Managing Teams Archives - Teams /its/teams/cat/managing-teams/ Ӱԭ University Mon, 06 Oct 2025 20:40:25 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.3.1 Teams site owners – Add members /its/teams/add-members/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=add-members Mon, 18 Mar 2019 17:15:47 +0000 /teams/?page_id=304 M365 Extras | Teams | Add members ◀

TEAMS OWNER FUNCTIONS

When you request a Teams site, you will be made the “owner” of the Teams site. Only “owners” may perform the following functions:

ADDING MEMBERS

As a Team owner you are responsible for adding members by openingTeams (app or ), clicking on the ellipsis to the right of the Teams site in question, and selectAdd Members

  • Ӱԭ staff/faculty: type the first name and select the staff/faculty member from the list
  • Ӱԭ students: enter the students full cmail address: JaneDoe@cmail.carleton.ca
  • External users: enter the email address of the external invitee, e.g. JaneDoe@gmail.com
    • The external user will receive an email invite and must accept it to join.

Adding members

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REMOVING TEAMS MEMBERS

As a Team owner you may remove Team members. Open Teams (app or ), click on the ellipsis to the right of the Teams site in question, as shown below, and select Manage Team. Then click the “x” next to the name of the member whom you wish to delete.

Note: To remove another team “owner”, you must first convert them to a “member”, and then the “x” will appear, allowing you to delete him or her.Teams showing removing member

ADDING CHANNELS

Your Teams site comes with a default channel, General. Each channel has its own Conversation page and Files hierarchy. Team owners can add additional channels, but we recommend you start up with just the default General channel initially.

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Adding Tasks (Planner) →

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Teams site owners – «Tasks» aka «Planner» /its/teams/advanced/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=advanced Tue, 12 Mar 2019 16:29:12 +0000 /teams/?page_id=280 M365 Extras | Teams | Using Planner (Tasks) ◀

«Tasks» Tab: Using Planner with Teams

Your Teams site ownercan choose to add additional tabs. The Planner app is the only additional tab currently added when Teams sites are created.

Planner can be added to Teams as a Tab

The Planner app tab is initially labelled “Tasks”. After selecting this «Tasks» tab:

  • Each task can have a short description, a due date and be assigned to a Teams member.
  • Tasks can be organized into “buckets” — a single bucket, labelled “To do” is shown.
  • The status of open and completed entries can be reported on by clicking on “Charts”. A calendar can also be presented showing open entries.
  • If you have many “buckets”, the Teams site owner can add more than one “Planner” tab, grouping similar tasks under differently-named “Tasks” tabs.

Teams Planner tab details

TIP: Teams Owners can add more than one “Planner” tab, so they can group similar tasks under multiple “Tasks” tabs.

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Teams site owners – Request a site /its/teams/sign-up/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=sign-up Fri, 08 Mar 2019 22:13:19 +0000 /teams/?page_id=255 M365 Extras | Teams | Request a site ◀

NOTE:Teams members do NOT fill out the form below; only the Teams site “owner.”
“Owners” can add/remove whomever they choose to their Teams site.

Read Me First

  1. Teams site owners must be staff/faculty– but Teams owners can add anyone as a member:
    – another staff/faculty member (pick list),
    – Ӱԭ student (use their full @cmail.carleton.ca address), or
    – external-to-Ӱԭ users (use their email address).
  2. Your Teams site membersmust haveenabled their Office 365 “extras” license for permission to log into Teams: staff/faculty | students
  3. Invite External-to-Ӱԭ Teams site membersby their full email address; they will be asked to create a password.
    (Tip: If the external user’s institution uses Office 365 and you invite the external user using their Office 365-recognized email address (you may need to ask the for it), they will then be able to log into your Ӱԭ Teams site using theirpre-existing institutional password.)
  4. When logging into Teams web site or app, use your full Ӱԭ email address— e.g. JaneDoe@cunet.carleton.ca, notyour alias,jane.doe@carleton.ca.
  5. Note for Mac users: For best results consider using, but the Safariweb browser, with this preference unchecked,will work with the Teams web interface:
    Uncheck Safari Preference setting Privacy Prevent cross-site tracking

    Safari >Preferences… > Privacy > Prevent cross-site tracking [uncheck]
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Download Teams app →

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graphic for Teams appUsing the Teams app (recommended)

Using the Teams app avoids having to log into the Teams web interface:.With the Teams app,you enter your credentials just once: JaneDoe@cunet.carleton.caand password.

MANAGED PC, Ӱԭ Staff/Faculty

  • Managed PC(e.g. Staff/faculty image on cunet domain):Microsoft Teams app is pre-installed in the Ӱԭ Ӱԭ staff/faculty Windows 10 image

    Run the Microsoft Teams app and enter your full email address:JaneDoe@cunet.carleton.ca& password

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UNMANAGED PC

  • Unmanaged PC, (e.g. non-Ӱԭ image and your computer account has privileges to install applications):

MAC USERS

1. Download and install Microsoft Teams for Mac:

2.Run the Microsoft Teams app and enter your full email address:JaneDoe@cunet.carleton.ca& password.

iOS/iPHONE/iPAD:

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