Microsoft Teams

Overview

The Microsoft Teams service provides support for using Microsoft Teams for communication, meetings, and collaboration at Northwood Tech. Whether you need assistance with Teams meetings, chats, channels, classroom use, or other Teams features, this service helps you effectively use Microsoft Teams for teaching, learning, and daily college operations.

Whether you are experiencing an issue with a Teams meeting, need help with chats or channels, have questions about Teams features, or need assistance accessing or using Teams, the IT team is here to help.

Select this service if you need assistance with:

  • Teams Meetings
  • Teams Chat & Channels
  • Teams Classroom Support
  • Teams Permissions & Access
  • Teams Features & Functionality
  • General Teams Assistance

Need a new Team created or require administrative changes to an existing Team? Please use the Microsoft Teams Team Creation & Management service.

The IT team is committed to providing reliable collaboration solutions and timely support to help students, faculty, and staff effectively use Microsoft Teams.

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