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'''Microsoft Stream''' is an enterprise Additional network and video service that gives a single destination connections are provided for video management, with builtcarry-in intelligence, and deep integration across '''Office 365''' serviceslaptops. '''Microsoft Stream''' will provide a video viewing platform Laptops already configured for classes that wish use on the main campus LAN or wireless network may use these hookups to upload videos of class materials and for staff offices that want to record meetings and other relevant college activitiescontrol the projectors in these rooms. Other laptops needing network access will require advance arrangements with Computer Support. See also [[Guest Network Access]].
This article will explain how to uploadScheduling: The Registrar's office, manage102 Eldridge Hall, and search for videos on the '''Microsoft Stream''' platform. =='''Information and Guides about Stream'''==*[[How to Access Microsoft Stream]] - Learn where to access '''Microsoft Stream''' on a computer and a mobile device. *[[How to Upload Videos to Microsoft Stream]] - Learn how to upload a video and change basic permissions of that video. *[[How to Edit Permissions in Microsoft Stream]] - Control who has permission to view your uploaded videos and recorded meetings.*[[How to Use Channels and Groups in Microsoft Stream]] - Learn the difference between channels and groups in '''Microsoft Stream'''. *[[How to Search for Content in Microsoft Stream]] - Learn how to use the advanced search features to find specific content. *[[How to Share and Embed a Video in Microsoft Stream]] - Learn how to share a video directly with users or through Office 365. =='''FAQ about Stream'''== =='''Related Topics'''==x 5216
Protected "Multimedia Classrooms" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]
[[Image:Stream1Murdocktech.pngjpg|right]]==Description==<youtube>RaFwmFAJUwY</youtube><br>All standard sized classrooms in Murdock Hall and eight similar classrooms in Bowman Hall (rooms rooms 104, 106, 201, 203, 205, 209, 211 and 215) and two in Mark Hopkins Hall (14, 15) are enhanced for computer and multimedia presentations by inclusion of a PC, data projector plus VCR and DVD players.
