Microsoft 365 (2021)

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Microsoft Office 365
Intro to Microsoft 365 (2021)

Course #BB190

Introduction

Microsoft 365 is far more than classic Microsoft Office. Powerful collaborative tools like OneDrive, Teams, Planner, and Forms combine with traditional Microsoft apps to form a powerful productivity-boosting tool – and in this course we’ll get you started with Microsoft 365 with a short introduction to what it is, how to access it, and how to use Search and Help to find what you need inside Microsoft 365.

Skill Level:

All Levels


Entry Requirements:

No Prerequisite

Course Fee : $45

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