Knowledge Base

When presenting by yourself or with a group in a Microsoft Teams meeting, you want the presenters to be front and center for all participants. You can spotlight or pin…

(Currently for MS Teams Desktop) Wouldn’t it be nice if, when presenting your screen, your video could remain active on the screen for your viewers rather than become just one…

How often have you co-presented where your partner had the PowerPoint on their laptop, and you had to awkwardly ask them to advance to the next slide? In Microsoft Teams…

How do you keep your meeting attendees engaged? How effectively are they absorbing the information presented? The answer lies in using the Microsoft Polls app within Teams.  Use the Polls…

Microsoft Teams allows users to create Teams and channels for use with projects, collaboration, and efficient communication. However, periodically, projects end, Teams’ purposes change, or a Team may no longer…

Microsoft Teams allows you to have many channels to discuss different topics in each Team. As you get more and more channels, however, it can become difficult to keep track…

Microsoft Teams serves as a collaborative platform facilitating file sharing and collaboration among team members and chat participants. The Files tab, positioned on the left side of Teams or at…

When working within a Team, messages are created and sent using the entry box at the bottom of the feed within the Posts tab. By default, these messages are created…

Every channel in every Team starts with a Posts tab. Think of this tab as a message board for all members of the channel. Posts are visible messages to all…

Channels within Microsoft Teams is a powerful collaboration feature that allows you to communicate and work with your teammates in various ways. Each channel is a dedicated space for a…