You can use Teams to create and manage assignments, although capabilities will be limited. See Assignments & Grades for more information. Note: integration with Brightspace is not currently available. Contact your faculty consultant at ltsisupport@uvic.ca to...
Every class team comes with its own linked OneNote 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. Your OneNote Class Notebook has these essential...
Teams allows you to share files in conversations and use the Files tab to keep track of them. Share files for collaboration: Any file you share in a channel or chat can be opened and edited by all the students in that channel or chat.The file you shared can be found...
Teams is a great way to communicate with your class. Here are a few main ways to do that: Make a class announcement (Announcement) Start a class-wide conversation (Post) See Microsoft Team Help for step by step instructions to help you communicate with your...
You can think of Teams as having three big parts: Me Space: Your vertical left side bar in teams is the “Me” space. It includes options to see your activity feed across all your teams like My Activity (filterable by class, by person, etc.) and the different teams...
Once you’re ready for students to access a team, follow the steps on Microsoft’s support guides to activate your class team. Students, co-instructors, and TAs will need to sign up for a UVic Microsoft 365 account at onlineservices.uvic.ca before they will be populated...
Every term, a team is automatically created for your class. The following page provides information on locating and activating your course team. Locate your Team If you are new to teams. sign up for Office365 at onlineservices.uvic.ca Sign into portal.office.com...
Access your LTSI Faculty Support Team & supports in four ways:
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