A Microsoft Team meeting is an easy and convenient way to meet with your coworkers, your students, or even your classmates. They can even be recorded for later viewing! Teams Scheduling is built in to a few different areas of Microsoft Office. Here are the steps on how describing a few different ways that you can get these set up:
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3. Fill out the meeting form with the appropriate information and enter the email addresses of attendees you wish to invite. You can also create a Contact Group and send the invitation to it. Attendees will need do not have to sign in to join the meeting, but CSU Faculty, Staff, and Students are encouraged to sign in with their eName@colostate.edu and CSU password to enter the when joining a meeting. (Not their your eName@rams.colostate.edu!)
Scheduling within the Outlook Application to invite Canvas course members with a Teams Meeting link
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4. Paste the link in your Canvas course where it is accessible to your students.They can Attendees do not have to sign in to join the meeting by clicking the link and entering , but CSU Faculty, Staff, and Students are encouraged to sign in with their eName@colostate.edu and CSU Passwordpassword when joining a meeting. (NOT their Not your eName@rams.colostate.edu!)
Scheduling on the Office 365 Web Portal
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7. Send the meeting invitation. Attendees will need do not have to sign in to join the meeting, but CSU Faculty, Staff, and Students are encouraged to sign in with their eName@colostate.edu and CSU password to enter the when joining a meeting. (Not their your eName@rams.colostate.edu!)
Scheduling within the Microsoft Teams Application or Web Application
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3. Title the meeting and invite attendees by email address. They will receive an email with a link to the meeting. Attendees will need do not have to sign in to join the meeting, but CSU Faculty, Staff, and Students are encouraged to sign in with their eName@colostate.edu and CSU password to enter the when joining a meeting. (Not their your eName@rams.colostate.edu!)