Join a Meeting in Teams – Overview and Instructions

A picture of a user joining a meeting in Microsoft Teams via a previous meeting chat.
Overview There are a few different ways to join a meeting in Teams. How you join depends on who created the meeting, where it is taking place, whether or not you have a Teams account, and how you received the meeting details. To join a meeting in Teams that is scheduled in your calendar, click
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Respond to Meeting Requests in Outlook- Instructions

Respond to Meeting Requests in Outlook- Instructions: A picture of a user accepting a meeting request and choosing how to send the response within Outlook.
Respond to Meeting Requests in Outlook: Overview             This lesson shows you how to respond to meeting requests in Outlook. When you are invited to a meeting in Outlook, the invitation, which is called a “Meeting Request,” appears in the “Inbox” of your Mail folder.             To respond to a received meeting request in Outlook,
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Open a Group Calendar or Notebook in Outlook – Instructions

Open a Group Calendar or Notebook in Outlook - Instructions: A picture of a user opening a group calendar in Outlook.
Overview of How to Open a Group Calendar in Outlook             To open a group calendar in Outlook, select the name of the group in the Folder Pane in Outlook. Then click the “Calendar” button in the “Group Name” button group (where “Group Name” is the name of your Group) that appears on the “Home”
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Plan a Meeting in Outlook – Instructions and Video Lesson

Plan a Meeting in Outlook - Instructions and Video Lesson: A picture of a user selecting a meeting time using the AutoPick feature in Outlook.
Plan a Meeting in Outlook: Overview             You can plan a meeting in Outlook by sending invitations to attendees. These are called “Meeting Request” items. The recipients of your meeting request receive an email message in which they must click a button to show if they are attending. The response they send is then recorded
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Categorize an Item in Outlook on the Web – Instructions

Categorize an Item in Outlook on the Web - Instructions: A picture of a user categorizing a Mail item in Outlook on the Web.
Categorize an Item in Outlook on the Web: Overview             To categorize an item in Outlook on the Web within the Mail, Calendar, or Tasks folders, right-click the item. Then hover over the “Categorize” command in the pop-up menu that appears. Then select a category to which to assign the item from the side menu
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Add a Shared Calendar to Outlook on the Web – Tutorial

Add a Shared Calendar to Outlook on the Web - Tutorial: A picture of a user adding a shared calendar to Outlook on the Web.
Add a Shared Calendar to Outlook on the Web: Overview             You can add a shared calendar to Outlook on the Web if you receive an invitation from someone else to share their calendar. The easiest way to add a shared calendar to Outlook on the Web is to click the link in the email
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Create a Meeting in Outlook on the Web- Tutorial

Create a Meeting in Outlook on the Web- Tutorial: A picture of a meeting request within Outlook on the Web.
Create a Meeting in Outlook on the Web: Overview             You can create a meeting in Outlook on the Web within the Calendar App. A meeting is simply an appointment that other people are invited to attend. You can create a meeting in Outlook on the Web and invite attendees by sending them a meeting
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Categorize Items in Outlook on the Web – Tutorial

Categorize Items in Outlook on the Web - Tutorial: A picture of a user categorizing an item while creating it in Outlook on the Web.
Categorize Items in Outlook on the Web: Overview             You can categorize items in Outlook on the Web in the Mail, Calendar, or Tasks folders. To do this, right-click the item and choose “Categorize” from the list. You then choose one of the listed categories to assign the item to that category. The category selected
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