In a Microsoft Teams meeting, you can interact with other attendees in various ways; by speaking (audio), waving (video) or chatting (text). But if it is a large meeting, and you have something important to say or a question to … Read More
When you join a Microsoft Teams meeting, the meeting usually opens in a separate window. You can always maximise an application window by pressing Alt + Space, then X, or Windows key + Up Arrow. But you can get rid … Read More
You have the choice to change your background in a Microsoft Teams Meeting. You may want to consider this if there is stuff going on, or a distracting amount of clutter, behind you! Press Control + Shift + P to open the … Read More
One of the main features of a meeting in Microsoft Teams is that attendees can see each other’s video. But you may need to switch off your video feed for privacy reasons or bandwidth issues on your connection. Press Control + … Read More
In a Microsoft Teams meeting, you can choose to mute your microphone to avoid unwanted interruption or noise during a meeting. Press Control + Shift + M to mute your microphone. To unmute your microphone, press Control + Shift + … Read More
To attend a Teams meeting, you are usually sent a link, and you just need to Tab to the link in the email, and press Enter. Alternatively, you attend from a Teams event in your calendar, which contains the link. … Read More
Press Control + Full Stop (.) to get a list of all the keyboard shortcuts in Microsoft Teams. If you use JAWS Screen Reader, press your JAWS key + W to get a much more readable list. Press Escape to come out of the Keyboard Shortcuts … Read More
You can only record a Zoom meeting if you are the host or the host has given you permission. To start recording the meeting locally to your PC, press Alt + R, and Zoom will announce that recording has started. After … Read More
One of the most used features in Zoom Meetings is Screen Sharing. Press Alt + S to open the screen sharing dialogue. You can Tab to Sharing Options and use the Arrows to choose an option (usually Screen). Tab again to … Read More
When you join a Zoom meeting, the Zoom application usually opens in a small window. You can always maximise an application window by pressing Alt + Space, then X, or Windows key + Up Arrow. But you can get Zoom … Read More