Get Co-Workers Attention by Using Mentions
Send a co-worker or entire team a notification to get their attention when you use @mention.
Keep Track of Messages Within Teams
Learn how to easily keep track of important messages within Teams by using the Save feature.
Start a Teams Chat Session
Learn how to get started with 1 on 1 or group chats within Teams to collaborate with a smaller group or to talk privately, and pin chats for quick access.
Make Calls With Microsoft Teams
Start 1 one 1 or group calls with anyone in your organization — no matter where you are in Microsoft Teams.
Schedule and Manage Meetings Using Teams
Learn how to view, schedule, and manage appointments and meetings in Microsoft Teams to keep your team on track.
How to Join a Teams Meeting
Learn how to join a Microsoft Teams meeting from your calendar, via dial-in number and conference ID, or sign in as a guest on the web.
Turn a Conversation Into a Meeting
Turn a conversation into an instant meeting with a few clicks. Add audio, video, and share your screen.
Create an Open Meeting with Teams
If you need to hold an open meeting in your team, create a meeting in a channel.
Share Your Screen Using Teams
In Microsoft Teams, you can show your desktop, a specific app, presentation, or any file while in a meeting.
Present PowerPoint Slides Using Teams
If you need to present in an online meeting, show your PowerPoint slides right from the Microsoft Teams meeting menu.
How to Download and Set Up Zoom
Watch this brief video to learn how to download and set up Zoom, to get started today.
How to Schedule a Zoom Meeting by Using Outlook
Watch this short video for step-by-step instructions on how to schedule Zoom meetings by using Outlook.
How to Schedule a Meeting Using the Zoom Website
Watch this brief video to learn how to schedule meetings using the Zoom website.
How to Share Your Own Screen Using Zoom
Watch this brief video to learn how to share your screen during a Zoom meeting.
Share Multiple Screens Simultaneously with Zoom
Watch this short video to learn how to share multiple screens simultaneously during a Zoom meeting.
Home Hardware Recommendations
We have home hardware recommendations in order to help you be comfortable and productive in your home office.
Set up OneDrive on your iPhone or iPad
With OneDrive on your phone or tablet, your files are secure and accessible from anywhere, on all your devices.
Sync Files with OneDrive Files On-Demand
With OneDrive Files On-Demand, you can get to all your files in OneDrive or SharePoint Online, without having to download them and use storage space on your device.
How to Sync Files and Folders with OneDrive for Business
With OneDrive, you can sync files between your computer and the cloud, so you can get to them from anywhere.
Delete and Restore Files in OneDrive
When you delete a file or folder, it goes into the Recycle bin, where you have a chance to restore it.
Create Files and Folders in OneDrive for Business
With your files saved to OneDrive, you can create files and folders to manage your work.
Upload files and Folders to OneDrive for Business
Upload files to OneDrive for Business so you can get to them from anywhere, on almost any device.
How to use the OneDrive Mobile App
With OneDrive on your mobile device, you can access, upload, and share your files from anywhere.
Set up OneDrive on your Android Phone or Tablet
With OneDrive on your phone or tablet, your files are secure and accessible from anywhere, on all your devices.
OneDrive for Business Basics
In OneDrive, there are a few basics to learn that will help you find files and folders and get information about them.
What is OneDrive for Business?
OneDrive for Business is a great place where you can store, sync, and share your work files.
A Manager’s Guide for Full Remote Working
While you might have managed a couple of team members remotely to date, managing a fully remote team, while balancing the challenges of being remote yourself, might be a new experience for you. The following are some best practices to help guide you through it.
Mac Threats Are on the Rise
In the past, Mac devices have largely been out of cybercriminals’ crosshairs. While hackers occasionally launched malware attacks against Mac machines, they targeted Windows devices much more often. But this is no longer the case.