Microsoft Teams is a collaboration tool for chat, video meetings, file sharing, and other functions. You can use it by signing in with your university @u or @un Microsoft account.<\/p>\n
You can use Teams either in a web browser or in the Teams app.<\/p>\n
We do not provide support for how to use the app. Please refer to Microsoft\u2019s website and other resources as needed. Important Notes When Using Teams<\/p>\n We do not provide support for the operation or usage of this software. Microsoft Teams is a collaboration tool for chat, video meetings, file sharing, and other functions. You can use it by signing in with your university @u or @un Microsoft account. How to use You can use Teams either in a … Continue reading
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\nMicrosoft Teams help and learning<\/a><\/p>\n\n
\nFor information on how to change team names and other related matters, please refer to the following related information.
\nImportant Notes on the Scope of File Sharing in Microsoft Products (Teams, OneDrive, etc.)<\/a> (PDF)
\n\u30fbSince early February 2026, when a new Teams team (Microsoft 365 group) is created, \u201c-group\u201d has been automatically added to the end of the team name.
\nReference: On New Teams and SharePoint Group Names<\/a><\/p>\n
\nIf the owner graduates or leaves the university and their account is deleted, the team will no longer have an owner. In that case, regular members (members who do not have owner permissions) will no longer be able to manage team settings.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nContact<\/h2>\n
\nReference page: Microsoft Teams Help Center<\/a>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"