Microsoft teams
Attend Microsoft Teams training in August
S&T’s Staff Success Center and the business intelligence team are excited to announce that the Microsoft Teams deep dive training sessions have been rescheduled. This training was part of the continuation of the Show-Me Training Conference.
Read More »New Teams migration begins today
Since the new Microsoft Teams became available you’ve been free to toggle back and forth between the classic version of Teams and the new version of Teams. As of today, Monday, March 25, UM System will fully transition to the new version, and you will no longer have the option to use the classic version.
Read More »Get familiar with the new Microsoft Teams
Start the new year with professional development provided by the Staff Success Center. The first S&T Show-Me Series session of 2024 will feature Andrew Sommer, senior business intelligence consultant for finance and operations, as he guides attendees through using the new version of Microsoft Teams.
Read More »Toggle between classic and new Teams
The S&T campus now has the option to use the new Microsoft Teams on university computers. On Jan. 4, Microsoft Teams automatically switched to the new Teams.
Read More »Microsoft Teams updates coming in March, try them out Jan. 4
Microsoft Teams has been the primary tool used for chat communication at Missouri S&T for a while now. To keep Teams up-to-date and effective, changes need to happen periodically.
Read More »Changes to Google Shared Drives
In accordance with a UM System initiative to reduce Google storage utilization, the ability to create new Google Shared Drives will be disabled on Wednesday, March 8.
Read More »Pre-register for upcoming IT Microsoft changes
All UM System faculty and staff user accounts will soon use Microsoft Multi-Factor Authentication for logging into all email, which includes Microsoft 365 email for students and alumni, Microsoft Teams collaboration software, and employee Exchange email accounts. This is a UM System-required change. It will be implemented at S&T on Wednesday, July 8.
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