Help me get FLIP to work.
Here's my specific question (I think): How can I use Teams for Education if I already use my school email for Teams for Business? My end goal is to be able to use the FLIP app available in Teams for Education. I intend to use FLIP as a video discussion platform for my university classes (FLIP is formerly Flipgrid, a 3rd-party tool from 2012, and acquired by Microsoft in 2018). FLIP is no longer supported by Microsoft as a 3rd-party tool. Recent news articles indicate that certain features have been integrated into Teams for Education. - https://help.flip.com/hc/en-us/articles/23985951972375-A-New-Chapter-for-Flip-FAQ - https://help.flip.com/hc/en-us/articles/115003080054-Microsoft-Teams-integration - https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msteams/forum/all/integrating-flip-into-microsoft-teams/fd43bd57-f755-4c4c-ab0d-2c71f79fdca3 My university already has a Microsoft Teams for Business account. But, FLIP isn't available for Teams for Business. As part of the tool acquisition deal, Microsoft only agreed to provide it for free for educational purposes. Therefore, the FLIP app was removed from the Teams for Business product on July 1st, 2024. So far as I understand, FLIP is only being integrated into the Teams for Education product. I tried downloading Teams for Education, but when I install it, Teams for Business opens. I can't open Teams for Education. Here are my questions: 1. Sales: Can I download and use Teams for Education independently from Teams for Business? Does Teams for Education require purchasing a separate license? Would I need a separate email (apart from the email I use for Teams for Business)? 2. Teams for Business Engineers: Is there a chance similar functionality to the FLIP app will be integrated into Teams for Business? If so, when might I expect that? Many thanks for helping me get FLIP (features) working for my students for Fall semester.
Assignments unreachable in Teams for Education
I am an educator using Microsoft Teams with 28 of my classes + my staff. We all use accounts in our Microsoft 365 license. When preparing an assignment my screen disappeared and was replaced by a "Sorry, something went wrong. Correlation ID: ...". Since then, I cannot get into my assignments nor the other owners of the team nor my students... When clicking on the Assignment tab I always get the same message with different correlation ID's: "Sorry, something went wrong. Correlation ID: ...". The support couldn't help. Can you?
Teams Insights not accurately displaying attendance?
I, like many am using Teams for live learning and need to pull off registers to complete on another system. When using insights within Teams to tick off registers, the data doesn't appear to always be accurate about who attends the meeting? Is there a reason for this? I know that one student who definitely attended is not showing as attending when I track student activity? I would use the registers function but it is frustrating as students appear multiple times as they enter and leave and they aren't sorted alphabetically by surname!
Org-Wide Team in Tenant with A5 Licenses?
Hi all, we have a tenant with A5 licenses. I configured my global admin to use one of them and made sure Teams is active as app. However i am unable to create an org-wide team, the option just doesnt show up. Is this not an option for tenants using education licenses? Best Tobias
Breakout room meeting options similar to main meeting options?
I often work with break-out rooms. If a student falls out because of Wi-Fi problems or something else (which happens every lesson), I have to go to that room to get them out of the lobby. I thought this could be resolved by turning on the lobby skipping meeting options, but so far it's not working the way I want. How can I solve this problem?Grading tests with colors
Hello, Iām A teacher in belgium. A few years ago we started a new type of grading system, that uses 3 colors to grade tests, assignments,... Is it possible to grade assignments in Microsoft Team with colors instead of numbers? For example: Grade a assignment with a red color instead of a 20/100? With regards, Hans Vertongen
