- In the Teams application, select the Calendar tab from the sidebar, then click the New Meeting button
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On the new meeting page, do the following:
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Enter a clear title for your meeting (if it is for a class, include the course name and section).
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Enter any email address in the Add required attendees box. At least one address needs to be invited to your meeting to create a shareable link to the meeting.
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You can use your UC email address if desired. When using your own UC email address, you'll have to type the whole address. Other users will auto-populate from the Global Address Book.
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You can use your UC email address if desired. When using your own UC email address, you'll have to type the whole address. Other users will auto-populate from the Global Address Book.
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Set the date and time for the meeting. You can specify recurring options for weekly meetings.
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Enter a brief description for the meeting.
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Click Send once all necessary information has been filled out.
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Enter a clear title for your meeting (if it is for a class, include the course name and section).
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After sending the meeting, click on the meeting in your calendar in Teams.
This will open the meeting details page.
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There are 2 options for copying the link.
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Choose the 'Copy Link' icon above the meeting title:
OR In the description field, there will now be a Click here to join the meeting link. Right-click on the link, then select Copy Link.
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The link will be copied to your clipboard. You should now go to your Blackboard / iLearn course and paste the link into an announcement, link, or item in your course.
The link will be lengthy. For example:
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To avoid showing the long URL, you can use the paperclip link icon to link text instead:
Highlight the words you'd like to link
Click the link icon
Paste the Teams meeting link into the URL field
Creating a Teams Meeting Link for Class Meetings
Modified on: Fri, Apr 16, 2021 11:09 AM
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