations of famous events or engage in the discovery of ancient civilizations and history brought to life in a virtual reality.
5. Art and Architecture: Sophisticated building tools and techniques can be used to design structures and landscapes, allowing the user to develop skills translatable to 3D modeling in the real world.
6. Economics: In multiplayer mode, players can create complex economies, opening their own shops to sell goods. Before long, they’re learning concepts like supply and demand.
7. Language: The immersive fastpaced experience of Minecraft allows users to develop language and typing skills, especially for non-native speakers.
8. Social Skills: Building structures with others — whether with fellow students or students across the globe — strengthens communication skills and teaches collaboration.
9. Geography: Exploring the various landscapes strengthens topography skills, and students can learn about mapping and navigation by creating their own compass and maps within the world.
10. Technology: Redstone allows players to build circuit components from scratch and design complex working models of anything from a light switch to a calculator or a super computer.

Minecraft is a construction game in which players mine, break, build, and manipulate various types of blocks in a three-dimensional environment.

• Join your child online in navigating, building, and applying subtle learning techniques to their gaming experience.
• Offer assignments, like making a working house from scratch, or exploring a region in search of animal life.
• Discuss your child’s experience in the world of Minecraft, who they interacted with, what they saw, and what they built.
• Suggest keeping a daily journal to list accomplishments and goals.