Using Microsoft Teams at Nonprofits pt 2

Community IT Innovators Nonprofit Technology Topics

If you have Office365 then you have access to Teams, Microsoft’s tool for chat, video conference, and calendar. But Teams does a lot more, and integrates with lots of other tools beyond the Microsoft office suite.
Community IT experts presented this Q&A webinar with tips on using this multi-function tool better at nonprofits.
In part 2, hear a mini-case study from nonprofit practitioner guests Elisa Mondragon and Alessandra Brolin from Alexandria Housing, along with audience submitted questions answered by our experts. You can also find a full transcript including questions we didn't have time for at the link below.
In part 1, Carolyn and Courtney give an overview of the Teams app, its relationship to other Microsoft tools, and walk through a visual of the Teams interface, which is available on our website: https://communityit.com/webinar-using-microsoft-teams-at-nonprofits/

Want to get the most out of a tool you already have?

Have questions about best practices, tips, and shortcuts?

Looking for ideas on managing Teams as a staff portal to SharePoint and other apps?

Using Teams for voice? Wondering what ELSE Teams can do?

We heard your feedback. Teams has lots of great features but can also be confusing. How can you get the most value out of it? What are best practices for using Microsoft Teams at nonprofits?

Carolyn Woodard, Outreach Director, and guests Elisa Mondragon and Alessandra Brolin from Housing Alexandria share best practices and ideas on getting the most out of Teams. Courtney Carroll from Community IT was also on hand to answer technical questions about the multitude of functions Teams can perform.

As with all our webinars, this presentation is appropriate for an audience of varied IT experience.

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