Microsoft Teams is an application that is free to use for all AUP Community members. It allows you to create and share content, as well as collaborate in teams with colleagues or fellow students. It is the official communication and collaboration tool at AUP, supported by Information Technology Services (ITS). This application can help you manage your classes online, organize and participate in online meetings, chat and share your screen with your audience in real time.
DESKTOP AND MOBILE
For the best experience, we recommend using the Teams apps:
Download the Teams app for Windows or Mac.
Mobile apps are available for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone 10 from their respective app stores
ON THE WEB
Chat – Have private one-on-one or group conversations via text, audio, or video.
Meetings – Schedule and invite AUP and non-AUP participants to audio/video conference-based meetings. Teams meeting invitations synchronize automatically with Outlook calendar.
Activity Feed – View recent activities in Teams and search for specific conversations, files, people, and more.
Channels – Focus your Team's discussions by creating topic- or project-specific channels to hold conversations, have meetings, and collaborate on files.
Files – View, edit and collaborate on OneDrive files inside of Teams.
Tabs – Add content or features to a chat or channel. Tabs can include websites, Office 365 applications, and select non-Microsoft content.
Planner tab – Organize shared lists of tasks and collaborate on them with your Team.
Add an App to Teams – Add a bot, tab, connector, or messaging extension to Teams. To do so:
> Click Apps in the bottom-left corner of Teams.
> From there, you can browse available apps or search for a specific one.
Especially: Try the Who app, you will love it. The Who app is linked to AUP directory, which allows you to search for people in AUP by name or by topic.
Teams includes additional features to interact with your students:
Quick Start Guide with Teams for Education (PDF)
Assignments – Distribute and assess tests, homework and quizzes.
> Please note: at the moment, this feature is very lightweight. That's why we recommend using Blackboard Learn for assignments.
Class Notebook – Share class information and resources. If students post work in the class notebook, it will only be visible to themselves and their professors.
Add students to a Teams class manually.
> Friendly reminder: ITS has automated the creation of your classes and your students are already enrolled.
Create a link – Allow students to join a Team automatically.
Whiteboard – Microsoft Whiteboard is a freeform, digital canvas where people, content, and ideas come together. You can use Whiteboard for collaborating with your team and organize many activities — wherever your team members are. You can all work collaboratively using your own device.
IT Services have automated all AUP classes on Teams. If you go to Teams and click "Teams" on the left sidebar, you will see all your classes listed. According to your professors' choices, you will be able to:
Microsoft has set up a series of videos to help you train on Teams on your own.
LinkedIn Learning is also a very rich source of information with a series of videos led by professionals to guide you step by step. Access it with your AUP email address and see all the content they offer about Teams.
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