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SIC Guide To Teams

This document provides parents with a guide to Microsoft Teams, an online platform used by teachers and students. It outlines the basics of downloading and accessing Teams, and explains the main features like Posts for chatting, Files for sharing documents, Class Notebook for collaborative notes, Assignments for homework, and Grades for viewing feedback. The purpose is to give parents and students a quick overview of how Teams works and what it can be used for, such as setting and submitting homework, providing resources, and facilitating class discussions.

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SIC Guide To Teams

This document provides parents with a guide to Microsoft Teams, an online platform used by teachers and students. It outlines the basics of downloading and accessing Teams, and explains the main features like Posts for chatting, Files for sharing documents, Class Notebook for collaborative notes, Assignments for homework, and Grades for viewing feedback. The purpose is to give parents and students a quick overview of how Teams works and what it can be used for, such as setting and submitting homework, providing resources, and facilitating class discussions.

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Microsoft Teams Guide for Parents

Microsoft “Teams”
Guide for Parents
(A step-by-step guide)

Contents
What does it do and why use it? ............................................................................................................ 2
1. Downloading “Teams” .................................................................................................................... 3
2. Accessing “Teams” .......................................................................................................................... 4
3. Using “Teams”................................................................................................................................. 5
3.1 Posts ........................................................................................................................................ 5
3.2 Files ......................................................................................................................................... 6
3.3 Class Notebook ....................................................................................................................... 6
3.4 Assignments ............................................................................................................................ 7
3.5 Grades ..................................................................................................................................... 7
What does it do and why use it?

• Teachers can use it to set homework


• Students can get feedback on homework tasks
• Teachers can store any type of file for pupils to access for homework
• Frequently used websites can be uploaded for pupils to have instant
access
• Free access to all Microsoft educational software (PowerPoint, Excel,
Sway, Forms, Word, Outlook, etc...)
• Pupils can discuss classwork / collaborate on class projects

The purpose of this guide is to provide parents/ pupils with a QUICK guide
through the basics in “Teams”

Phones / Mobile devices


Please see the ‘Tablet – User Guide’ for more information about using
Teams on a smart device
1. Downloading “Teams”
Students must first log into “Glow”
(Please see “GLOW Guide” for instructions on how to do this)
Click on ‘Office 365 Home’ icon and then ‘Add to my Launch Pad’
Now go back to your ‘Launch Pad’ by pressing the button at the top of
the page.

1.1

Click on ‘Office 365 Home’ icon and then ‘Add to my Launch Pad’

1.2

Now go back to your ‘Launch Pad’ by pressing the button at the top of
the page.
2. Accessing “Teams”

Click on ‘Office 365 Home’


Within here pupils have access to a suite of options, i.e. Outlook (email), OneDrive
(storage), Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Teams (this can also be added to Launch
Pad by searching in the App Library)
Click on Teams

2.1

Students will now be able to view the ‘Teams’ they have been added to by their
teachers
Select the ‘Teams’ icon on the left hand side for all of the classes you have been
added to
3. Using “Teams”
There are FIVE tabs running across the top of each class:
 Posts
 Files
 Class Notebook
 Assignments
 Grades

3.1 Posts

This tab allows everyone in the class team to chat. You can upload files,
pictures, documents into your chat
Write your message where it says “Start a new conversation” and click on the
send icon to send
3.2 Files

If you click on the ‘Files’ tab at the top of your class page, students can find
any files teacher has uploaded

3.3 Class Notebook

Your Class Notebook is a digital notebook for the whole class to store text,
images, handwritten notes, attachments, links, voice, video, and more.
Essential components of the OneNote Class Notebook experience:
 Student Notebooks -- a private space shared between the teacher and
each individual student. Teachers can access every student notebook,
while students can only see their own.
 Content Library -- a read-only space where teachers can share
handouts with students.
 Collaboration Space -- a space where everyone in your class can share,
organize, and collaborate.
3.4 Assignments

This is where homework is set, graded and then posted back to the pupil
Homework has many benefits for students including learning how to work
independently, staying organised and taking responsibility for their part in
the educational process.
It also gives pupils a chance to review the lesson and go over the material
again.

Assignments give teachers the ability to track student progress and to see if
the student understands the lesson content.

3.5 Grades

Each of your class teams has a Grades tab where you can view assignments at a glance. Use the
Grades tab to get an overview of your work and read feedback from your teacher.

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