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You can now subscribe to all types of changes (create, update, and delete) to teams, channels, and team membership. You also have the option to request resource data when receiving the change notification itself. The expansion of support to these additional Teams resources will open even more scenarios that you can tap into and automate.

Learn about some scenarios where these APIs come in handy and view the code snippets that you can leverage to manage Tags and Time Clock in Teams.

We are adjusting our Microsoft 365 platform community call structure based on the community survey feedback. As part of this change, some calls will be discontinued and combined to more holistic Microsoft 365 platform call with engineering demos across the platform.

At Analysis Cloud Limited, we’ve used Office Scripts to completely automate a Covid-19 reporting process used by one of our clients. Using Office Scripts meant that an arduous process was reduced to a simple action.

The userPurpose API will be offline for some pre-production updates. To mitigate the impact of this downtime, we are making another *temporary* API called userPurposeV2.

Learn how to use the Microsoft Graph Postman collection to explore the Microsoft Graph API.

The new Universal Action model for Adaptive Cards includes many improvements. Get a glimpse of what they are and how our partners are already using them to transform user experiences.

We’re rolling out some improvements for working with files in the SharePoint recycle bin. Once these changes are active, files and folders that are recycled will be placed into new “recycle bin libraries”. Contents of recycled files in these new libraries can be accessed by APIs with the use of a special request header.

The assignments API in Microsoft Graph, now generally available on the v1.0 endpoint, makes it easy for you to build solutions that integrate with educational resources for various school and classroom scenarios.

Learn how to navigate the Microsoft Graph Powershell SDK and how to use the SDK for some of the core features available with Microsoft Graph.