Getting Started with Microsoft Teams

Teams logoMicrosoft Teams is a collaboration tool as well as the default app for meetings and making and receiving phone calls. Teams is available for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android. Log in with your UARK email address (username@uark.edu) and password.

Log into Teams Online
or
Download the Teams App

Compare the conferencing features and uses of Teams with other UARK conferencing tools.

Meetings and Calls in Microsoft Teams

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