Microsoft Teams instructions

What is Microsoft Teams? Teams is Microsoft’s take on chat-based communication for business. In its simplest form, the service allows users to set up Microsoft Teams, each of which is essentially a hub for group chat rooms, which are called channels (conversations).

How do I get Teams on my device or computer? Connect and collaborate with anyone from anywhere on Teams by:
Download Microsoft Teams for Desktop | Download Microsoft Teams for Mobile Device

How to Join a meeting in Microsoft Teams? Join Teams meetings anytime, anywhere, from any device. Teams meetings are best when you join them from the Teams app or Teams on the web, and there’s a bunch of ways to do that—read on for details about joining by link, from your calendar, and more. If you can’t use the app or the web, some meetings let you call in using a phone number.

To learn more, check out the Join a Teams meeting video.

New to Microsoft Teams? Download the Microsoft Teams Quick Start Guide – Use this guide to learn the basics.

You can also find more videos here created by the Judicial Management Council Workgroup on Access to Justice to assist self-represented litigants in using Zoom and Teams on their computers or smartphones for a virtual court hearing. Be sure to also watch the video titled the “Rules for Virtual Court Hearings,” which provides very important information to help you prepare for, and participate in, your hearing.

Still images from a video chat including employees from the Metropolitan Police Service, L'Oreal, Universita di Bologna, and St. Luke's Health talking about how they're using Microsoft Teams during these times.