A channel is a single place for a team to share messages, tools, and files. Channels can be organized by group, project, feature, or whatever else is relevant to you.

We all know television channels, radio channels, and YouTube channels, but what's a Teams channel? Here's one way to think about them: Channels sit inside of teams, sort of the way …

Meet with members of a Microsoft Teams channel instantly or by scheduling a channel meeting. When you have a meeting in a channel, everyone in the team can see it as a post in the …

If you need a smaller, specific audience for a particular subject, you can use a private channel. Shared channels are for collaborating with people inside and outside your team or organization.

A standard channel is open to all members, and anything posted is searchable by others. Private channels are best for smaller audiences or a specific project. Shared channels are open to …

Channels are where you hold meetings, have conversations, and work on files together. The tabs at the top of each channel link to your favorite files, apps, and services.

Learn how to edit the name and description of a channel in Microsoft Teams, and how to recommend channels to team members.

Channels are where the work gets done. They are where text, audio, and video conversations open to the whole team happen, where files are shared, and where apps are added.

A channel is a specific place within the larger group where members can have focused conversations about particular tasks. You can use a channel to post Announcements for …

Learn how to view channel cards in Microsoft Teams to quickly manage channels from anywhere within the app, including channel specifics, notifications, and more.