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Teams - Overview of meeting tools in Teams Tutorial

Overview of meeting tools in Teams presents the main during-meeting controls. It explains the central video area with participant tiles, top toolbar actions for chat, people list, raise hand, and reactions. It covers view options like gallery or presenter emphasis, and the more menu with recording, transcription, meeting info, timer, audio and video settings, and help. It describes turning the camera and microphone on or off, sharing content (screen, window, whiteboard, PowerPoint, Excel, files), and how to leave the meeting. It ends by noting how these tools help follow, join, engage, share, and manage audio/video.

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tools available during a Microsoft Teams meeting.
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When you join a meeting,
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a new window opens
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in the center you'll find the main meeting area with the participants videos,
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profile pictures,
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or initials
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at the top of the screen,
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the toolbar lets you manage important actions during the meeting,
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communicate,
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interact,
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share content,
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or adjust your microphone and camera.
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Let's start with the conversation button.
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It opens the meeting chat.
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You can write a message,
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ask a question,
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or share a link without interrupting the person speaking.
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The people button
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displays a list of people in the meeting
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from this panel you can see who's joining,
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search for a person,
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or share the meeting invitation.
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The raise hand button indicates that you wish to speak.
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This is useful for intervening without cutting the speaker directly.
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Next to it,
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the react button allows you to quickly send a reaction
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such as a thumbs up,
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a heart,
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or applause.
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This allows you to interact without activating your microphone.
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The view button is used to change the presentation of the meeting.
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For example,
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you can choose gallery mode,
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make the presenter more prominent,
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or access other display options depending on the context.
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The more button
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represented by three dots contains additional options.
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Examples include recording and transcription,
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meeting information,
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timer,
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audio settings.
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Video effects
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or help.
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Now let's move on to the most used commands.
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The camera button allows you to turn your video on or off.
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If your camera is muted,
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other participants will see your profile picture or initials.
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The microphone button allows you to turn your microphone on or off.
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It is advisable to mute your microphone when you
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are not speaking in order to avoid background noise.
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The share button allows you to present content to other participants.
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You can share your screen,
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window,
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whiteboard,
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PowerPoint presentation,
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Excel workbook,
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or search for a file from OneDrive or your computer.
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Finally,
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the leave button allows you to exit the meeting.
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If you are a participant,
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the meeting continues for the other people present.
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If you are the meeting organizer,
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you may also have the option to use end meeting.
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This ends the meeting for everyone
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rather than simply leaving it yourself.
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Now you know the main tools available during a team's meeting.
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With these controls you can follow a meeting,
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jump in at the right time,
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engage with attendees,
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share content,
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and manage your audio or video more easily.

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