It is recommended that two people or a department account be given Full Access to a resource calendar. Full Access allows the user or department account to open the resource calendar without a password and grant access rights. If you need Full Access to a resource calendar, contact the ITS Service Desk.
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| title | Recommended resource calendar access rights settings |
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- Grant one or two people Delegate access to the resource calendar. A delegate receives an email notification when the resource is scheduled. A delegate can manage the resource calendar from the email invitation or from the entry directly on the resource calendar.
- The Editor role can be granted to people that need to make changes to the calendar, including accepting or declining entries. An Editor will not receive an email invitation when the resource calendar is scheduled.
- To change or view calendar permissions, go to the resource calendar and click on the Share button on the toolbar.
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| title | Resource scheduling settings |
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Within the resource account, select Gear icon> Options > Calendar > Resource Scheduling. Below are the default settings that can be modified. Options include limiting who can invite the resource to meetings. 
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| title | Import or subscribe to a calendar in Outlook on the web |
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We’ll let the experts explain this one.
Visit Microsoft's Import or subscribe to a calendar in Outlook on the web page for more information. |
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You can switch between the new and old Outlook web clients by clicking on the toggle in the top right corner of Outlook.  Image Removed
To make changes to the resource calendar's preferences found under the Gear icon, you will need to use the old Outlook web client. |
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