 Microsoft Teams has several notification settings allowing you to determine how you are notified, when you are notified, and which actions trigger a notification. A notification is how Teams alerts you to new activity occurring in either your chat, your team, or a channel inside your team. Notifications can take the form of email, banner, or feed. If you are using the desktop version of Teams or the Teams online client, the changes you make in either one will sync with one another, so if you make a change in the desktop settings, it will sync to the online version, and vice versa. To change your notification settings in either your desktop or online client, click your picture or initials in the top right hand corner, then settings, then notifications. Once in the notification settings, you will see that there are three areas where you can adjust notifications, mentions, messages, and other. To adjust notification settings, click the drop down menu next to the area you wish to adjust and select your desired option. You'll notice that there is no just email option, as Teams is designed to lessen the amount of email in your inbox. Finally, you can choose how frequently you would like to be notified. Unlike the desktop and online version of Teams, notification settings on your mobile devices are independent and will not sync to the other clients. To get to the notification settings on your mobile device, open the app and select the menu icon represented by three parallel lines. Then, choose settings and finally, notifications. You will see that the options are mostly the same as the desktop and online version of Teams, except you can only turn notifications on or off on your mobile device. I'm Steve with the Protected Trust Training Department, and we'll see you next time.