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- Knowledge Base
- Chat, Communication, and Collaboration
- Microsoft Teams
- Knowledge Base
- Telephone, Fax and Television
- Knowledge Base
- Chat, Communication, and Collaboration
- Microsoft Teams
Create ad-hoc and formal online meetings with Microsoft Teams
- Knowledge Base
- Academic Tools and Resources
- iPads for Learning and Teaching
Sharing your iPad screen is an effective way to present information to your students. Any app that you have installed on your iPad can be displayed in a Teams meeting that you have running on your computer. These screen sharing sessions can also be recorded to be viewed asynchronously.
- Knowledge Base
- Chat, Communication, and Collaboration
- Microsoft Teams
There may be an occasion when an archived Team needs to be accessed to extract content or restored and re purposed. Follow these steps to begin working with your archived Team.
- Knowledge Base
- Chat, Communication, and Collaboration
- Microsoft Teams
Instructions on how to install Microsoft Teams on personal and Bowdoin-issued computers.
- Knowledge Base
- Chat, Communication, and Collaboration
- Microsoft Teams
How to install Teams on a personal computer (non-Bowdoin computer)
- Knowledge Base
- Chat, Communication, and Collaboration
- Microsoft Teams
How to assign different roles for meeting attendees
- Knowledge Base
- Chat, Communication, and Collaboration
- Microsoft Teams
Learn about Microsoft Teams.
- Knowledge Base
- Chat, Communication, and Collaboration
- Microsoft Teams
- Knowledge Base
- Chat, Communication, and Collaboration
- Microsoft Teams
- Knowledge Base
- Chat, Communication, and Collaboration
- Microsoft Teams
Many Microsoft Teams are set to expire when not used for a period of time.
- Knowledge Base
- Classroom and Computer Lab Support
- Remote Classes
- Knowledge Base
- Classroom and Computer Lab Support
- Remote Classes
- Knowledge Base
- Project Management, Consultation and Training
Jumpstart to Summer Technology Training Series schedule for 2017