Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Teams replaced Skype for Business as the primary platform for unified communication in Office 365. Teams combines persistent workplace chat, video meetings, file storage (including collaboration on files), and application integration. These features function much the same as they did in Skype for Business; you can send instant messages (chat), hold and attend meetings, share your screen or other content, and hold video and audio calls.
Microsoft Teams Training & Tips
Below are some links for training on the basics of Microsoft Teams:
End-user training for Microsoft Teams
Instructor-led training for Microsoft Teams
On-Demand end-user training for Microsoft Teams
Everyday Etiquette in Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Teams Notifications
Notifications in Teams can be customized in many different ways. Here are a few helpful articles with details on handling notifications in Teams
Manage notifications in Teams
Quick Guide: How to Manage Microsoft Teams Notifications
Microsoft Teams Channel Conversations
- Start a new conversation when asking a new question or starting a new topic.
- Use threaded replies instead of starting a new conversation when responding to a question or topic.
- Remember to use @ mentions. The person you are trying to get in touch with is more likely to see your post if you @ mention them.
Teams is also available for mobile:
Teams iOS App
Teams Android App
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