Outlook 2010 Office Management
What you'll learn
- You will learn tips and tricks to better manage hundreds of emails and contacts.
- The lesson objectives are to provide functional problem solving skills for every day tasks like email management, calendar efficiency, and contact database management.
Requirements
- Student will need Outlook 2007 or 2010 installed on their computer.
- Coming into the course, it is assumed that the student has sent and received email in their existing Outlook programs.
Description
Here is the current situation I see in the job market:
You must know how to operate basic office software in order to find and hold a job.
Finding a class is difficult, expensive, and usually doesn't fit your schedule.
Employers want at least a proficient understanding of Word, Excel and Outlook.
This course will give you the proficiency training needed for job qualifications and confidence.
Outlook 2010 has some great features! But most of us just send and receive emails without bothering to fully manage our office with Outlook. In this course you will learn both topics: Office Management "while using" Outlook 2010 features.
The short videos will give you a visual overview and the matching handouts on each lesson provide step by step instructions. The course will take less than 2 hours (in one sitting) but I recommend reviewing a different topic each day, i.e. Email, then Calendar, then Contacts.
The course is structured so that you can find your most immediate need and start right there. The lessons don't necessarily build from one to the next, but rather give an overview of very useful Outlook features.
Take this course as an organizational and productivity exercise. And when you are finished, you'll notice yourself spending less time digging around for lost emails and contacts, and more time doing your real job.
Prepare to get Organized!
*** Course access includes project files, reference handouts, 1-on-1 instructor support, LIFETIME access and a 60 day money-back guarantee!***
Who this course is for:
- Anyone looking for employment will be expected to know this common office software. Also anyone currently using Outlook will learn management tips.
- Students should have an installed and working Outlook program, including having an email account already set up. This course does not go into detail on setting up email accounts because they vary widely.
Instructor
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Andy Lanning, Owner/Trainer
Computer Software Training, LLC
Maybe you are entering the workforce; maybe you are RE-entering the workforce; or, maybe the Work Force has forced you to re-evaluate your skills...
Andy is a self-taught computer “nerd” who became a formal instructor at the local college in her city, and has been training individuals and groups since 1996. She is a Certified Microsoft Office Specialist and trains most Microsoft programs. With 20+ years experience in the computer industry, Andy focuses every class on using software to solve common workflow issues.
Be prepared to learn more than you bargained for in her class. Andy always teaches the 4 Super Secrets to computers and believes firmly in efficiency training.
“My goal is to lower frustration and raise productivity.
And maybe have some laughs along the way!”
Software specialty areas include:
· Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Publisher
· Microsoft Power BI, and Microsoft Power Query in Excel + BI
· Office Processes: mail merges, forms, databases, data analysis
· Excel Data Analysis and Power Query
· Word for ADA Compliance