Microsoft Teams is part of Microsoft Office 365, which means if you’ve got Office 365 installed on your computer, the Microsoft Teams app was installed as well.
A team’s owner can create a Tasks board for the project, create tasks for each piece of the project, and assign individual tasks to group members. Additionally, you can use Tasks by Planner and To Do to help facilitate project management. Multiple people can work on Word, PowerPoint, and Excel documents at the same time - as you might be familiar with from using Google Docs - so everyone can work together on files for a specific project. You can also collaboratively work on Microsoft Office documents through Teams. First off, you can use OneNote through Teams to build a meeting agenda, and all group members can help take notes during a meeting. Microsoft Teams makes it easy to work with others on projects where collaboration is important– you can create a team for a specific project and use it to store files, take notes, and have discussions with your team members – all in one place! There are many ways you can use Teams to help facilitate collaboration – and here are a few ideas to help you get started. Let’s go ahead and get started with today’s session.
And finally, we’ll talk about how to use Tasks by Planner and To Do for project management. We’ll also learn how to do common tasks in Microsoft Teams, such as uploading and editing files, starting conversations, and hosting meetings.
In today’s session, we’ll be covering the following: First, we’ll explore some ideas for using Microsoft Teams as a collaboration tool. Description of the video: Welcome to Microsoft Teams at IU: Basic Collaboration and Project Management Tools.
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