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- Important changes to SFU email practices
- Transforming the SFU experience through digital improvements - Key Initiatives in Progress
- Jovanna Sauro wins SFU Personal Achievement Award
- Improve your cellular coverage by enabling WiFi Calling
- New committee guides transformative changes at SFU
- Expanded identity options for students within SFU applications
- SFU works toward keeping devices out of landfills
- A journey to improved WiFi
- Help us, help you, connect to better WiFi
- IT Services' new support system: ServiceHub
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- IT Services leadership announcement
- University Wide Password Change Initiative
- April 2021 technical issue
- Telephone System Core Infrastructure Upgrade
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Plan a team
Step 5. How will you structure your team?
You are just one step away from submitting a team request!
As the final step, draft a list of the channels you'd like to create in this team and decide which channels will be public or private. These channels will inform your team members/guests on the location they can start conversations and collaborate.
Visit the Teams & Channels page for more details on teams, channels, and suggestions on how you can structure your team(s) at SFU.
Note: To help team members to familiarize the new team once they are added, we recommend setting up your channels as soon as the team has been created.