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- Download Microsoft Teams now and get connected across devices on Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android. Collaborate better with the Microsoft Teams app.
- In all but the smallest meetings, it can be hard to have open discussions and a meaningful exchange of ideas. Create breakout rooms to bring participants into small groups for lively conversation and brainstorming sessions.
- Select the number of rooms you want (50 max), and whether you want Teams to assign people to rooms (Automatically) or you want to choose the people for each room yourself (Manually). Note: This is the only time you can choose to have people automatically assigned to breakout rooms.
The Microsoft Teams Exploratory experience lets users in your organization who have Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) and aren't licensed for Teams initiate an exploratory experience of Teams. Admins can switch this feature on or off for users in their organization. The earlier Microsoft Commercial Cloud Trial is now replaced by the Teams Exploratory experience.
What's in the Teams Exploratory experience
Microsoft Teams, the hub for team collaboration in Microsoft 365, integrates the people, content, and tools your team needs to be more engaged and effective.
The service plans that an admin will see as part of the Teams Exploratory experience are:
Exchange Online (Plan 1)
Flow for Microsoft 365 or Office 365
Insights by MyAnalytics
Microsoft Forms (Plan E1)
Microsoft Planner
Microsoft Search
Microsoft StaffHub
Microsoft Stream for Microsoft 365 and Office 365 E1 SKUs 1
Microsoft Teams
Mobile Device Management for Microsoft 365 or Office 365
Office Mobile Apps for Office 365
Office Online
PowerApps for Microsoft 365 or Office 365
SharePoint Online (Plan 1)
Sway
To-Do (Plan 1)
Whiteboard (Plan 1)
Yammer Enterprise
1 The change from using Microsoft Stream to OneDrive for Business and SharePoint for meeting recordings will be a phased approach. At launch, you'll be able to opt in to this experience. In November, you'll have to opt out if you want to continue using Stream. Sometime in early 2021, we'll require all customers to use OneDrive for Business and SharePoint for new meeting recordings.
Who's eligible
Users fit the criteria for a Teams Exploratory experience if they:
- Have a managed Azure AD domain email address.
- Belong to a tenant with a paid subscription.
- Do not have an active Teams license.
- Are not in a tenant where a license assignment policy was created.
Users must be enabled to sign up for apps and trials (in the Microsoft 365 admin center). For more information, see Manage the Teams Exploratory experience, later in this article.
Who isn't eligible
Users don't fit the criteria if they:
- Currently or previously had Teams from a paid, unpaid, or trial license
- Are in a tenant that used/received at least one special COVID offer.
Your organization isn't eligible for this offer if you're a Syndication Partner Customer or a GCC, GCC High, DoD, or EDU customer.
How users sign up for the Teams Exploratory experience
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Eligible users can sign up for the Teams Exploratory experience by signing in to Teams from the desktop or web (teams.microsoft.com). At this time, enabling Exploratory through mobile is not supported. When they sign up, they'll be assigned this license automatically and the tenant admin will receive an email notification the first time someone in your org starts the Teams Exploratory experience.
Manage the Teams Exploratory experience
The Teams Exploratory experience is meant to be initiated by individual end users, and you can't initiate this offer on behalf of end-user employees.
The Teams Exploratory experience comes with an Exchange Online license, but it won't be assigned to the user until the admin assigns it. If the user doesn't have an Exchange license already, and the admin has yet to assign the Exchange Online license, the user won't be able to schedule meetings in Teams and might be missing other Teams functionality.
Admins can disable the ability for end users to run the Teams Exploratory experience within their organization by using the Trial apps and services switch.
Prevent users from installing trial apps and services
You can turn off a user's ability to install trial apps and services, which would prevent the user from running the Teams Exploratory experience.
From the Microsoft 365 admin center, go to Settings > Org settings, select Services, and then select User owned apps and services.
Clear the check mark from Let users install trial apps and services.
Note
If your organization is ineligible for the Teams Exploratory experience, you won't see the Let users install trial apps and services option.
Manage availability for a user with a license that includes Teams
A user who is assigned a license that includes Teams isn't eligible for the Teams Exploratory experience. When the Teams service plan is turned on, the user can sign in and use Teams. If the service plan is disabled, the user can't sign in and the Teams Exploratory experience isn't available. You must have admin privileges.
To turn off access to Teams:
In the Microsoft 365 admin center, select Users > Active users.
Select the box next to the name of the user.
In the Product licenses row, choose Edit.
In the Product licenses pane, switch the toggle to Off.
Manage Teams availability for users who are already using the Teams Exploratory experience
If a user is running the Teams Exploratory experience, you can turn it off by removing the license or service plan. You must have admin privileges.
To turn off the Teams Exploratory experience license:
In the Microsoft 365 admin center, select Users > Active users.
Select the box next to the name of the user.
In the Product licenses row, choose Edit.
In the Product licenses pane, switch the toggle for this exploratory license to Off.
Note
The Teams Exploratory toggle switch will appear after the first user in the organization launches the Teams Exploratory experience.
Manage Teams for users who have the Teams Exploratory license
You can manage users who have the Teams Exploratory license just like you manage users who have a regular paid license. For more information, see Manage Teams settings for your organization.
Upgrade users from the Teams Exploratory license
To upgrade users from the Teams Exploratory license (you must have admin privileges), do the following tasks:
Purchase a subscription that includes Teams.
Remove the Teams Exploratory subscription from the user.
Assign the newly purchased license.
For more information, see Microsoft Teams service description.
Note
If the Teams Exploratory license ends and a user isn't immediately upgraded to a subscription that includes Teams, they have 30 days of grace period and then another 30 days after which time the data is going to be deleted. The user still exists in Azure Active Directory. Once a new license is assigned to the user to enable Teams functionality again, all content will still exist if the user is added within the grace period time frame.
What happens to legacy Microsoft Teams Commercial Cloud Trial licenses
As of February 2020, eligible users can begin using the latest Microsoft Teams Exploratory experience. All legacy Teams Commercial Cloud Trial licenses will be automatically converted to the new offer before their trial expires.
When users sign in to their expired Teams Commercial Cloud Trial for the first time, we automatically assign a Teams Exploratory experience license to those users. Users aren't converted until they sign in.
Remove a Teams Exploratory license
If you would like to remove this license by using PowerShell, see:Remove licenses from user accounts with Office 365 PowerShell
If you would like to remove this license through the admin portal, see:Delete a user from your organization
What is the data retention policy
See Microsoft 365 subscription information.
How long does the Teams Exploratory experience last
As of early 2021, Teams Exploratory is available as a 12 month subscription (from initial user sign-up) for all new customers. The new Teams Exploratory subscription starts when the first user in an organization signs-up for Teams Exploratory and it will expire after 12 months. The expiry date will apply to all users in the same tenant as the 12-month term begins on the first user's sign-up date.
Note
The end date for the experience is configured at an organization level, meaning it will apply to all users in the same organization. For example, User 1 signs up for the subscription on January 1, 2021. This initiates a subscription end-date of December 31, 2021. Another user, User 2, signs up for the subscription on October 1, 2021. User 2 can use Teams Exploratory for two months, as their end-date will be December 31, 2021 because they're under the same organization's subscription as User 1.
What should administrators do at the end of the 12 month Teams Exploratory experience
At the end of the 12 month subscription, administrators should convert all Teams Exploratory users to a paid license that includes Teams. It is vital to ensure this is completed before the Teams Exploratory subscription expires to avoid any disruption to user's experience.
Note
Customers will be disabled and blocked from starting a new Exploratory trial licenses for 3 months past the expiration of their previous Exploratory trial license.
For more information, see Upgrade users from the Teams Exploratory license), above in this article.
-->NewTek NDI® (Network Device Interface) technology is a modern solution for connecting media devices (such as a studio camera and mixer). Instead of using physical connections, NDI® technology enables connectivity over a local intranet, including on a local machine.
NDI® technology has become a standard industry solution for producing live content for streams and has gained significant awareness and adoption in the professional broadcast world.
Skype previously added NDI®-out functionality to Skype in late 2018. Microsoft Teams uses this functionality to improve the meeting experience.
NDI® technology is limited to a local network and should only be considered a part of the production workflow, not a broadcast solution.
Turn on NDI® technology
NDI® technology requires two steps to be turned on for a user.
- The tenant admin must enable the 'AllowNDIStreaming' property in CsTeamsMeetingPolicy.
- After this change has populated, the end user must turn on NDI® technology for their specific client from Settings > Permissions.
When a user joins a meeting, they'll see a message that notifies them that the meeting is being broadcast. If users don't want to be included in the broadcast, they'll need to drop from the meeting.
The following image shows the banner message that a user sees in a Teams meeting.
The banner has a link to the Microsoft privacy policy.
Note
NDI® is activated per session only. On the next login, the user must activate it before using NDI®.
Supported locales and user types
NDI® technology is supported in all locales. The following users are included in an NDI® technology stream, but not all users can access the NDI® technology stream:
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- In-tenant – full support, delivered based on ring/tenantId/userId (controlled by Meetings Policy)
- Federated – no stream access (even when they have NDI® technology on)1
- Premium - no stream access
- Anonymous – no stream access
- Guest – no stream access
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1 Devices have an NDI® technology setting that is on by default. If a meeting participant is using a device with NDI® technology off, they'll need to turn on NDI® technology.
