Adding Tabs in Microsoft Teams
1. Why Add a OneNote Tab?
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Central place for meeting notes, action items, and research snippets. 
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Real-time collaboration—everyone edits the same page. 
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Content is automatically stored in the Team’s SharePoint library. 
2. Adding the Tab
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Navigate to the Channel Go to the channel where you want shared notes  Figure 1. Adding Tab Figure 1. Adding Tab
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Click + (Add a tab) Located at the top of the channel next to existing tabs. 
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Choose “OneNote” 
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Create a new notebook – Give it a clear name such as Team_Notebook_Fall2025.
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The OneNote tab will appear; all channel members have edit access. 
3. Recommended Structure
Team Notebook ├── Sprint01 │ ├── Lecture Notes │ └── Lab Notes ├── Sprint02 │ ├── Lecture Notes │ └── Lab Notes └── ...
Create new Sprint sections as the semester progresses.
5. Tips & Best Practices
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Tag to-dos using the To-Do checkbox in OneNote; filter them later under Tags Summary. 
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Pin Important Pages: Right-click a page → Copy link to this page → paste as a tab if it needs top-level visibility. 
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Search (Ctrl + F) works across the entire notebook—handy during live Q&A. 
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Adding Tabs only adds a tab to the channel it is added in, not all channels of the team.