Training schedule

Beginner Level of Excel 2021/365

Intermediate Level Learning for Excel 2021/365

Advanced Level Learning for Excel 2021/365

This session is an introduction to Microsoft® Office 365™ as a cloud-based workspace.

In this session we will explore the two primary types of SharePoint sites and how they can facilitate communication across your organization.

In this session we will take a closer look at SharePoint Communication sites.

In this session we will take a deep dive into SharePoint collaboration (Team) sites.

In this session we will introduce you to OneDrive as part of Microsoft 365 and how it can be used ensure productivity and collaboration from any device, anywhere!

In this session we will explore Microsoft Teams as part of Microsoft 365 and how it can help you to communicate, collaborate and share content with your peers and workgroups.

In this fully Teams immersed session, you will explore the Who, What and How of Teams Management as well as test-proven best practices in Microsoft Teams.

In this session, you will explore the calling features of Microsoft Teams.

In this session we will explore Microsoft Planner and ToDo to see how we can manage tasks more productively in Microsoft 365.

In this session, we are going to explore "What Goes Where" and how to work with your documents in Microsoft 365.

This session focuses on introducing you to Power Automate and using No-Code or Low-Code solutions for automating your work.

In this session we introduce OneNote as a feature in Microsoft 365 and how it can help be more productive for taking, finding and sharing notes.

Are you new (or even not-so-new) to Excel? This sessions starts with the basics of Excel with navigating, creating, sharing and printing files. Don't miss out on the tips and tricks!

Help Excel do the hard work for you by using formulas and functions. In the session we demystify those confusing formulas and functions to their "anatomy" and then apply them to totals, text, values and even dates.

Microsoft started out as a financial tool, but did you know it can also manage large data sets? In Excel, these are known as "Tables" (aka "Lists"). Come learn the magic of using tables and what they can do for you in Excel.

Do you need to take your basic worksheets to the next level? Maybe you have workbooks with a lot of worksheets? In this session we focus on how to format your data, use styles, manage your worksheets and more.

Need to create more meaningful and flexible data tables and visualizations? Let's explore Pivot Tables and Pivot Charts to see how they can help make data analysis more meaningful.