Microsoft Teams
Overview
Microsoft Teams is a communications and collaboration platform that integrates with many other services within Office365 such as One Note, Excel, Word etc. You can use teams to share information and files and quickly form project teams to collaborate on large and small projects or issues.
Use the topics below to learn about Microsoft Teams. If this is your first time here, or if you're just getting started with Microsoft Teams, start with pages under the Getting Started with Microsoft Teams topic below.
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- Getting Started With Microsoft Teams
- This topic will cover basic how to items and references for starting out with Microsoft Teams. This includes how to install Microsoft Teams, how to log in / sign in to teams and more! If you're just getting started, or don't know where to start with Microsoft Teams, this is where you want to be!
- Transitioning Items to Microsoft Teams
- This topic covers how to move various items into Microsoft Teams. This may range from things such as a personal "OneNote" notebook that may have been shared with others in the past, or how to setup and move files to Teams etc.
- Webinars with Microsoft Teams
- This topic covers the essentials of using and running Webinars within Microsoft Teams. All full-time faculty and employees can run/organize a webinar or meeting with up to 1000 participants. Adjuncts and part-time employees are limited to organizing/running meetings and webinars of up to 300 participants.