Microsoft Teams Tutorial (Free On-Demand Course)

It’s fully self-paced and on-demand. You watch pre-recorded video lessons on your own schedule, pausing, rewinding, and replaying any segment as many times as you need – there are no scheduled sessions to attend. If you’d prefer live, instructor-led training with real-time Q&A, Greg offers live training as a separate option.

Lifetime access. Once you enroll, the course is yours to keep – no time limit, no expiration, and no need to re-enroll. You can revisit any lesson whenever you need a refresher or when Microsoft changes something in SharePoint or Microsoft 365.

Click Enroll, create an account, and complete checkout – the whole process takes about two minutes, and access is granted instantly. You can start watching lessons within seconds of enrolling, from any device with a web browser. No waiting period and no manual approval.

No. Every Academy course is built for business users, site owners, and accidental SharePoint admins – people who use SharePoint as part of their job, not as their job. No coding, developer experience, or IT background is required.

Yes. Volume licensing discounts are available for teams of 6 or more, with steeper per-seat pricing as the team grows. Volume licensing also includes centralized enrollment management, so you can add or remove team members without each person going through individual checkout. See the Volume Licensing page for details.

Yes. Closed captions are available on every video lesson and can be toggled on or off during playback. They are useful both for accessibility and for quickly scanning a lesson to find a specific topic without watching the entire segment from start to finish.

Yes, completely free – no cost, no trial period, and no credit card required. It’s also the best way to preview the Academy teaching style before enrolling in a paid SharePoint course, since it uses the same approach and instructor.

It covers navigating Teams, creating and structuring teams and channels, chat and conversations, meetings, file sharing and co-authoring, notifications, external guest access, and – importantly – how Teams connects to SharePoint and OneDrive behind the scenes.

Because Teams and SharePoint are deeply connected – every team has a SharePoint site behind it, and Teams files actually live in SharePoint. Greg teaches Teams with that connection in mind, so you understand not just how to click around, but where your content really lives and how to keep it organized.

Yes. It’s free, foundational, and uses the same teaching approach as the paid courses – the ideal way to learn Teams and decide whether the SharePoint Beginner or Site Owner course is the right next step.

Yes – and since it’s free, there’s nothing stopping you from sharing it with everyone. It’s a simple, no-cost way to get an entire team to a consistent baseline on Teams, with each person learning at their own pace and keeping lifetime access for future reference.

No – this course focuses on how Microsoft Teams works with SharePoint, not on meetings and calls. It’s built around the connection most people don’t understand: how teams and channels map to SharePoint sites, and where your Teams files actually live. For meetings and calls, Microsoft’s own resources cover those well; this course fills the gap they don’t.