You can jump to a particular Team or Channel by using the Go To shortcut: Control + G. Start typing in the Team or Channel name and Arrow Down through the results. Press Enter on the one you want. And here’s a little explanation from … Read More
Without any customisation, the main sections of Teams are accessed as follows: Control + 1 takes you to your main Feed, which is a list of your most recent Activity on Teams. Control + 2 takes you to Chat, the direct … Read More
When you schedule a meeting in Outlook and people start to join the meeting, they are usually admitted into a “lobby”, which is a virtual waiting area. This gives the meeting organizer some control over the start of the meeting … Read More
If you receive a call in Microsoft Teams, you can accept it or decline it with a keyboard shortcut. To accept an incoming call with your video off, press Control + Shift + S. To accept an incoming call with your … Read More
We mentioned before that we can use the general Teams chat by pressing Control + N to start a new message. Type in the person’s name and choose your contact from the list. Then Tab to the edit box, type your … Read More
If you want to create a Microsoft Teams Meeting, I find the easiest way to do this is in Microsoft Outlook. You can create a Teams Meeting directly from the Outlook calendar. Go to the calendar by pressing Control + … Read More
One of the most used features in Microsoft Teams Meetings is Screen Sharing. Press Control + Shift + E to open the screen sharing dialogue. Press Spacebar if you want to share computer sound. Then Tab to Screen and press Enter to start screen sharing. To stop screen … Read More
In Microsoft Teams, there is a general chat feature, but also there is a meeting chat feature particular to the meeting that you are attending. In the general Teams chat, you can press Control + N to start a new … Read More
In a Microsoft Teams meeting, you can interact with other attendees in various ways; by speaking (audio), waving (video) or chatting (text). But if it is a large meeting, and you have something important to say or a question to … Read More
When you join a Microsoft Teams meeting, the meeting usually opens in a separate window. You can always maximise an application window by pressing Alt + Space, then X, or Windows key + Up Arrow. But you can get rid … Read More