Difference between revisions of "What is Teams?"
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| − | [https://teams.microsoft.com/ Microsoft Teams] is a 1 on 1 | + | [https://teams.microsoft.com/ Microsoft Teams] is a group-based or 1 on 1 communication platform for both text and rich media communication. It can support up to 250 concurrent users per meeting. |
| − | Teams | + | Teams is a useful option for delivering synchronous (live) lectures or facilitating course discussion and is available to all members of the Brock community. Visit the ITS [https://spprov.azurewebsites.net/sds Self-Serve for Teams Site Creation] to set up a site automatically created for your course, and [[Create a Team]] for more information about this process. |
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Latest revision as of 15:43, 27 August 2021
Microsoft Teams is a group-based or 1 on 1 communication platform for both text and rich media communication. It can support up to 250 concurrent users per meeting.
Teams is a useful option for delivering synchronous (live) lectures or facilitating course discussion and is available to all members of the Brock community. Visit the ITS Self-Serve for Teams Site Creation to set up a site automatically created for your course, and Create a Team for more information about this process.
