There are multiple ways to meet in Microsoft Teams. This article teaches you how to create a meeting space, join a meeting, and participate in breakout rooms during the meeting.
Mac, PC, web browser and mobile app
First, you must decide if a Microsoft Teams meeting, town hall, or webinar best suits your individual needs.
Schedule your meeting
Schedule a Teams meetings and invite others
You can also schedule Teams meetings using Outlook
Schedule a Teams town hall
Schedule a Teams webinar
If you need to edit the details of your webinar after you've already scheduled it, you can change Teams webinar details at any time.
Additionally, you can start an impromptu meeting in a chat or channel
Configure your meeting options in order to keep your meetings secure
You can join a Teams meeting in a variety of ways:
Join a Teams meeting from a shared link
Join a Teams meeting from your calendar
Join a Teams meeting from a chat or channel
Call into a Teams meeting
Create and manage breakout rooms during class meetings (for instructors)
Participate in a breakout room (for students)
Outcome: You should now be able to create, join, and participate in a Teams meeting, town hall, or webinar.
Visit the Microsoft Teams page to create a ticket
Visit the Help and Resources article for further assistance with Microsoft Teams
Visit the Technology Resources and Training page for an OIT training
Comparison: Microsoft Teams meetings vs. town halls vs. webinars
Preparing to facilitate a Microsoft Teams meeting
Preparing to facilitate a Microsoft Teams town hall
Preparing to facilitate a Microsoft Teams webinar
Setting up equipment for a Microsoft Teams meeting
Accessing Microsoft Teams as a guest