Microsoft Teams call queues: Microsoft has acknowledged unplanned problems with call queues in Microsoft Teams. Here's what people at the UO are reporting:

• Call queue settings are missing from the Settings menu in the Teams desktop and mobile apps.
• Toggling oneself on or off from the Calls tab of a call queue team doesn't stick. That is, it reverts to its prior state.
• Changes to the call queue membership don't seem to update properly.

Microsoft Teams call queues: Some people at the UO are reporting problems with call queues in Microsoft Teams. Specifically:

• Call queue settings are missing from the Settings menu in the Teams desktop and mobile apps.
• Toggling oneself on or off from the Calls tab of a call queue team doesn't stick. That is, it reverts to its prior state.
• Changes to the call queue membership don't seem to update properly.

UO staff are investigating.

• Microsoft Teams mobile app: Microsoft reports that it has resolved the problem of some Teams users not seeing all their channels in the Teams mobile app. 
• Microsoft Stream: UO staff have now retired the classic version of Microsoft's Stream video service. Learn more about the new Stream (on SharePoint) experience. More details are available in a July 27 email to UO users of Stream.

• Microsoft Teams mobile app: Some Teams users are not seeing all their channels in the Teams mobile app. This was first reported on Wednesday, Sept. 27. Microsoft is in the process of rolling out a fix, and is expecting this issue to be resolved by Tuesday, Oct. 3. Workaround: Use Teams via the desktop app or web version.
• Microsoft Stream: UO staff have now retired the classic version of Microsoft's Stream video service. Learn more about the new Stream (on SharePoint) experience. More details are available in a July 27 email to UO users of Stream.

• Microsoft Teams mobile app: Some Teams users are not seeing all their channels in the Teams mobile app. This was first reported on Wednesday, Sept. 27. Microsoft is in the process of rolling out a fix, and is expected this issue to be resolved by Tuesday, Oct. 3. Workaround: Use Teams via the desktop app or web version.
• Microsoft Stream: UO staff have now retired the classic version of Microsoft's Stream video service. Learn more about the new Stream (on SharePoint) experience. More details are available in a July 27 email to UO users of Stream.

• Microsoft Teams mobile app: Some Teams users are not seeing all their channels in the Teams mobile app. This was first reported on Wednesday, Sept. 27. Microsoft is working to resolve this issue, which they believe relates to a recent update. Workaround: Use Teams via the desktop app or web version.
• Microsoft Stream: UO staff have now retired the classic version of Microsoft's Stream video service. Learn more about the new Stream (on SharePoint) experience. More details are available in a July 27 email to UO users of Stream.

Microsoft Stream: UO staff have now retired the classic version of Microsoft's Stream video service. Learn more about the new Stream (on SharePoint) experience. More details are available in a July 27 email to UO users of Stream.

• Scheduling Poll: Microsoft is reporting problems with Scheduling Poll. Specifically, people may be unable to view their polls and may get the following error message: "Your poll can't be displayed right now." Microsoft reports that they're working on a remediation plan.
• Microsoft Stream: UO staff have now retired the classic version of Microsoft's Stream video service. Learn more about the new Stream (on SharePoint) experience. More details are available in a July 27 email to UO users of Stream.

Microsoft Stream: UO staff have now retired the classic version of Microsoft's Stream video service. Learn more about the new Stream (on SharePoint) experience. More details are available in a July 27 email to UO users of Stream.

Microsoft Stream: UO staff have now retired the classic version of Microsoft's Stream video service. Learn more about the new Stream (on SharePoint) experience. More details are available in a July 27 email to UO users of Stream.