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This is available also to Desktop Client users if they open the chat window. However it is easy to change the vote while in the chat. The view is not as great as for Desktop Client users since the poll ends up in the chat. You can just hit + Create new and you can add new poll just like beforeįorms has also a auto-fill option available if it recognizes your question’s pattern and can suggest adding a few options with a click of a Add all button. In the case of polls: you can use these to add new polls while in the meeting!.Different view to organizer / presenter and to regular attendee (they don’t see the app).
SIDENOTES MISSING FROM ONENOTE FOR WINDOWS 10 UPDATE
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You can only create polls with these – not full Forms forms. The next view allows you to define the poll Adding a poll before the meeting is started

Now we have added an application to our meeting – in this case Forms.

You need a couple of clicks to get it added to the meeting. These are the apps that will work in the meeting. Let’s click it.įrom there you can see the list of apps that are optimized for meetings. When you are in the meeting details you notice there the + icon next to Whiteboard in the menu. So use the Desktop Teams and make sure you have set the Modern Meeting Experience on. It is good to note that using polls the best way requires the Teams Desktop Client with Modern Meeting Experience. The easiest way to get started with this is to create a new meeting where you can test it.

Create a meeting and add a poll app to it Let’s take a look how you can add polls to meetings in a step-by-step walkthrough. Among the first applications to add to meetings were Forms and Polly. The ability to add polls ( finally! Just saying.) to Microsoft Teams meetings became possible recently when the feature to add applications to Teams meetings was released to general availability.
