Add meeting/event to Teams calendar from Outlook
Hello, I’m new to Teams and Outlook.
I started a Staff Team with the idea of using it to share general information with the staff, such as announcements, holidays, vacation calendars, files from staff meetings, etc. I created some channels for project-specific groups we work in like Admin and DEI.
When I add an item to the Teams calendar, it shows up in Outlook as one of my personal meetings/events. That is fine, but I would like to be able to add meetings/events to the Teams calendar from Outlook. It doesn’t seem possible because the Teams calendar does not show up in the list of available calendars the way shared calendars do. I guess I figured a Teams calendar was a form of shared calendar.
It there a way to work in a Teams calendar through Outlook or is there another method I should be using to create a staff calendar.
Teams and Groups seem almost identical, so I assumed Teams was the future and Groups was a vestige that MS was keeping around for people refusing to adopt Teams. Should I be using Groups instead?
Thank you,
Hello, I’m new to Teams and Outlook. I started a Staff Team with the idea of using it to share general information with the staff, such as announcements, holidays, vacation calendars, files from staff meetings, etc. I created some channels for project-specific groups we work in like Admin and DEI. When I add an item to the Teams calendar, it shows up in Outlook as one of my personal meetings/events. That is fine, but I would like to be able to add meetings/events to the Teams calendar from Outlook. It doesn’t seem possible because the Teams calendar does not show up in the list of available calendars the way shared calendars do. I guess I figured a Teams calendar was a form of shared calendar. It there a way to work in a Teams calendar through Outlook or is there another method I should be using to create a staff calendar. Teams and Groups seem almost identical, so I assumed Teams was the future and Groups was a vestige that MS was keeping around for people refusing to adopt Teams. Should I be using Groups instead? Thank you, Read More
