April 12, 2024
You can schedule a Teams meeting in Outlook or in the Calendar app in Teams. Your calendar in Teams is connected to your Outlook calendar. When you schedule a meeting in Outlook, it'll show up in Teams, and vice versa.
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Schedule a Teams Meeting in Outlook
There are two ways to create a Teams meeting in Outlook: Create a new Teams meeting or add Teams meeting information to an existing meeting.
New Teams Meeting
- Open your Calendar in Outlook.
- On the ribbon, click New Teams Meeting:
- The Teams join information will be added to the invitation:
- Set up the rest of the meeting details (e.g., title, participants), then click Send.
Existing Meeting
If you have a previously scheduled meeting in Outlook, you can add the Teams meeting information to it.
Tip! This also works if you've started a new meeting without using the New Teams Meeting option above.
- Open the existing meeting.
- On the ribbon, click Teams Meeting:
- Update the rest of your meeting details, then click Send Update.
Note: Once a meeting becomes a Teams meeting, it cannot be changed. Even if you delete the Teams information from the meeting message, a working Join Teams Meeting button will still appear on the ribbon.
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Schedule a Teams meeting from Outlook (from Microsoft)
Missing the Teams Meeting Button?
If you don't see the New Teams Meeting button in your Outlook Calendar, view the article TRBL: The Microsoft Teams button is missing in Outlook for Windows.
Schedule a Teams Meeting in the Teams Calendar App
Every meeting scheduled in the Teams Calendar app is automatically set up as an online meeting, and the Teams join information is added to the invitation.
- In Teams, on the app bar, click Calendar.
- Click New meeting in the top right corner.
3. Set up the rest of the meeting details , then click Send.
Learn more:
Schedule a meeting in Teams (from Microsoft)
Schedule a Meeting with Registration (from Microsoft)
Schedule a Webinar
Get Started with Webinars (from Microsoft)
Webinars with Microsoft Teams Quick Start Guide (from Microsoft)
Video: How to Set up a Webinar in Microsoft Teams (from Microsoft)
Video: How to Use Webinars in Microsoft Teams (from Kevin Stratvert)
Audio Conferencing Requirements
If all meeting participants use their computer's audio (headset or built-in mic and speakers), an audio conference license is not necessary.
Note: If you need to provide a dial-in option (audio conferencing) for your attendees, view the article HOWTO: Request Microsoft Audio Conferencing.
Watch a Video
Check out how to view, schedule, and manage your meetings in this short video from Microsoft.
Source: Manage Meetings (from Microsoft)
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