(If guests outside of the Team are invited to the meeting, however, they won’t be able to chat.) If the meeting is recorded, or if people use the chat feature in the meeting, the chat and recording are saved in the channel so that everyone in the channel has access to it. What’s nice about channel meetings is that they are inclusive! Because they occur in a channel, anyone who is part of that Team, with access to that channel, can hop on and join the meeting even if they weren’t originally specifically invited. And “private meetings” are not to be confused with channel meetings which happen within a private channel! In this blog post, we’ll stick with “non-channel meetings” to refer to the meetings in Teams which do not occur within a specific channel.
Non-channel meetings, however, are called “standard meetings,” “Teams meetings,” “personal meetings,” “meetings,” or even “private meetings” across the interwebs.
non-channel meetings.Īn obvious item on the naughty list is the lack of a standard way to refer to these meetings! “Channel meeting” is what Microsoft calls Teams meetings that occur within a Teams channel. If you’re confused by the options for meetings in Teams, you’re not alone! The PixelMill Team recently made fifty billion test meetings (slight exaggeration) to nail down the naughty and nice of channel meetings vs.
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