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Roles in a Teams meeting
If you're organizing a meeting with multiple attendees, you may want to assign roles to each participant to determine who can do what in the meeting.
There are two roles to choose from: presenter and attendee. Presenters can do just about anything that needs doing in a meeting, while the role of an attendee is more controlled.
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Mute student comments in a class team
Mute students from commenting in class conversations. This means students will no longer be able to see an inappropriate comment and that the muted students can no longer post or reply in class conversations. You can un-mute students at any time.
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Best Practices
Watch these webinars to learn more about best practices for remote and online classrooms.
