Using Teams to Manage Custom PLM Training Projects (Adding the Website App)

Barb Nash

This blog is part of the “Using Teams to Manage Custom PLM Training Projects” blog series. It discusses adding the Website app to a Teams channel tab. In the context of our training development projects, we use the Website app to provide quick access to project-related websites, such as timecard reports and customer sites within a Teams channel.

Detailed below are the steps for adding the Website app to a channel tab. If you would like to view the other blogs in the series, you can access them via the following links. As each blog is released, they will be available here:

How To: Add the Website App

1. At the top of a channel, select the plus sign (+).

2. Select the Website app, as shown in the image below.

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3. Enter the Tab name (in this example, Customer Report) and URL (copied from your browser and pasted into the URL field), then click Save, as shown in the image below.
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4. The new Customer Report tab is shown in the image below with an example of a customer report with project timecard data.

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Another example of a website added to a channel is shown in the image below. In this case it is a company website.

Keep in mind that you can add any site starting with https:// that would be useful to have within your Teams channel!

About the Author

Product Lead – Learning Content Development<br><br>Barb's primary responsibilities include the design, development, and project management of courseware for Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) products such as Autodesk Vault, Autodesk Fusion Lifecycle, ENOVIA V6, and PTC Windchill. Her work also involves the development of custom training that is designed and configured to an organization’s specific environment, processes, and roles. Barb is a Professional Engineer and holds a degree in Aerospace Engineering. She is also a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) and trained in Instructional Design.
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