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Use this page to create MS Teams Training to replace Webex Training pages in Wiki University.





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MS Teams Login
In order to access MS Teams, a user is required to have a FamilySearch email account. Steps used to access/exit an MS Team meeting include:
 * In your web browser, type: outlook.com/owa/ldschurch.org
 * Enter your FamilySearch email account: FSusername@churchofjesuschrist.org
 * Enter your FamilySearch password, then click the "Sign in" button
 * You will be taken to your church mailbox. Click on the nine dots in the top left hand corner next to the word Outlook
 * Select "Teams" from the Office 365 Apps drop-down list
 * You will be taken to the MS Teams HOME page
 * To Exit MS Teams, "Tap" on circle at the top right side of screen > "Sign Out"

A user can also be "invited" to a meeting if they have a personal email account and it is given to the meeting coordinator. The coordinator will provide the requisite access steps.

The MS Teams HOME page
The MS Teams home page is made up of four sections: Command, Navigation, Teams, and Activities.

The Command Section

 * Horizontal box at the top of the page
 * Nine dots at left edge of this box allows you to select and go to another Apps in a new browser tab
 * Pen on paper icon allows you to create a new CHAT
 * Search box allows you to search on a name, team, or keyward
 * Encircled initials allows you to logout, as well as, modify their personal preferences

The Navigation Section

 * Vertical box to the left below the Command Section
 * Activity or bell icon provides you with notifications of activities by other users on the team
 * Chat icon displays private messages sent to or received from other individuals or team members
 * Teams icon lists the teams to which you are assigned
 * Meetings icon allows you to check upcoming meetings or to schedule meetings
 * ... (ellipsis) allows you to go to other MS Applications

The Teams Section

 * Vertical box to the right of the Navigation Section
 * Lists all the teams to which you are assigned
 * To open a team and expand it for a list of channels, click on the team name
 * NOTE: A channel is created to divide up the activities by meetings, projects, or special interest
 * Clicking on the channel shows all the conversations and team interactions associated with that channel

The Activities Section

 * Vertical box to the right of the Teams Section
 * Tabs at the top provide you with quick access to conversations, files, notes, and other services
 * You can review and add to conversations by team members
 * Icons at the bottom provides you with the option to change fonts, attach a file, attach emoji, giphy, or sticker, and to create a meeting
 * NOTE: When a meeting is in session, you will see colored conversation box with a "JOIN" button.  Click on that button to join the meeting.

MS Teams Video Conferencing
Any team member can initiate or join a video conference meeting. If a guest is declared a "member of the team", they too can initiate a video conference; however, "visiting guests" are not allowed to do so.

Starting a meeting

 * Click on the Meet Now icon below the "Start a new conversation" box
 * Enter a subject, then click on "Meet now"
 * Invite guests if they are not "declared" a member of the team

Joining a meeting

 * When a meeting is initiated, a "JOIN" button will be found in a conversation box displayed in the Activities section
 * Click on the "JOIN" button

Icon Options Bar

 * Left mouse click anywhere on the meetings page and note the displayed Let your mouse float on the meetings page to

Muting yourself and other Webex etiquette
To avoid unwanted noise disrupting the meeting you should mute yourself by clicking on the microphone icon. The icon will turn red when you are muted. When you want to speak, you have to unmute yourself.

Other Webex etiquette recommendations are:


 * Pick a location as quiet as possible
 * Arrive early and test your connection
 * Speak up and identify yourself
 * Speak clearly

There is also a "hand up" feature that will let the speaker know you would like to say something. This doesn't always work well because it is easy for the presenter to miss it.

Participants
The participant list shows who is in the meeting and whether or not sound is hooked up for each participant. To the left of each participant's name is either a gray computer or telephone icon. The icon indicates whether the person is connected through their computer or telephone. Whenever a participant speaks, little blue-green "waves" are shown coming out of these icons. A red 'X' displayed before a name indicates the person is muted.

Participants can also tell who is speaking by the name or names displayed next to the word Speaker found at the top of the participant list.

Chat
You can also communicate by sending a message through the Chat box if you do not want to speak. You can either communicate to the whole group by choosing "Everyone" or to a particular individual.

Being the Presenter
The presenter of the meeting has control of the material that is seen on your monitor. You can tell who the presenter is by a little green ball next to that participant's name.

Note the two tabs in the top left hand corner of the screen: Quick Start and Meeting Info. By selecting the Quick Start tab and clicking the Share Screen circle, the presenter can show you what is on their monitor. When sharing their screen, the name of the presenter is also listed on a separate tab to the right of the Meeting Info tab.

To exit the shared screen, the presenter will click on the drop down menu located at the top center of their screen, then click on the red Stop Sharing button.

To change presenters, the current presenter must drag and drop the ball to another attendee in the list of participants. The new presenter must then click on the Quick Start tab, then on the Share Screen circle.

NOTE: If you enter the meeting when the screen is being shared and you don't see the shared screen on your monitor, click on the tab containing the presenter's name.

Drop down menu at top of Webex page
When a presenter's screen is shared, it may be difficult to read the material being shared. To resolve this issue, click on the angled arrow at the top right corner of the shared screen on your monitor. What is being shared will fill your screen and 'hide' the participant list, chat box, and all other components of your original screen.

A drop down menu located at the top center of the meeting page provides access to the hidden components.
 * It is only accessed when you move your mouse to the top center of the meeting page at which time it will "drop down" to reveal itself.
 * When you move the mouse away, it will disappear again at the top of the page.

The menu consists of the following components you would normally use:
 * Return arrow is used to shrink the screen back down to the original shared page before enlarging.
 * Mute me allows you access to the microphone so you can mute or unmute yourself
 * Chat box in the drop down box allows you access to the messaging icon
 * Participants will drop down a list of those attending the meeting

Recordings of past meetings
Staff meetings and training, including project training meetings, are recorded so you will be able to watch it if you were unable to make a particular meeting or if you would like to review it later. Links to the meeting recordings are posted on Yammer. Other meetings may or may not be recorded at the option of the host. Only the host can access a meeting recording link and share it.

Trouble-shooting
Duplicate or multiple microphone connections:
 * occurs when a participant joins webex twice resulting in two connections (i.e. two screens are open).
 * resolution: close the unresponsive connecton leaving only the good connection open.

Am I still connected?
 * in the lower right hand corner of your screen is a small microphone icon, the word Connected, and a blue dot.
 * you are connected when blue-green "waves" are seen coming from the microphone icon.
 * you are still connected when the microphone icon turns red (usually due to muting) and the blue dot stays blue.

Creating a Webex Meeting
Webex meetings are a great way to get together to look at a particular problem on the screen to talk about it. These meetings can be called immediately or in the future. To create a Webex meeting is easy. After you have signed into Webex, perform the following:

1. Click on "Schedule." (See Illustration 1)

Try these out
 Quick Quiz
 * Webex only records voices not images.


 * True
 * False


 * If you are not the scheduled presenter, the host has to give you the ball if you want to show what is on your screen.


 * True
 * False


 * Meetings can only be scheduled in the future not right now.


 * True
 * False


 * The drop down menu gives you access to options while viewing a full screen on your computer.


 * True
 * False


 * There is no way to find out who is speaking in a meeting if you do not recognize their voice.


 * True
 * False


 * If you have a noisy dog, there is no way to keep others from hearing its barking.


 * True
 * False


 * You can only talk to individuals in a meeting, not send them a private message.


 * True
 * False

Check your answers

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