
Explore the business class version of Microsoft Office 365, including Word, PowerPoint, and Excel, and learn how teamwork and mobile productivity features help you use tools together to boost productivity.
Explore licensing differences between home and business Office 365. Home is licensed for home use; business licenses cover commercial use and include 24/7 phone and web support with automated help.
Contrast home and business pricing for Office 365, with monthly or annual plans; home licenses cover five users, while business licenses cover five apps, including Skype for Business and SharePoint.
Assess if the Office 365 home version meets your needs by considering sharing, adding individuals via business essentials, and apps like Outlook, OneDrive, SharePoint, Teams, and Skype for Business.
Explore enterprise pricing in Microsoft 365, with annual commitments, access to publisher, unlimited storage, and plans per user at 8, 12, 20, and 35 dollars, comparable to small business plans.
Log in for the first time, add users and licenses, and install software. Set up a domain and access core apps like Skype for Business and Publisher.
Learn to use office applications online in the cloud, with autosave and save a copy to a OneDrive folder, across Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote.
Learn how to use office applications offline on your desktop, sign in to the correct Microsoft 365 account, and save documents to OneDrive from PowerPoint.
Office 365 lets you use core apps offline without signing in, but saving online requires internet so you can access documents from any device via the cloud.
Learn to administer OneDrive in Microsoft 365, configure sharing and device sync, manage access and expirations, and set up compliance alerts and IP restrictions.
Explore OneDrive basics: upload files and folders, monitor upload status, share via links or emails with editable or view-only permissions, and use search filters.
Download and install Skype for Business from the Microsoft 365 Adnan section, select language and version, sign in with your Office 365 email, and configure audio, video, and recording settings.
Set up and run Skype for Business webinars by configuring devices, enabling Skype meeting broadcasts in the legacy portal, creating a new meeting, sharing PowerPoint, starting the broadcast.
Compare Skype for Business and Skype for Desktop, showing how to add contacts from your organization or the Skype directory, send contact requests, and manage cross‑platform contacts.
Learn how to manage five email addresses in Outlook with Exchange by adding accounts, importing email into online management, and accessing all messages in one place via the add-in panel.
Compare Outlook.com and Microsoft Exchange to understand one-way versus two-way syncing, and decide whether to use Outlook.com for sending emails or Exchange for business tracking and archiving.
Create and manage a planner plan in Microsoft 365, set plan visibility, and invite teammates. Add tasks, bucket them, assign due dates, and track progress on charts and calendars.
Create private teams in Microsoft Teams within Office 365 to collaborate with selected members and share files. Use a wiki to archive information, schedule meetings, and track activity with planner.
Extend Microsoft 365 by exploring the app store and linking Office 365 with Zoho invoice, MailChimp, Zendesk, and QuickBooks, using free trials to test PayPal invoices via Dynamics 365.
discover how core office 365 apps, including onedrive and outlook, enable real-time collaboration through teams and planner, with mobile access and cloud-based efficiency.
Explore advanced collaboration in Microsoft 365 by sharing and coauthoring documents with internal and external teams, using Dynamics 365 Flow forms and Sway, with an admin panel focus.
Discover Microsoft 365 options, including stream for internal, encrypted video, publishing and sharing, plus the business center for invoicing and online scheduling.
Navigate the admin panel to add users, enable targeted services (planner, sway, bookings, stream), and tailor permissions and social sharing options for your team.
Explore configuring application-specific admins in the admin center, set email and live event policies, manage Skype for Business and OneDrive sharing, and enforce security and compliance.
Learn to share and collaborate on documents using the share button, set access options, and save to a team folder in OneDrive for secure access.
Explore Delve to discover team documents and view them as author or contributor. Search content and see who can view it, and comment for collaboration in OneDrive.
Learn to use SharePoint as an intranet in Office 365, create internal team sites, manage access, upload documents, and foster collaboration through posts and comments.
Connect external apps to SharePoint to boost productivity by creating connectors with services like get response, Mailchimp, Facebook, and Twitter, enabling automatic notifications and updates inside SharePoint.
Explore sway as a PowerPoint alternative for onscreen presentations, creating and editing shareable slides with textures and images, plus collaborate and export to Word or a PDA app.
Start from a Word document in Sway, reproduce content into panels, add text, images, and videos, and collaborate online to share and save a licensed, commercial-ready template.
Learn to automate office 365 tasks with flow, including syncing calendars to Google Calendar, saving email attachments to OneDrive for Business, and using cookbook templates for Excel, Outlook, and SharePoint.
Discover how to use flows to connect apps you already use, search for connections, and copy files across Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, and SharePoint.
Explore Yammer, the internal social network in Office 365, for team communication via news feeds, posts, SharePoint files, polls, admin-controlled groups, visibility, invitations, and follow activity across the network.
Create external Yammer groups to collaborate with people outside your team, invite by name or email, activate profiles, and explore dynamics apps in Office 365 with free trials.
Explore adding on applications with Dynamics 365 in Office 365, search for apps, compare free and paid options, and consider a PayPal invoices app with a free trial.
Explore four methods to add apps to Dynamics 365, including pre-built apps, external imports, and Power Apps that extend Office 365, with examples like my expenses and onboarding task manager.
Create surveys, quizzes, and polls with forms in the admin panel; design questions, set options and requirements, analyze results in Excel, and preview on desktop and mobile.
Explore branching in forms to route respondents to the next question or end of the form based on true or false answers.
Explore how Microsoft To Do integrates legacy Outlook tasks with the Wonder List concept, enabling new lists, team sharing, and a daily task feed.
Explore Microsoft Office 365 collaboration tools, including Yammer, Teams, SharePoint, Sway, and Microsoft To Do, and learn to add and customize the expense app for online and mobile access.
Learn about the new combined MS Office 365 fast track course, priced at 29.99, with lifetime access for existing students. Retrieve updated resources and product lists from the instructor’s profile.
**By popular demand I have decided to combine all of my (Beginners & Advanced) courses together in one package for my students, as there are important lessons to learn in both courses which I feel should not be missed**
MS Office 365 (Beginners & Advanced): Fast Track Training:
Upgrade Your Skills And Expertise With Our Beginners and Advanced Video Training…
Here's What You'll Learn In These Upgraded Video Series:
How to integrate OneNote items in your calendar and make best use of it.
Learn how to turn data into Map and so many more.
Learn the different techniques involved in using Office 365 to grow your business.
Learn how to edit and convert documents into PDF in just a few clicks.
How to use the 'resume reading' feature whenever you log off.
How to save and store your files on clouds in just a few clicks.
How to work offline and update the changes later when you get back online.
How to access and manage your files online anywhere in the world.
And so many more...
Do you want to work faster?
Brand New Over-The-Shoulder Video Series On How To Organize & Work Smarter With Office 365.
Organize Better, Work Smarter, Accomplish More.
So you want to know what’s the fastest and most convenient way to improve your productivity and have more free time?
There’s one software that you absolutely need to use to get it done…
In two word: “OFFICE 365”.
That’s right.
It’s the best office management software you can have available.
It’s the GOLD standard for organizing and managing your information in the business world.
But that’s not all.
It’s super easy to use and it’s very flexible.
85 Million Monthly Active Users.
Before we go any further, let me give you some insights about Office 365…
1. Office 365 is the latest version of Microsoft Office. This latest version is cloud based, meaning it is available online and offline.
2. Office 365 runs on Windows 7 or higher and OS X 10.5.8 and higher.
3. Just like the previous version of Microsoft Office, the Home Premium version of Office 365 comes with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Publisher, OneNote, and Access.
4. Office 365 home premium subscribers get free 60 minutes of skype to landline calls every month.
5. By the end of 2017, Office 365 had over 85 million monthly active users.
6. In 2017 Microsoft posted a 35% increase in Office 365 adoption.
7. With Office 365, Microsoft has taken the lead in cloud based solution adoption. 40% of Europe’s organisations with over 1,000 employees chose Office 365.
8. Office 365 uses OneDrive for over the distance collaborations.
Why You Need To Get Started Now:
Office 365 is in the cloud and that brings a whole new level of convenience.
The Office 365 license is good for five devices.
Office 365 comes with 27 GB of SkyDrive cloud storage.
Collaborations is made easier with Office 365.
Work away from the office with Office 365 on your mobile.
Boost Your Productivity With Office 365
There’s nothing like this video series.
Watch as I show you how to get started with Office 365 to organize and work smarter to boost your productivity.
I reveal my best tips for using some unknown tactics that only a few elite few knows.
You get to see everything. I explain everything to you.
There will be no guesswork.
All you need is just a short hour of your time to learn everything and you’d be ready to get started with it instantly.
Here’s What You’ll Discover Inside This Video Training:
How to get started with Office 365.
Learn how to get use to the interface and configure your settings.
Learn how what are the applications available in it and what are the options to select when doing it.
Learn what is real-time co-authoring and how it can help you work faster.
How to quickly and easily collaborate with other people through the office apps.
How to chat with co-workers and your team members using a very easy to use feature.
How to work with links instead of sending files to other people.
And so many more...
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Section 1: MS Office 365 For Beginners: Fast Track Training
1 - Overview
2 - Licensing Issues for Business
3 - Home Vs Business Pricing
4 - Reasons To Consider the Home Version
5 - Differing Levels of Business Pricing - Enterprise
6 - Purchase and Set Up
7 - Using Office Applications Online
8 - Using Office Applications Offline
9 - Do You Need to Be Internet Connected
10 - Using One Drive - Admin
11 - Using One Drive Basic Functions
12 - Skype For Business Installation
13 - Skype for Business Webinars
14 - Skype for Business Vs Skype for Desktop
15 - Microsoft Outlook With Exchange
16 - Outlook Vs Microsoft Exchange
17 - Managing Tasks With Planner
18 - The Teams Application
19 - Invoicing and Management Applications
20 - Conclusion
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Section 1: MS Office 365 Advanced: Fast Track Training
21 - Overview
22 - Other 365 Options
23 - Admin Panel - Part One
24 - Admin Panel - Part Two
25 - Document Sharing and Collaboration
26 - Document Sharing and Collaboration With Delve
27 - Intranet with SharePoint - Part One
28 - Intranet with SharePoint - External App Updates Part Two
29 - PPT Alternative Onscreen Presentations with Sway - Part One
30 - PPT Alternative Onscreen Presentations With Sway - Part Two
31 - Zapier Like Integrations with Flow - Part One
32 - Zapier Like Integrations with Flow - Part Two
33 - Slack Like Conversations With Yammer - Part One
34 - Slack Like Conversations with Yammer - Part Two - External Groups
35 - Adding On Applications with Dynamics 365 - Part One
36 - Adding on Applications with Dynamics 365 - Part Two
37 - Create Surveys - Quizzes and Polls with Forms - Part One
38 - Create Surveys - Quizzes and Polls with Forms - Part Two
39 - Using Microsoft To Do
40 - Conclusion
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