Introduction to Microsoft 365

COURSE DESCRIPTION
Most major software application companies are moving away from only offering locally installed versions of their products. Microsoft is doing the same with the release of Microsoft 365, the cloud based version of the Microsoft suite of products. This course focuses on unique aspects of these applications in this format and not on the basic mechanics of each application. It is designed for individuals already comfortable with Office products but need to better understand how Microsoft 365 is different and how to use the new features available in this version.

In particular, this course will emphasize the OneDrive, collaborating with other users online, working with Lync for messaging and online meetings, and accessing Microsoft 365 off mobile devices as well as a traditional computer.

Learn and Master the Features in Microsoft 365

• Sign in to Microsoft 365 and understand the user interface

• Install and manage the apps on your mobile devices

• Use the Outlook web app for managing email, tasks, contacts, and your calendar

• Understand how to save files to your OneDrive

• Learn to collaborate in Microsoft 365 using shared documents on the Team Site and with SharePoint

• Work with Lync to instant message and conduct online meetings
  

Mastering the Changes
Microsoft 365 is a new breed of software – applications designed for connection and collaboration that will be continuously updated by Microsoft. This course takes the approach of showing you how and why this version of Microsoft is different from previous locally installed versions and will prepare you for the future of cloud computing.

Contents and Overview
In 90 minutes of content, including 11 lectures, this course covers all the key features you need to know to get started with Microsoft 365.

This course broken into sections based on major sections of Microsoft 365: Getting Started, Outlook Web App, Collaboration, and Lync.

Upon completion you will be comfortable logging into Microsoft 365, managing Outlook in the cloud, connecting with other users via Lync, and collaborating in the Cloud with OneDrive and SharePoint.