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    How to Join a Microsoft Teams Meeting and Adjust Settings

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    • 12 steps |
    • 50 seconds

    How to Join a Teams Meeting

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    If you do not already have Teams open, or linked in your task bar, click "Start" on the Windows taskbar
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    Click "Search box" and type "teams".
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    Click "Microsoft Teams (work or school)"
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    Please Note: If you are not signed in already, it will prompt you to do so.
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    Once Microsoft Teams is open you will need to click on "Calendar" on the left side panel.
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    Once in the calendar, you will see your agenda for the current week. Please click the meeting you wish to join.
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    Once you have clicked on the meeting. A pop-out box will appear. Click "Join".
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    If it says that your camera is turned off and you want your camera to be on, click the camera slider on the bottom left.
    If it says that your camera is turned off and you want your camera to be on, click the camera slider on the bottom left.
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    If you are happy with your settings, go ahead and click "Join now". If not, continue with the steps below.

    Audio and Video Settings

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    Click the Settings Wheel "⚙️" on the bottom right.
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    A tab will appear on the right side where you can set the following options: - Which speakers the sound will play through. - Which Microphone input to use. - Which camera input to use.
    A tab will appear on the right side where you can set the following options:
- Which speakers the sound will play through.
- Which Microphone input to use.
- Which camera input to use.

    Video Backgrounds

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    If you want to show with a different background select the "Background Filters" option.
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    A tab will pop out on the right. Here you can select which background you would like to use, or if you want to show what is actually behind you, click "None".
    A tab will pop out on the right. Here you can select which background you would like to use, or if you want to show what is actually behind you, click "None".