Teams

for Students for Faculty

Microsoft Teams Feature Overview

Microsoft Teams is a collaboration platform developed and provided by Microsoft for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android.

Chat Messages

This is the basic functionality of the chat application.

Video Call Conferencing

Online video call conferencing for multiple people.

Voice Call Conferencing

You can have a conference via voice call.

File sharing

Share images, video, audio, and other files to exchange assignments and class materials.

Please note that you are responsible for your own file sharing settings. File co-editing Files can be edited online at the same time.

Memo App

You can jot down notes on important matters or things that are on your mind during an online meeting.

How to login to Teams and system requirements

How to log in to Teams

  1. Target: University and graduate students, faculty and staff, researchers and trainees Target: Junior college students and others

    Log in to " kwic" and go to
    and access "Teams" under the subportal: [ICT Utilization].

    kwic_student_ICT_link.png

    Log in to " Information System Web Service " and access it at
    under "Teams".

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  2. Click "No" when prompted "Do you want to keep your sign-in status?
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  3. Click "Get Windows App" to download the application.
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    Click "Use Web App Instead" to open the app in your browser. teams_web_app.png

Hardware Requirements for Microsoft Teams

See: https://docs.microsoft.com/ja-jp/microsoftteams/hardware-requirements-for-the-teams-app

Online Lecture Procedure Manual using Teams

(*You will be required to log in to Common Authentication to view the manual.)

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