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How to share your calendar from Outlook (desktop)
- Click “Share Calendar”:
- Choose your settings, then click “Send”:
- Or you could just rely on the campus default and have colleagues use the “scheduling assistant” in the “meeting request”,
- After adding participants
- their calendars can be seen – in timeline format, good for comparing availability of multiple meeting participants –after you click on ribbon item: “scheduling assistant”.
- In current OWA., “meeting request” and “scheduling assistant” look a bit different from/reduced (including permissions) compared to Outlook, as you can see here e.g..
Categories: audience-is-teachers, e-infrastructure, office-software
calendaring, ms-exchange, outlook, scheduling, sharing
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