 Today, I'm going to show you how to create new tabs within a specific channel. Tabs can be found at the top of the channel and your team's application. By default, every channel comes with a few standard tabs, including Conversations, Files, and Wiki. Click on the Wiki tab, which is designed to help users draft documents, track meeting notes, and collaborate, or in simple terms, it acts as a shared bear pad. The Files tab helps you keep track of all the files that have been uploaded to that specific channel. Now, if you want to add a new tab, click on the plus symbol, which will allow you to choose from an array of tabs to add to your channel. For example, to add a Word tab, click the Word application. Next, you will title the tab name and select the Word document that you have uploaded to Teams and hit Save. It is important to note that you must upload a document to the Files tab for any tab that requires a document, such as Word, Excel, or PowerPoint. You now have added a tab. To chat, comment, or give feedback on a document within a tab, click on the speech bubble in the top right of your page so you can write about a specific document. All conversations across different tabs and documents within the channel can also be viewed on the Conversation tab. I'm Max with the Protected Trust Training Department and we'll see you next time.