Microsoft Teams
Students, faculty and staff use Microsoft Teams for online/live class sessions and meetings. Teams sites offer file sharing and threaded conversations that persist. But note that D2L remains the place for course content and asynchronous class discussion.
Microsoft Teams meetings: for online/live class sessions and meetings
- Meetings basics
- Scheduling meetings
- Attendee vs. presenter roles
- Sharing your screen (and audio)
- Polls and Surveys
- Whiteboard
- Uploading/sharing videos
- Breakout meetings
Meetings basics
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Learn about Microsoft Teams
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Download and access Microsoft Teams
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Join a Teams online class or meeting
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Instructors: Using Teams in your online course
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New for Presenters: Use Spotlight in a meeting
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See upcoming features (and the latest features)
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Frequently Asked Questions and How Do I...?
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Find recommended Teams headsets and devices
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Switch to large gallery view
Scheduling Teams meetings
Attendee vs. presenter roles
Sharing your screen (and audio)
Whiteboard
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Get started with a whiteboard in a Teams meeting (Microsoft Support link)
Note: Whiteboards are not captured in Teams meeting recordings.
Uploading/sharing videos
Breakout meetings
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Use Breakout Rooms
Breakout Rooms allow a meeting organizer to split your attendees into multiple online rooms for discussion and collaboration in Microsoft Teams. -
Current and planned features for Breakout Rooms
Troubleshooting Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Teams sites
- Tips for using Microsoft Teams sites and using Teams channels
- Instructors: Control Teams Class Sites via CheckMarq Faculty Center
- If you do NOT need a Teams course site: How to create a Teams site
- Accessibility and Microsoft Teams
Questions?
If you have questions about Microsoft Teams, please contact the IT Services Help Desk.
- Phone: (414) 288-7799
- Self Service: helpdesk.mu.edu
- Email: helpdesk@marquette.edu
- Chat: marquette.edu/its/help/