I agree. We use both (Teams and Moodle) as they are complementary. There is simply no good video-conferencing and chat tool in Moodle for synchronous online teaching. We use Teams to talk to the students, see them (camera is mandatory during online classes). But we use Moodle for all things didactical, to get the course materials to the students, to give exercises, quizzes, create learning paths, give feedback on their accomplishments.
And we also use the Moodle forum for non-synchronous online teaching. In Teams, questions just get buried. There is no search function, I need to keep an eye on so many channels, it is just not a good way for students to ask questions when the class is not actually "in session". Moodle forum is a much better option for that.
And we also use the Moodle forum for non-synchronous online teaching. In Teams, questions just get buried. There is no search function, I need to keep an eye on so many channels, it is just not a good way for students to ask questions when the class is not actually "in session". Moodle forum is a much better option for that.