This article provides instructions on how to turn captions on and off in a Teams Meeting. It also includes information on the purpose and functionality of captions.

This article reviews how to change your view in a Teams Meeting.

This article will review information about transcription and closed captioning in Microsoft Teams.

This article will provide some foundational information and resources on Teams Meetings.

This article describes how to create an interactive video quiz using Kaltura. This article is for USNH Faculty.

Learn about the Home Page and Navigation when using the Salesforce Lightning User Interface.

In Fall 2025, Microsoft is replacing two existing LTIs (Teams Classes and Teams Meetings) with an all inclusive LTI Called Microsoft Education.

This article provides an outline of the Activity Timeline in the Salesforce User interface - Lightning.

Starting July 1st, 2025 USNH has ended its institutional support of Zoom.  This article reviews where to go for Zoom and further support post our transition to Microsoft Teams Meetings as our primary video conferencing software.

This article details steps for moving your Microsoft Forms to a Microsoft Group.

For after July 1st 2025, this article also covers what to do once all accounts have been unlinked to be able to maintain account that will be associated with your previous USNH account or create a new account. This will allow you to continue on with a Zoom account and is especially useful for those intending to purchase Zoom

This article will outline information regarding using the Chat Feature within a Teams Meeting. This includes settings and best practices.

If you're having issues loading Teams Meetings and can't load, this issue occurs if you use the Trusted Sites feature in your browser and you don't add the URLs for Microsoft Teams to the list of sites that your browser should trust.

Windows Hello is a multi-factor authentication option for domain-joined workstations using Microsoft Windows 10 and 11. It enables a strong and secure authentication method that turns the user’s PC into one of their log-in factors, binding a device-specific login to the user’s local account. Windows Hello will be enabled for individual-use USNH-managed Windows computers during Summer 2025.

Windows Hello is a multi-factor authentication option for domain-joined workstations using Microsoft Windows 10 and 11. It enables a strong and secure authentication method that turns the user’s PC into one of their log-in factors, binding a device-specific login to the user’s local account. Windows Hello will be enabled for individual-use USNH-managed Windows computers during Summer 2025.