Frequently Asked Question
Create student project groups (channels) in Microsoft Teams
Last Updated 7 years ago
Create channels within your class team to organize students to work together on group projects. You can create as many as 100 channels per team.
All students in the class team can view the team’s channels—notify the students you’d like to work in each one. Use the Files, Conversations, and Class Notes tabs in each channel to organize group collaboration.
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All students in the class team can view the team’s channels—notify the students you’d like to work in each one. Use the Files, Conversations, and Class Notes tabs in each channel to organize group collaboration.
Create a new channel
- Navigate to a class team and then select the ellipses icon next to the team name.
- Select Add channel.
- Name your new channel and add a description.
- Select Add.
- All team members automatically have access to all your team's channels. Use @mention in your new channel to invite students to participate.
Collaborate using the Files, Conversations, and Class Notes tabs
There are several ways for students to collaborate within a channel.- Use the Conversations tab to discuss topics with each other and attach resources.
- Interact with files. Create new files in the Files tab or upload files you’d like group members to work on from your computer or from Sharepoint. Files attached in Conversations will also show up here.
- Only teachers have permission to add attachments in class teams.
- The Class Notes tab can be edited by multiple students at once. Use its tools to type, draw, or insert pictures and links. Students can add more pages to Class Notes with the + Page icon. Each channel’s Class Notes tab corresponds to a section in the Class Notebook Collaboration Space. Select Edit in OneNote to launch OneNote and continue collaborating there.