July 2020 brought many new features: some to help get back to school, some to help you stay more informed, plus new ways to keep sharing and stay better connected. This month brought: SharePoint site templates for Education, our timeline and support for the retiring of SharePoint 2010 Workflows, how to access Visio as a tab within Teams channels, sharing of moved files, and more.

July 2020 brought many new features: a New Employee Onboarding Hub, Hub permissions for visitors, SharePoint Migration Tool (SPMT) support for SharePoint Server 2019 (GA), Microsoft Lists, Quick Edit improvements, Add to OneDrive, and more.

June 2020 brought the 100GB file uploads, Microsoft Search: Acronym Answers, site analytics updates, Quick Edit updates for lists and libraries, a new default teal site theme, sharing links to block downloads of PDFs, images and audio, and more.

May 2020 brought the Save for later web part, updated Yammer Conversations web part, scheduling pages and news, an extended site footer, ease of migration into Microsoft Teams, lists flexibility and more.

April 2020 brought modernized MMS, file card “conversations”, stock images, audience targeting in navigation, SharePoint spaces preview, Yammer app for Teams, and more.

March 2020 brought multi-lingual publishing, wiki-linking for pages, custom theming for the SharePoint mobile app, updated “add a tab” experience in Microsoft Teams, conditional formatting for lists and more…

February 2020 brought Mover worldwide, pushed out a new Live Events support program, added the SharePoint admin global reader role, unblocked desktop OneNote files from moving to the cloud, brought more of the Power Platform to the government cloud and more.

January 2020 brought SharePoint page version, custom search, Office 365 Video retirement, image resizing, email notification for comments and @mention and more…