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Overview
This article is a quick guide on how to set up Echo360 access in MS Teams.
You can access Echo360 inside of Teams from the left menu or from a Teams channel. This is the same experience when logging into echo360.org or Canvas, you are just working inside of MS Teams, you can add Echo360 to Teams in your left menu or to a Class Team. For a detailed steps, view this Echo360 Support article: "Using MS Teams with Echo360".
Teams (left menu)
The most common way to access Echo360 is from the cloud platform echo360.org or from within Canvas when you have a echo360 course linked in Canvas's course navigation menu. However, if you are using Teams and Echo360 in your teaching, you no longer have to go back and forth between both. You can add Echo360 to your Teams navigation menu.
- Click the Apps button
- Click Echo360
- Click Add
- A pop up window will display that may ask you to refresh your screen. You should now see Echo360 in your Teams left menu.
Teams Class (channel/tab)
Add Echo360 to a Teams class. Access Teams from the left menu from the Microsoft Teams desktop app, or through your Internet browser. A list of your courses will become available to you after clicking Teams. Follow the steps below:
- Click Teams, you will see a list of all your Teams
- Click the tile associated with a course you want to add Echo360.
- In the top menu, select the plus + button
- In the Add a tab window, click the Echo360 tile to add it.
- On the next screen, click the Save button (see sample image of the completed steps below).
- Now you can access your Library, Courses, Collections, etc. inside of Teams same as when you are in Canvas or logged into the cloud platform echo360.org
Need Training?
Learn how to start using Echo360 inside of Teams and register for a training workshop at svsu.edu/workshops
New to Echo360?
Echo360 provides the ability to record your class lectures inside or outside of the classroom, offers automatic scheduling/Live Streaming of your classes, and student engagement tools in one Active Learning Platform that integrates with Canvas. View our article, Echo360 Getting Started guide.