A comprehensive list of TEAMS terms to help navigating this environment. Click here.

TEAMS - Common Terms

A guide to help understand channels and howto use them. Find the guide here.

TEAMS - Working with Channels

How to add additional staff. Click here.

TEAMS - Adding Staff to TEAMS

How to add assignments. Find the guide here.

TEAMS - How to Add an Assignment

Useful resource to explain how students can hand-in work either from the desktop version of TEAMS or from their phone. Find the desktop guide here.

Find the mobile app guide here.

TEAMS - Guidelines for Students Handing Assignments In

An introduction to using TEAMS. Find the guide here.

TEAMS - Learning Microsoft TEAMS

A guide to scheduling a meeting. Find the guide here.

TEAMS - Scheduling a Meeting

How to use Videos on Stream. Find the guide here.

TEAMS - How to use Videos on Stream

How to add assignments. Find the guide here.

TEAMS - Notification Management

A collection of How To videos by our district for using TEAMS. Find the link here.

TEAMS - STREAMS Tips and Tricks for TEAMS Available Now

A guide to help in creating a classroom and populating it with students. Find the guide here.

TEAMS - Creating a Classroom

A quick-guide for helping print in TEAMS environment. Find the guide here.

TEAMS - Printing with TEAMS

How to add assignments. Find the guide here.

TEAMS - How to Add an Assignment

Rules on how to hold Virtual Team Meetings. Find the guide here.

TEAMS - Virtual Team Meeting Rules

Library Learning Commons

An Innovation Hub

To see this working, head to your live site.

CubeLess

Apr 24, 2020

a way for people to conect at home where they normaly would use the library.

I have made a discord for people to connect with each other. play games with each other. and just to have fun. it still needs work with more bots and some more channels for the different things that would be done on here

1 comment

Chris Janzen

Apr 29, 2020

this is a great start....how will you use this now to gather people and what will you do with them once you have them? How can this create an effective library community?