![]() Learn more about working in teams with these quick tips for end users.īest practice: Create teams with a larger set of members and more channels. You can also add a commonly used web page as a tab to a channel. Add tools (such as OneNote, Power BI, or Planner) as tabs to a channel so members have everything they need, right in the channel. Use descriptive channel names, to make it easy for people to know where to go for each conversation. Create initial channels so people know where to contribute and to find existing conversations. ![]() Once you've created your team, it's a good idea to start to think about the different projects and types of conversations you need to support. ![]() Avoid the temptation to create a bunch of different teams that have the same set of members instead, create channels in a single team. The great thing with Teams is that, when you add new people or groups, they can quickly get up to speed on what's already been discussed, as the conversations and files are available to users regardless of when they join. When you first roll out Teams, we recommend starting with a small number of teams and team members.
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