With Microsoft Viva becoming more relevant to businesses and organisations I will be publishing a regular post to show whats new on the roadmap.
| New Features | Current Status | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft Viva: Discover experts and answers from Topics | In Development |
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The Author – Blogabout.Cloud
This post will track Microsoft Viva features from In Development to Launched, then archive the Launched features so you as the read only see the new developments and track them through the release cycle from Microsoft.
Last updated: 26th March
| Feature Name | Product | Date Announced |
| Microsoft Viva: Topics in Microsoft Search in Bing | Topics | 24th March 2021 |
| Microsoft Viva: Support for types of topics | Topics | 24th March 2021 |
| Microsoft Viva: Improvements for Topic Management | Topics | 24th March 2021 |
| Microsoft Viva: Resolve topic name similarities | Topics | 24th March 2021 |
| Microsoft Viva: Topics in Yammer – Preview | Topics | 24th March 2021 |
| Microsoft Viva: Extended language support | Topics | 24th March 2021 |
| Microsoft Viva: Graph connected content indexed into topic card – Preview | Topics | 24th March 2021 |
| Microsoft Viva: Discover experts and answers from Topics | Topics | 26th March 2021 |
Nothing to announce
Nothing to announce
Nothing to announce
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The Author – Blogabout.Cloud
With Microsoft Viva becoming more relevant to businesses and organisations I will be publishing a regular post to show whats new on the roadmap.
| New Features | Current Status | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft Viva: Topics in Microsoft Search in Bing | In Development | |||
| Microsoft Viva: Support for types of topics | In Development | |||
| Microsoft Viva: Improvements for Topic Management | In Development | |||
| Microsoft Viva: Resolve topic name similarities | In Development | |||
| Microsoft Viva: Topics in Yammer – Preview | In Development | |||
| Microsoft Viva: Extended language support | In Development | |||
| Microsoft Viva: Graph connected content indexed into topic card – Preview | In Development |
Regards
The Author – Blogabout.Cloud
During Microsoft Ignite there was a session called OD370 – Introducing Microsoft Viva Learning. In this session, it provided details in how to configure Microsoft Viva Learning.
I am now going to run over this session and provide the details described in the video.
The Learning App is an extension to Microsoft Teams which allows the content from various sources into a single panel of glass. By default, you will be able to access the following locations.
Important Note
Microsoft has not release much information around the licencing for LinkedIn Learning with the Learning App as present.
| LinkedIn Learning |
| Microsoft Learn |
| Microsoft 365 Training |
You will also be able to include the following 3rd parties at launch of the Learning App
| Coursera |
| edX |
| Pluralsight |
| Skillsoft |
You will also be able to pull SharePoint content via a connector into the Microsoft Team Learning App.
At present, you are unable to configure the Learning App as it’s not in public preview or general availability. However, this doesn’t stop me from explaining the steps required.
Launch you Microsoft 365 Admin Center
Go to Integrated apps under Settings
Under Services will be “Learning App”
Once you selected the Learning App you will be able to enable or disable the content sources.
In preparation for the launch of the Learning App, you are unable to publish the app centrally from Microsoft Teams Admin Centre. This will be made available at the launch of this solution.
But you can install Learning app manually to your Teams Client today.
Heres a blog post I did about the Insight apps which is available today, you can follow the same process to publish the Learning (when available) to your organisation.
Sign up here for latest information about http://aka.ms/vivalearning
Public preview of Microsoft Viva Learning App should be hitting tenants for Admins sometime in April. No confirmed date from Microsoft has been released.
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The Author – Blogabout.Cloud
In this post I am going to show you how to install the Microsoft Viva Insights app for your end users at a administrative level from the Microsoft Teams console. So lets get to it;
Launch https://admin.teams.microsoft.com
Go to Teams App –> Setup Policies
Best Practice / Recommendations
It is always best practice not to modify the Global (Org-wide default) policies. It recommended to create a new policy which will limit impact to the production environment.
Once you have either create a new policy or decided to modify the global policy. Click Add Apps
Search for Insights and click Add
While in the policy you may decide to add Insights as a Pinned App, you will need to add Insights app as shown below
Click Save
The Insights applications will now be installed and added to pinned apps with the Teams Client
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The Author – Blogabout.Cloud
