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In Microsoft Teams, public Teams are visible and accessible to everyone in the organization, while private Teams require explicit invitation and permission to join. | In Microsoft Teams, public Teams are visible and accessible to everyone in the organization, while private Teams require explicit invitation and permission to join. | ||
| − | *Private Teams can only be joined if the team owner adds someone to them. All Team members can request a user be added but only the Team owner can approve membership. | + | *'''Private Teams:''' can only be joined if the team owner adds someone to them. All Team members can request a user be added but only the Team owner can approve membership. |
| − | *Public Teams are visible to the entire campus (fac/staff/students) from the Teams gallery and | + | *'''Public Teams:''' are visible to the entire campus (fac/staff/students) from the Teams gallery, and all Evergreen users can join them without getting approval from the Team owner. |
Revision as of 11:35, 5 August 2025
Public versus Private Teams
In Microsoft Teams, public Teams are visible and accessible to everyone in the organization, while private Teams require explicit invitation and permission to join.
- Private Teams: can only be joined if the team owner adds someone to them. All Team members can request a user be added but only the Team owner can approve membership.
- Public Teams: are visible to the entire campus (fac/staff/students) from the Teams gallery, and all Evergreen users can join them without getting approval from the Team owner.
Warning: IT strongly recommends that all Teams be set to "Private" and require an invitation to join.
Adding Members to a Team
Resources:
- Make a public Team private
- Overview of Sharing Files in Teams
- Add a member to a Team
- Where to manage Teams and Sharepoint settings