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Description:
With breakout rooms in Microsoft Teams, participants can gather in smaller groups for conversations and brainstorming sessions.
⇒ NOTE: Only meeting organizers on the desktop version of Teams can create and manage breakout rooms. Organizers and presenters must first join the meeting to create or manage breakout rooms.
Information:
Important: Meetings of more than 300 people are not able to use breakout rooms. Likewise, if you create breakout rooms before a meeting, you won't be able to invite more than 300 people. For more info about managing large Teams meetings see: Best practices for a large meeting in Microsoft Teams - Microsoft Support
Automatically assign participants to a room when a breakout room is created. If you'd like to move people around later in the meeting, you will need to do so manually.
How to create and user breakout rooms:
This Microsoft Support article, Use breakout rooms in Microsoft Teams meetings, includes instructions and tips on:
- Creating breakout rooms
- Changing breakout room settings before a meeting
- Assigning people to breakout rooms manually
- Setting time limits
- Joining and leaving a breakout room
- and more!
Additional Info/Resources:
See 'Related Articles' for additional information.
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