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Revision as of 15:17, 2 June 2017
Follow these steps to create your own Microsoft Teams site and populate it with people, channels, and content.
Log in
Open the website https://teams.microsoft.com and enter your email address | |
Once redirected to the SMUS login page, enter your password and log in |
Create Team
A Microsoft Team is a collaborative group. You can use a team as a departmental group, or any other collection of people working on a common task.
Create Channels
Inside each Microsoft Team, you can create channels that divide the team up into tasks. For example, you might create a channel to work on one specific project, or for a series of related projects.