Summary: This article provides information about the purpose and type of information that is typically included in each of the two types of SharePoint sites, Communication site and Team site. It also includes the information needed to help you select the SharePoint site type that most meets your needs and instruction to create your own site. The article is intended for those who may be interested in creating a SharePoint site but need more information about available site types and their purpose

The following are frequently asked questions related to the Zoom to Microsoft Teams transition.

This article provides answers to a few frequently asked questions about Real-Time Captions in Microsoft Teams Meetings.

This article will explain how to share your screen during a Teams meeting session.

This article will aid in managing and interpreting attendance reports in Teams meetings. Gain insight into your meeting attendance such as learning who attended your meeting, what time each person joined and left, and more.

Microsoft Teams Meetings is USNH's primary web conferencing tool. This article explains how to set up Teams Meetings in Canvas with the Microsoft Education LTI

This article explains how the Teams functionality in Canvas is now found in the Microsoft Education LTI. It also explains how Teams Classes works in the Teams app outside of Canvas.

This article explains USNH Microsoft Teams usage guidelines.

This article explains how to import media from OneDrive or SharePoint into Kaltura's My Media. This is relevant if you're using Teams Meetings recording functionality.

This article explains how Faculty and Staff can request licenses for additional Microsoft 365 Apps such as CoPilot, Teams Premium, and Professional/Premium versions of Visio, Power BI, and Project Online. Some licenses include annual charges paid by the user's department. These licenses are available for active USNH Faculty and Staff only.

This article provides instructions on how to create and access a team on the Microsoft Teams platform. It includes information about choosing a team type, inviting collaborators, designating a team owner, and adding a channel to your team page.

This article provides information about the automated group expiration policy and the location of your Teams expiration date.

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 reviews how to create breakout rooms and assign participants to those rooms in Teams Meetings.

This article links to Microsoft Support articles to help you troubleshoot some of the more common Teams Meetings issues.