Difference between Town hall and meetings

Question

What is the difference between the Town hall and other meetings?

Answer 1

@UtauyoNASE

In Microsoft Teams, a town hall meeting is a type of live event that allows organizers to broadcast a presentation or discussion to a large audience. Attendees can view the event live or watch a recording later. Other meetings in Teams, such as regular meetings or one-on-one meetings, are typically smaller and more interactive. They are often used for collaboration and discussion among team members or with external partners. Town hall meetings in Teams are useful for larger organizations or for situations where a large number of people need to be informed or updated on a particular topic.

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Answer 2

Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum.

A "Town Hall Meeting" in Microsoft Teams typically refers to a specific type of large-scale meeting designed to broadcast information to an organization's broad audience. Town Halls are often used for company-wide or department-wide announcements, updates, and discussions.

However, it's important to note that the terminology may vary, and organizations might use these terms differently based on their internal conventions.

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