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Step 1: Download the desktop and mobile apps and login with NUSNET NUS-ID and password.
Access the Class Team(s)
Step 2: Click Teams on left app bar and look for the team that has been provisioned for your modulecourse's lecture group(s) for that semester.
The team name format will be TERM_COURSECODE_GRPNUMBER. For example, 2010_BN1234_L1.
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If there is missing data of faculty assigned to a module course on EduRec, we would not be able to provision a team without an owner. Please proceed to create your own team: (a) Click "Join or create a new team". Select "Class" and enter the team name according to suggested naming convention: <term> <module <course code> <module <course title> e.g. For 2019/2020 Semester 2, use "1920 NUR2502 Healthcare Policy" (b) Next, add only the course facilitators (if any). |
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If you have already created your own team or do not want to use the provisioned team, just go to the ellipse “…” and click Hide.
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Yes, you can add them manually and their membership will not be affected if there is a subsequent roster sync. For external parties, see Inviting a Guest. |
Check team settings
Step 3: Check your team settings if you would like to change the defaults, e.g. member permissions and guest permissions.
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- Download Teams desktop & mobile app: https://teams.microsoft.com/download
- Download OneNote desktop & mobile app: https://www.onenote.com/download (optional)
- Getting Started with Teams
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The best way is to @mention them. Type @ someone's name to select, and they will get an email notification if they are not online. To get the attention of the entire team, type @team before your message and all your teammates will receive notifications.
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