video1.0<iframe src="https://www.loom.com/embed/89e1a76f47634ce8934223f5895ac2ff" frameborder="0" width="1920" height="1440" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe>14401920Loomhttps://www.loom.com14401920https://cdn.loom.com/sessions/thumbnails/89e1a76f47634ce8934223f5895ac2ff-06cd8f7dece71d4a.gif111.375Meetings are an essential place where work happens in Microsoft Teams — whether you're engaging an important client or catching up on a group discussion. There are three parts to a Teams meeting: Before: When you create and send out an invite. During: When everyone meets. After: When people share recaps and action items. Try it! Here are the basics of how to get started with meetings in Teams. Before a meeting Create a meeting and discover how to adjust your settings before you join one: 1. Go to your Calendar and select New meeting. 2. Add people to the invite such as colleagues in your organization or external guests. 3. Add a location or make it an online meeting. 4. Type an agenda. 5. Check Scheduling Assistant to make sure your proposed time works for everyone. 6. Choose to automatically record a meeting in case someone can't make it and select Send. 7. Join a meeting from an email, a channel, a mobile device, or your calendar 8. Choose your meetings settings from the pre-join screen, and select Join now. During a meeting Explore how to interact with others in a meeting: - Avoid the frustration of speaking over other people and select Raise your hand to share your thoughts. - Add your questions to the meeting chat to avoid interrupting a speaker. - Select React and choose a reaction to express how you feel in real-time. - Select Share to show a presentation, a window, or your entire screen. After a meeting Re-visit documents and follow-up with people after the meeting's done: - Go to your calendar invite to view shared files, the meeting recording, or transcript. - Share notes or action items with your team.