Learn how to share control of a Teams meeting by adding co-organizers and presenters, and what each role can do.
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Role
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Can
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Organizer
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Do everything, including change meeting options and breakout rooms
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Co-organizer
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Almost everything the organizer can, like change meeting options and let people in from the lobby
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Presenter
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Share their screen, mute others, and let people in from the lobby
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Attendee
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Talk, chat, and use their camera, but not share their screen
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Before the meeting
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Open the meeting
Open the meeting in your Outlook or Teams calendar and select Meeting options.
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Add co-organizers
Under Choose co-organizers, add up to 10 people from NCU.
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Choose presenters
Under Who can present, pick Everyone, People in my organization, or Specific people.
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During the meeting
Select People, point to a name, select More options (…), and choose Make a presenter or Make an attendee.
Co-organizers must be from NCU. Guests from outside NCU can be presenters but not co-organizers.
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