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- Software, Apps, & AI
- Software & Apps
- Microsoft 365
- Microsoft Teams
New to Microsoft Teams? This quick guide covers the basics—what it is, who can use it, and key features like chat, meetings, and file sharing. Training videos are linked throughout so you can learn as you go and get the most out of Teams.
- Knowledge Base
- Software, Apps, & AI
- Software & Apps
- Microsoft 365
- Microsoft Teams
This knowledge base article provides instructions on how to record a meeting in a classroom setting using Microsoft Teams, where a PTZ camera is connected to an instructor's computer. It covers signing into Teams with a Bowdoin account and outlines the necessary steps in straightforward terms, ensuring ease of understanding for users.
- Knowledge Base
- Software, Apps, & AI
- Software & Apps
- Microsoft 365
- Microsoft Teams
How to assign different roles for meeting attendees
- Knowledge Base
- Software, Apps, & AI
- Software & Apps
- Microsoft 365
- Microsoft Teams
How to install Teams on a personal computer (non-Bowdoin computer)
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- Software, Apps, & AI
- Software & Apps
- Microsoft 365
- Microsoft Teams
Instructions on how to install Microsoft Teams on personal and Bowdoin-issued computers.
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- Chat, Communication, & Collaboration
- Microsoft Teams Calling
Information on how to make Teams the default calling app in macOS.
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- Technology Enhanced Spaces
- Remote Classes
- Knowledge Base
- Telephone, TV, & Virtual Meetings
Information on how to use Teams as a replacement for a traditional conference call.
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- Telephone, TV, & Virtual Meetings
- Telephones and Teams Calling
Information on how to block a number from calling you in Microsoft Teams
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- Devices, Printing & Scanning
- Headsets, Lights, Microphones & Webcams
Information on how to setup a Meeting Owl and connect it to Microsoft Teams.
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- Software, Apps, & AI
- Software & Apps
- Microsoft 365
- Microsoft Teams
Create ad-hoc and formal online meetings with Microsoft Teams
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- Teaching & Learning
- 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.