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Teams Channel Meeting

A channel meeting will schedule a meeting in the channel of the team you select. Visit the Team channel to see a message in Posts.

Using the Microsoft Teams Client

  1. Open Microsoft Teams-> Click the Calendar tab
  2. Click “New meeting.”

3. Enter a title.

4. A channel meeting will allow Team members to join the meeting from the Team whether you enter the email addresses of participants or not.

  • A meeting scheduled to a College course Class Team will send a calendar event automatically.
  • In other teams, enter email addresses if you want participants to receive a calendar event.
  • You can include non-Wooster (guest) emails, but any attendees who are NOT Team members will not have access to the meeting chat.

5. Pick a start time.

6. Pick an end time.

7. Pick a channel: put your cursor in the “Add channel” field and a list of your teams is displayed. Select a channel from the appropriate team.

8. Enter details for the meeting

9. Click “Send.

What to expect

  • The email addresses entered as Attendees will receive a calendar invite with a link to the online meeting. Students in a course-connected Class Team will receive a calendar invite whether they were invited in the meeting attendees or not.
  • Participants are encouraged to have Microsoft Teams installed.
    • The installer can be found at https://teams.microsoft.com/downloads
    • The Teams app is available on mobile for Android or iOS devices.
    • The Teams app is recommended, though participants can join from a web browser on Windows or Mac using Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome. 
  • If the guest participant installs the Teams app from the link in the meeting invite, they will not need to create a Microsoft account and will be able to enter their name and join the meeting. 
  • If users are not members of the team in which the channel meeting was scheduled, they will not be able to access chat.
  • Attendees joining the meeting using a non-Wooster email will be placed in the Lobby until a Wooster participant lets them into the meeting, unless the meeting organizer modifies the meeting options to allow Guests to Bypass the Lobby.
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