Microsoft Teams : Major Update – Wiki retirement and the future of note taking in Teams Channels

OneNote in Microsoft Teams
OneNote in Microsoft Teams

Hi All,

Today sharing one of the major update to Microsoft Teams

Major Update : Wikis will be retired from Microsoft Teams

Wiki in MS Teams
fig : Wiki in MS Teams
Wiki page in MS Teams
fig : Wiki page in MS Teams

Details – With this change we can access and edit existing wikis but can not create new wikis

When this will happen – This roll out will be started in Mid Feb

What Microsoft is offering

  • Microsoft is suggesting to use OneNote notebooks.
  • We will have an option to export our wiki content to OneNote notebook – This feature will be released soon. We will have separate article for this
  • Very soon OneNote will be default tab to our Teams channel
  • For now we can create OneNote tab using add tab in channel
Microsoft Teams - Adding "OneNote" to channel
fig : Microsoft Teams – Adding “OneNote” to channel
Microsoft Teams - Added "OneNote" to channel
fig : Microsoft Teams – Added “OneNote” to channel tab

What action we need to take

  • As admin we need to update our user manuals
  • We need to train our users to use OneNote and demonstrate OneNote features
  • We need to train our users – not to use Wiki henceforward and how to migrate Wiki content to OneNote notebooks

Thanks for reading the article !! Please feel free to discuss in case any issues / suggestions / thoughts / questions !

HAVE A GREAT TIME AHEAD !!! LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL 🙂

Prasham Sabadra

LIFE IS VERY BEAUTIFUL :) ENJOY THE WHOLE JOURNEY :) Founder of Knowledge Junction and live-beautiful-life.com, Author, Learner, Passionate Techie, avid reader. Certified Professional Workshop Facilitator / Public Speaker. Scrum Foundation Professional certificated. Motivational, Behavioral , Technical speaker. Speaks in various events including SharePoint Saturdays, Boot camps, Collages / Schools, local chapter. Can reach me for Microsoft 365, Azure, DevOps, SharePoint, Teams, Power Platform, JavaScript.

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