
Discover how to upload, edit, and share videos in Microsoft Stream, create groups and channels with permissions, and run live events using the Stream interface integrated with Microsoft 365.
Log in to your Microsoft 365 account and launch stream via the web, then access the main interface featuring trending videos and your watch list with intuitive navigation.
Navigate the Stream interface from the homepage to view trending videos, the watch list, and popular channels, then use discover, my content, create, and search to manage and upload content.
Learn to view and stream videos in Microsoft 365 Stream by discovering content, using search and sorting (trending, by name, publicity), and watching with interactive details and comments.
Upload a video to stream by dragging, dropping, or browsing, then add the title, description, and keywords; configure language, thumbnails, permissions, comments, noise suppression, captions, and subtitles, and publish.
Record screen or video within the stream app by choosing camera and mic, sharing screen, window, or chrome tab, with a 15-minute limit, then save as draft or publish.
Explore comprehensive video options in Microsoft 365 Stream (Classic), including playback speed and quality controls, audio-only mode, theater and full-screen viewing, sharing, trimming, replacing, and commenting.
Discover how to add videos to your watch list, access it from home or my content, and manage items by adding or removing them for convenient later viewing.
Discover how groups and channels organize videos. Enable groups to grant permissions and auto-create from Office 365 groups, while channels have no separate permissions and group videos by theme.
Create groups in Stream that sync with Microsoft 365 groups and add members, generating a group email. Upload videos, create channels, and assign videos to the group using permissions.
Create a channel in Microsoft 365 Stream (classic) by choosing a group or company wide option and linking it to a test group, then publish a video.
discover relevant channels in Microsoft 365 Stream (Classic), follow them to get notifications of new content, and use search and sort to find channels by keyword, videos, or followers.
Create and manage live events in Microsoft 365 stream (classic) with an encoder, including naming, description, thumbnail, start options, permissions, captions and subtitles, and save or publish.
Set up your encoder, software or hardware, using manual or preset options, then configure a secure connection if needed and launch the live event from your computer.
Discover how to personalize your Microsoft 365 Stream (Classic) experience by adjusting general settings—theme, colors, language, time zone, password, notification options, and company policies.
Explore Microsoft 365 Stream (Classic) admin settings to manage admins, spotlight videos, live events, company policies, usage details, data privacy, and permissions for video upload and channel creation.
Explore stream's accessibility options with keyboard playback controls, allowing full screen, mute, volume up/down, seek with left/right arrows, percentage jumps via number keys, and spacebar pause for keyboard-first viewing.
Download the Microsoft Stream mobile app, sign in with your 365 account, and access discover, search, upload or record, offline viewing, watch lists, and quality settings.
Explore Microsoft Stream navigation, upload and view videos, and manage groups and channels, then review your organization’s stream setup and discover available videos to add.
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This course is designed to teach students about Microsoft Office 365 Stream. Stream is a video service app in the Office 365 suite where people in an organization can view all video content provided by their organization. Stream integrates seamlessly with applications across the Office Suite so users can create, share, discover, and manage video easily and securely within Stream and other Office 365 applications. Users can access content via created Groups and Channels and if given Admin privileges, can provide or restrict viewing and creation access. Stream users can watch videos from across their organization in the Stream application or in other applications at any time, on any device.
Users can also create live events using Microsoft Stream across the organization. They can schedule, produce, and deliver live events for a variety of scenarios such as companywide events, leadership updates and more. Live events enable producers to curate and control the content that is broadcast to an audience.
This course was renamed to Microsoft 365 Stream (Classic) and will not receive any more updates as Microsoft is phasing it out. Please see Microsoft 365 Stream for the newest content available.