EDU1008 AT2 Frequently Asked Questions
EDU1008 AT2 Frequently Asked Questions
EDU1008 AT2 Frequently Asked Questions
A new Team named O365-EDU1008 AT2 groups will appear. Once you're in, you will find
instructions for setting up your group (as a standard channel which is the default option) so you
can collaborate on Teams to develop your AT2 presentation.
https://teams.microsoft.com
4. I’ve accessed Teams, but I can’t figure out how to find my group’s channel. How do I
access my groups channel?
On the O365-EDU1008 AT2 groups team, look for the heading titled “channels”. Click “view to
show more channels” to view all of the private channels. Look for your group’s number and
access your group’s channel. If your group’s channel is not there already, you will need to make
a new one. To make a new channel, press the three dots and select create a channel. Enter your
groups details.
5. Some of my group members haven’t made contact or aren’t responding to emails/Teams
messages.
At this point in the subject (Week 5), we recommend you proceed with the available group
members who are communicating. Send an email to juliana.ryan@latrobe.edu.au and your
tutor with details of who is not communicating in your group. If you only have a very small
group of team members responding (3 or less) email juliana.ryan@latrobe.edu.au with details.
Some small groups can possibly be merged together.
9. One of my group members was in contact initially, but has since stopped communicating,
what should my group do?
Send an email to juliana.ryan@latrobe.edu.au and your tutor with details of who is not
communicating in your group. Continue working on the task with those who are responding.
10. Can we communicate via Facebook messenger or another platform other than Teams?
If this works better for your group, then that is fine. If you go off the Teams platform, ensure to
still document your working progress of the assessment task via your group’s private Teams
channel. Tutors have access to these channels and will be regularly checking them to view your
collaboration documentation.
11. Does everyone need to speak during the live presentation?
Yes.
15. Where can I get help using Teams? I’m finding it hard to use.
Thanks for being patient as we all get up to speed with Teams. Here’s some useful information
about the assessment task and about collaborating in Teams. Our subject support tutor, Olivia
Sfetcopoulos, will also be running another drop-in session soon and is compiling some FAQs.
Look out for an announcement early next week.