Teams

Microsoft Teams (MS Teams) is a secure collaborations hub allowing both internal and external participants in 1:1 or group audio/video meetings. Whilst we recommend Webinars or Townhalls for large events, particularly with external audiences, a Teams meeting will allow up to 1000 interactive participants. Additionally, Teams allows inline co-authoring of documents, private & persistent chat, and seamlessly integrates other Microsoft 365 apps too.

Guidance introducing Microsoft Teams to help you get started.

On this page you will find frequently asked questions about Microsoft Teams.

Guidance for hybrid meetings with Microsoft Teams.

Use this page to discover exciting updates coming soon, as well as recent additions which you'll want to make the most of.

Good practice guidance about Course-based Teams for Teaching.

Guidance on how Teams meetings work, features available in Teams meetings, etiquette, and privacy.

Breakout Rooms have now been implemented in Microsoft Teams. These allow meeting organisers to create and name separate rooms during a meeting, and assign attendees to these rooms.

Webinar introduces features including attendee registration and capacity for 1000 interactive and live-streaming attendees or up to 10,000 view-only attendees.

For large audience events online, Microsoft Town Halls has replaced Live Events on Teams since September 2024. Whether you're new to Town Halls or looking to refresh your knowledge, this page should tell you everything you need to know to successfully host large meetings.

Guidance and videos about using chat, teams channels and connecting apps.

Recordings are now saved automatically to either SharePoint or OneDrive.

Here you can find guidance about how to initiate an audio or video call using Microsoft Teams.