Microsoft Teams – Course Sessions and Academic Activities

Live Class & Communication Platform

Microsoft Teams

Microsoft Teams serves as the primary communication infrastructure for live lectures, seminars, and institutional meetings across our university. Sessions require institutional KHAS email authentication, and course workflows are managed accordingly.

Login & Access

Web / Desktop: Sign in via browser at teams.microsoft.com or download the desktop application.

Mobile Access: Download the Microsoft Teams app from the App Store or Google Play and log in using your institutional credentials.
Key Features
  • Live Class Scheduling: Organizing sessions via calendar and integrating directly with KHAS Learn.
  • Breakout Rooms: Dividing students into smaller collaborative cohorts during lectures.
  • Session Recordings: Recording live lectures for archiving and subsequent review.
  • Secure Environment: Protected class spaces restricted strictly to authenticated KHAS participants.
Step-by-Step Usage
Select Your Role
  1. Sign In: Log in using your institutional email address.
  2. Join Class: Click the session link in your calendar or via your KHAS Learn course page.
  3. Audio/Video Etiquette: Keep your microphone muted upon entry and adhere to instructor camera guidelines.
  4. Engage: Use the "Raise Hand" feature or chat panel to ask questions.
  1. Schedule Session: Create a calendar invite and share the meeting link through KHAS Learn.
  2. Meeting Options: Configure lobby and presentation permissions according to class requirements.
  3. Interactive Group Work: Utilize breakout rooms to assign collaborative tasks to student cohorts.
  4. Manage Recording: Initiate recordings at the start of sessions to ensure reliable archiving.
Practical Tips
Select Your Role
  • Test your audio and headset configuration prior to joining live sessions.
  • Ensure a stable network connection, preferably via a wired link or strong Wi-Fi signal.
  • Contact your course instructor regarding any inquiries concerning lecture recordings.
  • Restrict student presentation and screen-sharing permissions at the beginning of meetings.
  • Outline clear expectations regarding audio and chat etiquette at the start of class.
  • Rotate through breakout rooms during group activities to provide active academic guidance.
Accessibility Support
  • Live automated captions and spoken transcript generation for seamless comprehension.
  • Immersive Reader integration for customizable text formatting and reading assistance.
  • Full keyboard shortcuts and screen-reader compatibility.
Privacy & Security
  • Lecture recordings are captured strictly for academic purposes and shared within the enrolled roster.
  • Protected sessions prevent unauthorized external access.
  • Participants are advised to exercise discretion regarding private onscreen desktop windows during screen sharing.
Modern System Requirements
ComponentMinimum StandardRecommended Configuration
Operating SystemWindows 11 / macOS 13+Latest OS Build Version
Memory (RAM)8 GB RAM16 GB RAM and above
Internet Connection10 Mbps download / upload25 Mbps and above stable broadband
HardwareBuilt-in microphone and HD cameraExternal USB microphone and focused webcam
BrowserUp-to-date Chrome, Edge, or SafariGoogle Chrome or Microsoft Edge

It is recommended to perform an audio and video test via Teams before joining live lecture sessions.

Practical Troubleshooting
Audio or Microphone Issues:
Verify device settings in Teams to ensure the correct microphone and speaker are selected.
Video Lag or Freezing:
Disable background blur/effects to conserve network bandwidth during high traffic.
Connection Drops:
Disable active VPN tunnels and restart the application if connectivity fluctuates.
Screen Sharing Visibility:
Sharing your entire screen rather than an individual window prevents display clipping issues.
Inquiries & Support

Email: [email protected]
Phone: +90 (212) 533 65 32

Operating Hours: Weekdays 08:30 – 17:30.

Submit Ticket via MyKHAS
Live Class Design Consultation

Faculty may request consultation from our center regarding breakout room configurations and interactive live lecture design strategies.