1. Joining Meetings – Skype for Business Training Deck, Microsoft Join a Skype Meeting What you see when you join Join a Skype Meeting from mobile devices Additional resources

3. Check your audio devices

4. 3 ways to join a meeting

5. Join the meeting with Skype Web App

6. Take a moment to… Find the audio button on Skype For Business Click the calendar tab in Skype for Business to see your meetings

8. What you see in a meetin g

10. Using video 1.Select the camera icon to see a preview of what people will see. When you are ready, select Start My Video button. 2.To see the video window outside of the meeting, select Pop out people region. 3.To end video, click the camera icon again.

11. Pick a layout The Pick a Layout icon in the right hand corner is key to get your screen set-up the way you want (like showing more of what's being presented or attendees pictures).  Gallery View shows all the participants’ pictures or videos.  Content View see a full view of the content, but won’t see the participants.  Compact View shows only the participants’ pictures; hover over a picture to see their contact information.

12. Take a moment to… See what you look like on camera right now If you have a camera on your device, go to Skype for Business Settings (gear) >Tools > Video Device Settings

14. Join a Skype (or Lync) Meeting with iPhone

15. Join a Skype (or Lync) Meeting with iPad

16. Join a Skype (or Lync) Meeting with Android

17. Join a Skype Meeting with Windows Phone

19. LeadingJoiningScheduling Meetings with Skype for Business 

20. Survey

21. Skype for Business Learning Center

22. Mix > Slide RecordingTap Delete Slide Recording to remove one or all recordings Or tap Record to re- record and ink the slide yourself Note: A Mixed slide usually has an icon in the corner How to delete or remix a Mix

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