- [Instructor] There's a lot of great content
that I can create here in Teams.
Teams, for example, has a calendar.
I can add items to the calendar, I can add meetings,
I could hold meetings in Teams.
I have chat functionality,
I might have Yammer here as well.
I have files, but I don't have the ability
to create webpages.
I don't have the ability in Teams to create a list.
I have apps I can use to create lists,
but if I wanted to have a list, for example,
or if I wanted to have a page,
that's not something I'd do directly here.
I can however, add a page from SharePoint or anywhere else,
so that I can display it in Teams.
So this is yet another use for SharePoint with Teams.
If I create an Office 365 group
or I create SharePoint team site,
in either of those instances I have the ability then
to create pages, to create lists, to create other content
that I can display here in Teams.
For example, here in Residential Sales
Lisa Marlee just received the Solar Institute Sunray Award.
There's a small article about this.
For right now, I'd like to have this displayed
in my Teams working space.
I could also choose, for example, to take the homepage
or any other specific page that is available
here in SharePoint.
Let's return to Teams and to add a page
always choose the channel you'd like to add this content to.
I'm going to choose SharePoint
and my choice of pages, there's my 2019 Sunray Award
that I just showed you, existing content from SharePoint,
and click Save.
And here we go.
2019 Sunray Award.
If you want to rename it, if you want to change the settings,
the settings are where the content's coming from.
Renaming, I could name this for example,
Lisa Marlee News, save it,
and when I'm done I can remove this.
I can leave it here as long as I wish
and again, I'm simply taking this content
that's originally housed in SharePoint
and displaying it here, so that my team doesn't need
to go to SharePoint to see something specific
that I would like them to see.
When my team is working together here in Teams,
I'd like them to be able to focus all of their time
and their energy here,
rather than going from one application to another to another
and that's the point of Teams.
I can bring together all of the applications
and all of the content that my team needs in one spot.