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Adding a Form to assignment on Microsoft Teams

I have created a new Microsoft Form for my class, I want to set it as an assignment. When i got into the Assignment> Create> New Quiz> my quiz isn't showing in my list nor in my favourites.

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Hi Stephanie A Welcome to the forum. My name is Segunfunmi, and I am an Independent Advisor and Microsoft user just like you. I appreciate you reaching out to me with your query. It seems like you’re having trouble adding a Microsoft Form to an assignment in Microsoft Teams. Here are some steps you can follow: The quizzes displayed in Microsoft Teams when you want to create an assignment are in the ‘My Forms’ in Microsoft Forms. Please ensure the quizzes you created are in quiz format, not form format. If the quizzes you created in your Office 365 account do not display on the ‘My Forms’ page of Microsoft Forms, this could be the reason why you can’t see them when you try to create an assignment. You might need to check where your quizzes are located. In Microsoft Teams, you can also add a Forms tab so you can create a new form or add an existing one that your entire team can edit. Here’s how: Go to the channel you want and click ‘Add a tab’. Under ‘Tabs for your team’, click ‘Forms’. In the Forms tab configuration page that opens, choose ‘Create a shared form that your team can edit’, then provide a name for your new form. If you want to add an existing form, choose ‘Add an existing form’ in the Forms tab configuration page. In the Search field, type in the name of the form you want to add or select from the list below the field. In the dropdown list below ‘Add an existing form’, choose ‘Collect responses’, ‘Show results’, or 'Collaborate. I hope that the information provided has been helpful to you. If you have any further questions or concerns, please feel free to ask. Warm regards Segunfunmi

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Add Assignments and Exclusions to your Applications

Adding assignments and exclusions lets you schedule multiple deployment scenarios for a single application. You can configure deployments for applications for a specific time and let the Workspace ONE UEM console carry out the deployments without further interaction. You can add a single assignment or multiple assignments to control your application deployment and prioritize the importance of the assignment by moving its place in the list up for most important or down for least important. Also, you can also exclude groups from receiving the assignment.

The flexible deployment feature resides in the Assign sections of the application area and offers advantages to the assigning process. You can also exclude groups from receiving the assignment from the Exclusions tab.

You can assign multiple deployments simultaneously and order assignment so that the right distribution criteria and app policies get applied to your devices.You can also customize distribution and app policies for one or more smart groups.

Navigate to Resources > Apps > Native > Internal or Public .

Upload an application and select Save & Assign or select the application and select Assign from the actions menu.

On the Assignments tab, select Add Assignment and complete the following options.

a. In the Distribution tab, enter the following information: Platform-specific configurations are listed separately.

Platform-specific Setting

b. In the Restrictions tab, enter the following information:

c. In the Tunnel tab, enter the following information:

d. In the Application Configuration tab, enter the following information:

Note: You might see additional configuration tabs while configuring productivity apps. For example, if you are configuring a Workspace ONE Notebook application, Account Settings and App policies are displayed. For more information, go to the productivity app documentation.

Select Create .

Select Add Assignment to add new app assignments for your application.

Configure flexible deployment settings for your application by editing the schedules and priority for your deployments. Options that are displayed on this window are platform-specific.

Select the Exclusions tab and enter smart groups, organization groups, and user groups to exclude from receiving this application.

• The system applies exclusions from application assignments at the application level.
• Consider the organization group (OG) hierarchy when adding exclusions. Exclusions at a parent OG do not apply to the devices at the child OG. Exclusions at a child OG do not apply to the devices at the parent OG. Add exclusions at the desired OG.

Select Save & Publish .

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Azure Policy Guest Configuration - Assignments

In the last part of this series around Azure Policy Guest Configuration , you got an introduction to what is Guest Configuration. In this part, you will learn about assigning Guest Configuration policies and initiatives.

Azure Policy Guest Configuration (GC) is an extension to Azure Policy and therefore use the same JSON definition structure. For example, here is the (redacted) GC definition for the policy Audit Windows machines that do not have the specified Windows PowerShell execution policy .

As you see in this definition, the overall document structure is same as an Azure Policy definition. However, the category in the metadata section at the top identifies this as a GC policy. This is a built-in GC policy definition.

Working with GC Policies

The following examples in this section use Azure CLI to work with GC policies. The az policy command helps you in working with policy definitions.

This command filters policy definitions to only GC policies and then returns JSON output containing only a few selected properties. Here is the sample output.

As you see in the output, you can see there are built-in and custom GC policies. The custom policies are what you as an end user can create and publish to your Azure subscription. Also, there are different modes – All and Indexed. The policies that are defined as all mode, the policy gets evaluated for all resource groups, subscriptions, and all resource types. When the policy is in indexed mode, it gets evaluated only for resources types that support tags and location.

To retrieve a single policy definition, you can use the az policy definition show command.

You can assign a GC policy using the az policy assignment command.

Note: There is a guestconfig extension that you can use to manage guest configuration assignments. However, I prefer az policy.

The argument to the --policy parameter is the value of name property you saw in the output of all policy definitions. Once this assignment is complete, you can see it in the portal.

You can trigger a policy compliance run using the az policy state command.

This will trigger the compliance run and wait for the task to return. If you do not want to block console until the task is complete, add --no-wait parameter.

You can check the policy assignment compliance state using the az policy state summarize command.

Working with GC initiatives

Initiatives are groups of policy definition. Initiatives help group related policy definitions and assign them at once to a Azure scope. You can list all available GC initiatives by running the following command.

This returns output similar to what is shown below.

You can now assign an GC initiative using the az policy assignment command and using --policy-set-definition parameter.

Checking the compliance state of an initiative assignment is similar to how you did that for policies.

This is all for today and in the next part of this series, you will learn about writing custom GC policies.

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New-Az Configuration Assignment

Register configuration for resource.

Description

Register maintenance configuration for resource.

Register maintenance configuration for dedicated host.

Register maintenance configuration for InGuest scope

Run cmdlet in the background

-ConfigurationAssignmentName

The configuration assignment name, should match the MaintenanceConfigurationName.

Prompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet.

-DefaultProfile

The credentials, account, tenant, and subscription used for communication with Azure.

-FilterLocation

Allowed locations for dynamic scope.

-FilterOperator

Tag filter operator for dynamic scope.

-FilterOsType

Operating system type for dynamic scope.

-FilterResourceGroup

-filterresourcetype.

Allowed resource types for dynamic scope.

The location without spaces for the resource.

-MaintenanceConfigurationId

The fully qualified MaintenanceConfiguration.

-ProviderName

The resource provider Name.

-ResourceGroupName

The resource Group Name.

-ResourceId

-resourcename.

The resource name.

-ResourceParentName

The parent resource name.

-ResourceParentType

The parent resource type.

-ResourceType

The resource type.

Shows what would happen if the cmdlet runs. The cmdlet is not run.

PSConfigurationAssignment

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