Shared channels in Microsoft Teams create collaboration spaces for people inside and outside your team or organisation. They offer a seamless and improved version of collaboration with those inside and outside of the NHSmail central tenant, helping to extend teamwork effectively and efficiently across organisational boundaries.
A NHSmail Portal release on 3rd April 2024 has delivered some new functionality for Teams shared channels. An overview of the new functionality was provided during the LA Webinar held on 19/04/2024. Please see a link to the slide pack shared during this session here. If you have previously enabled your organisation for Teams shared channels, please read this article to understand how the recent changes affect you.
An overview of the NHSmail shared channels functionality was provided during the LA Webinar held on 06/10/2023. Please see the recording and transcript below.
NHSmail Teams Shared Channels LA Webinar transcript
Please see a link to the slide pack shared during the LA Webinar below.
NHSmail Teams Shared Channels LA Webinar
For more information, please refer to the guidance for Users and the guidance for Local Administrators.
You can also refer to the following Microsoft guidance for more information:
- Create a shared channel in Microsoft Teams
- Share a channel with people in Microsoft Teams
- Share a channel with a team in Microsoft Teams
- Why use a shared channel versus other channel types in Teams?
- Guests and shared channels in Microsoft Teams
- Shared channel owner and member roles in Microsoft Teams
- Manage shared channels in Microsoft Teams
