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Microsoft Teams is a collaboration app built for hybrid work so you and your team stay informed, organized, and connected — all in one place. A team can be formed based on a class, a specific project, a department, a club or any type of group activity.

Faculty have the ability to create an [interactive online classroom](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/creating-attending-and-running-meetings-while-using-teams-for-distance-learning-788d730f-2c7e-4761-a059-c9b3fe87adf7) with Microsoft Teams. Teams supports group conversations, video conferencing (up to 49 screens), virtual breakout rooms and the ability to [chat and share files](https://support.office.com/en-us/article/chat-and-share-files-in-teams-d7978db0-33b5-4ad3-93ac-ef0bd3c2a670). A team is automatically created for all courses. 

Teams can help you and your colleagues come together no matter where you are:

- **Chat** - Message someone or a group to talk about work, projects, or just for fun.
- **Teams** - Create a team and channels to gather people together and work in focused spaces with conversations and files.
- **Calendar** - Connect with people before, during, and after a meeting so prep and follow-up are easy to find. This Teams calendar syncs with your Outlook one.

## Get started now

- [Download Teams](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-teams/download-app?msockid=28693144a5366bb60f512327a136655e) for your desktop, iOS, or Android.
- Or just use Teams on the web at [https://teams.microsoft.com](https://teams.microsoft.com/).

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