We’ll be offering additional resources to further enhance programming for faculty to use Microsoft Teams in your teaching practices.

Setting Up Teams

• Teaching in Teams is a general guide to getting started with MS Teams as your virtual learning platform.
• Setting up a Microsoft Teams Meeting teaches you how to create Teams meeting links to share in your course shell with your students.
• Adding Apps to a Teams Meeting teaches you how to seamlessly integrate pre-built software into a class or call. 

Teams and Your Classes

• Supporting Students’ Learning in the Teams Classroom provides short videos to post in eConestoga and share in class to help get your students signed in appropriately to your Teams meeting.
• Setting Norms in Your Teams Class in Week 1 provides tips for communicating your expectations and practicing with Teams as a class.
• Student Use of Teams Chat for Communications with Faculty will provide you with language and direction for students on using Outlook for communications instead of Teams Chat.
• Boost Engagement with Teams Chat describes ways to set up and use the chat feature for engagement and formative assessment during a class.
• Sharing Content in Teams walks you through the many ways that you can share your screen and incorporate videos seamlessly into your lessons. 
• What is Not Obvious About Teaching in Teams: A Chat with Evelyn, Educational Technology Officer shares what Elan can learn about transitioning to Teams from Zoom.

Teams, Recordings, and Exams

• How to Add Your MS Teams Meeting Recordings into Panopto for easy sharing.
• Proctoring Technologies for Tests and Exams will inform you about how Respondus proctoring technologies will function with Microsoft Teams in assessment environments. 

Frequently Asked Questions

• Our Microsoft Teams FAQ document features a number of questions and answers to common questions asked by faculty. Before reaching out for support, look here to see if an answer has already been provided to your Teams question. (Note that you must sign in with your Conestoga ID to view.)

Check back again soon for additional guides and resources to support your teaching.