Introduction
Microsoft Teams comes with two types of teams for colleagues to collaborate. Educators wishing to engage in book studies or professional projects can create Professional Learning Communities (PLCs). Staff Teams is structurally similar to Class Teams, but is designed for faculties, departments, and district offices. To encourage collaboration, Staff Teams come with a collaboration space. For privacy and security, there are also read-only and leader-only sections. And finally, there are private sections for each staff member.
Learning objectives
- Select and create the right type of team for specific use cases
- Understand how to make the most of the OneNote Notebook in each type of team
- Identify features to optimize collaboration and accessibility in Teams