Teams meetings include audio, video, and screen sharing. They're a key way to collaborate in Teams. You don’t need to be a member of an organization (or even have a Teams account!) to join a Teams meeting—just look in the invitation for instructions about calling in. Here are a few key topics to help you get started: Join a meeting in Teams Using video in Teams Schedule a meeting Start an ...
You can send a meeting request to one or more people. Outlook reserves time on your calendar for the meeting and tracks who accepts the invitation. When you create a meeting request, you can add attachments, set a location, request in-person attendance, set the recurrence, and use the Scheduling Assistant to choose the best time for your meeting.
Join in a channel If a meeting takes place in a channel, you’ll see an invitation to join, relevant content, and who’s in the meeting right in the channel. Just select Join. Join from chat To join a meeting that has already started from the meeting chat: Select Chat in Teams. At the top of the chat, select Join.
From the calendar in new Outlook , select New Event. Add a title for your meeting. Select Invite attendees, then enter names of individuals to invite to the meeting. Select a suggested time slot for the meeting, or manually enter a date and start and end times. Enter a meeting location, and Slide the Teams meeting toggle left or right as appropriate: Select Send to deliver the invitation.