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Each semester, the Office of Information Technology will be automatically creating, and populating your Class Teams for you.

Here is a quick overview of getting started with your Class Team.

Microsoft Teams no longer automatically uploads videos to Stream, instead, it saves them to your OneDrive. Here is how you access the videos, and how you can upload them to Stream or share them from OneDrive.

Microsoft Teams is an easy way to pull together a group to share, collaborate and communicate in one central location without the use of phone calls that take time away from our day or emails that can easily get buried.  Teams is a great platform to hold meetings with both Cedar Crest constituents and those from outside the College.  However, there are times that guests can encounter issues connecting to Teams Meetings or Live Events

Using Teams in our classrooms can sometimes require settings to be changed to meet your class needs.  This article will help you pipe sound through the speakers in the classroom if you are not hearing it currently.  Please try the sound before changing any settings.​​​​​​​

Microsoft Teams is a great way to hold online meetings, events, and discussions.  There are times that you may want to invite individuals without Microsoft Teams accounts.  Here are instructions for how they will join your Teams meeting.

It is important that we continue to meet with our students regularly, whether they are on-campus or remote.  We can create a virtual office with office hours through a few steps, and settins changes - and have a consistent link for students to use when they need to meet with you virtually. This article helps you create a Virtual Office in Teams for Virtual Office Hours.

Microsoft Teams is an easy way to pull together a group to share, collaborate and communicate in one central location without the use of phone calls that take time away from our day or emails that can easily get buried.  From directly within Teams we can bring everyone together to share information, securely edit files live and at the same time, bring together Microsoft Office 365 apps (OneDrive, OneNote, Planner, Forms, etc) and third-party apps and websites in one place, tag members of the tea

Here is a quick overview of how to share PowerPoint in Teams effectively.

Microsoft Teams is an easy way to pull together a group to share, collaborate and communicate in one central location without the use of phone calls that take time away from our day or emails that can easily get buried.  From directly within Teams we can bring everyone together to share information quickly, and easily. There are multiple ways to share files from within a Team to those who need access to those files.

Within Microsoft Teams, recording things for your own private use is easy, fast, and a great way to archive videos for your own use.  Here are our suggestions on the best way to make recordings, and use them in other places (classes, editing, etc).

The Office of Information Technology recommends using the most up-to-date version of Teams for all Teams activities.  Even though the Teams Desktop application will update itself, sometimes you might find that it is slow to update.  Here is how you force Teams to check for, and apply updates.

This article will detail the system specifications for organizers and attendees of Teams Breakout Rooms.

You can access Microsoft Teams on many different platforms.  These include Microsoft Windows, Apple's MacOS, Apple iOS (iPhone/iPad), Android (phone/tablet), and web browsers (we recommend Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge).  Because there are several different ways to use Teams, this link should help figure out if the platform you are using is capable of doing what you are trying to do.

You may find that you are on an instructor station computer that does not have Microsoft Teams installed, or cannot find the Teams icon on the Desktop.  Here is how you update or install Teams on the computer you are using in a classroom.  Because Microsoft Teams is an individualized application, the Office of Information Technology can no longer pre-install Teams on these shared computers. Remember: In a pinch, you can log in to https://office.com, click on Teams to access Teams from a browser.

Here is a quick overview of getting into Teams from a college-owned computer.