However, until recently, that group calendar could not easily be used directly inside of the Microsoft Teams client. A Microsoft team is backed by an Office 365 Group, which contains an Exchange Online Group Mailbox and an associated calendar. Let me start by providing a little background around group calendaring before we dive into the Microsoft Teams shared calendar functionality.

Real-life examples include a vacation calendar for a group of people, upcoming industry conferences of interest to a team of people, or a recurring meeting for a project. Working together on a project or as a team with a common purpose often requires a place where team members can see important dates for events, milestones, and deadlines related to the groups work. This blog will discuss what it is, how to use it, and some of its current limitations.

Today we will explore the first incarnation of Microsoft Teams shared calendar functionality with the release of the Microsoft Teams Channel Calendar app. One of the key staples of group collaboration is using shared calendaring functionality.

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