Facilitate meetings and events with Microsoft Teams
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Learn how to use Microsoft Teams to schedule and manage meetings, facilitate and participate in meetings, and produce live events that connect people and drive collaboration.
Create and join meetings, Share content during meetings, Participate in meetings, Manage breakout rooms for your meeting, Plan, schedule, and moderate live events
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