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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.

The new release of Universal Actions in Adaptive Cards on Microsoft Teams brings support for user specific views, sequential workflows and up-to-date views on Adaptive Cards! 

Change notifications for Microsoft Teams messages are now available for federated scenarios.

With hybrid work, the need for first-rate meeting experiences, whether remote or in-person, for every participant is critical. Four new features expand the breadth and capabilities of apps in meetings.

Take a tour of the new features for Excel and Outlook that will will help you bring your business solutions more seamlessly into Office.

This year’s Microsoft Build is packed with news ta

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We are excited to share all the new features that we’ve added to Microsoft Graph to enable developers and IT administrators to adapt to a new reality. Learn what's new at Build 2021!

It's Microsoft Build 2021! This year, we have an exciting set of new features and announcements from across the entire canvas of Microsoft 365 that we’re thrilled to share with you!

We would like to congratulate the four winning partners on their awards and publishing their innovative new Microsoft Teams apps.

New Microsoft Graph Toolkit release includes enhanced features that makes your integration with Microsoft Graph even easier than before.