Search for a Team

Search for a Team

You can use keywords to find teams within a topic that match your interests.

Steps to Search for a Team:

  1. In your course, go to the Teams tab.
  2. On the Teams page, select Browse, then choose the topic where you want to find a team.
  3. In the search field, enter one or more keywords and press Enter or select the search icon.
  4. Teams that match your search within the selected topic will be displayed.
  5. To clear the search, select the X in the search field.

Note: Searches only recognize whole words, so partial word matches will not return results.
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