Protecting university data in SharePoint and OneDrive is everyone's responsibility. By following these guidelines and taking proactive measures, we can safeguard sensitive information and maintain data security within our university community.

This article provides instructions on how to access Microsoft Teams from a browser (portal.office.com), and the Office desktop application. It also provides links for downloading the mobile application.

This article explains USNH Microsoft Teams usage guidelines.

This article describes how to recover a deleted document from the SharePoint application.

This article provides instructions on how to access and modify your settings in Microsoft Teams.

This article describes how to purge the Teams cache in both the Windows and Mac installed app. Sometimes you need to purge the contents of your cache to increase the speed of the application allowing the application to function properly.

This article describes how to delete or restore a channel in Microsoft Teams.

This article describes some of the basic features, components, and core functionality of Microsoft Teams.

This article provides instructions on how to manage your notifications in Microsoft Teams.

The article explains how to make a request to have sensitivity label added to your Teams site.

Understanding the difference between a Team and a Channel — and knowing when to use each — helps your group or department organize workspaces effectively, improve collaboration, and avoid confusion or duplication.

While both Chat and Conversations in Microsoft Teams allow you to communicate with others, they serve different purposes and behave differently depending on context.

This article provides instructions on how to upload, save, and share files and folders in Teams on your computer, and mobile devices.

This article has instructions for how to view a person's Microsoft Organizational Chart (Org Chart) in the Microsoft Teams app.  There are two methods, depending on whether you already have a chat or post from that person easily available or not.