Introduction to Microsoft Teams

Whether you’re collaborating on a group project or joining your first virtual internship, knowing how to use Microsoft Teams can set you apart. This course shows you exactly how to navigate, communicate, and collaborate like a pro—without feeling overwhelmed.

Course Description

Introduction to Microsoft Teams is a hands-on course designed for university students who want to confidently use Teams for classes, group work, and professional communication. From setting up your profile to running a team meeting and co-authoring a document, you’ll learn practical skills to help you thrive in digital academic and work settings.

This isn’t just a tour of the platform—it’s a guide to using Teams effectively in real scenarios, with tips on staying organized, communicating clearly, and getting more done with built-in tools.

What Will You Learn?

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

• Navigate the Teams interface with ease
• Use chat, video calls, and channels for clear communication
• Share and collaborate on files in real-time
• Manage meetings, notes, and task assignments
• Stay organized with activity feeds, notifications, and integrations
• Apply these skills in school projects, internships, or remote work

Course Curriculum

Module 1: Getting Started With Microsoft Teams

Learn what Teams is, why it matters, and how to get started confidently.

• Lecture 1: What Is Microsoft Teams and Why Use It?
  Discover how Teams supports collaboration, communication, and productivity in academic and work settings.
• Lecture 2: Setting Up Your Account and Navigating the Interface
  Get familiar with the Teams layout and customize your workspace for efficient use.

Module 2: Communication Tools in Teams

Master chat, meetings, and messaging tools to stay connected and clear.

• Lecture 3: Chat, Mentions, and Emojis – Getting Comfortable With Conversations
  Learn how to send direct messages, use mentions, and keep conversations organized and professional.
• Lecture 4: Scheduling and Attending Meetings in Teams
  Learn how to schedule, join, and participate effectively in video meetings and calls.

Module 3: Collaborating in Teams

Work together in shared channels, files, and group spaces.

• Lecture 5: Working in Channels and Teams
  Create and manage Teams and channels for group projects or courses.
• Lecture 6: Sharing Files, Notes, and Working Together in Real-Time
  Collaborate on documents, notes, and presentations directly within Teams.

Module 4: Staying Organized and Productive

Use Teams tools to manage tasks, alerts, and your daily workflow.

• Lecture 7: Managing Notifications, Activity Feed, and Search
  Stay updated and efficient by customizing alerts and using the search bar effectively.

Who Is This Course For?

• University or college students learning or collaborating online
• First-time users of Microsoft Teams
• Interns or new professionals preparing for remote work
• Educators helping students work in digital teams

Certificate of Completion

Students who finish all lectures and quizzes in this course will earn a Certificate of Completion from Eduta—perfect for adding to your resume, LinkedIn profile, or client proposals.