Teams Wiki App and Wiki Pages are being demised

In this tutorial, I'll explain the recent news that the Teams Wiki app and Wiki pages are being demised. I'll provide you with all the details you need to know about how it will impact your use of Teams. I'll also discuss the alternatives that Microsoft is providing to replace the Teams Wiki app and Wiki pages, OneNote. I'll demonstrate how to migrate your existing Wikis into OneNote using the existing built in functionality currently being rolled out by Microsoft. This tutorial is perfect for anyone who has been using the Teams Wiki app or Wiki pages and wants to know what to expect as these tools are retired. Whether you're new to Teams or a seasoned user, this tutorial is a great way to stay informed about the latest changes and updates to Microsoft's collaboration platform.

00:00 Introduction
Teams Wiki Pages are being demised
0:22 Teams Wiki Migration Demo
Wiki tabs in channels will go away starting in June 2023. You can export your content to a new Notes tab that will be created for this channel.
What to expect when you export:
Each Wiki page will be saved as a separate page in Notes
Some changes to formatting, such as font style and spacing, may occur; in addition, dark theme is not supported
We'll keep a read-only version of your content in the Wiki app for reference
In Notes, you can take notes and organize content for this channel
1:17 Export to Notes
1:38 Notes Page Replacing Wiki Pages
You'll be automatically redirected to your new Notes tab when it's ready...
Wiki will be made read only. ""This is a read-only version of content. To view the latest content and edit, go to the Notes tab in this channel.
2:13 Removing the Read-Only Wiki Page Tab

Microsoft is no longer supporting Wiki Pages and retiring Wiki Pages in January 2024.
Microsoft Teams Wiki Is Dead And What To Do Instead. Big, big news for 2024! Wiki is going! Amazingly, with Microsoft not doing anything to improve Wiki since Team's release back in 2017, it's now decided to kill it off. So stay tuned for all the news on that and my take on it and what Microsoft is replacing it with.