Summary
Office 2016 Extended
Courses (6)
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In this course, Access 2016, you will learn how to create professional database using Access. First you will start learning through a brief introduction to Access 2016. Then you will learn how to create tables, fields, queries, and form building. This course will teach you how to create browser-based databases with scalable and usable data.
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In this course, OneNote 2016, you will learn how to create digital notes for your digital notebook application. First, you'll look at creating and adding to a notebook. Then, you'll look at writing notes, sending messages, and merging notes and sections. Finally, you'll explore how to tag, track changes, and share your notebooks with others on your team.
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In this course, Project 2016, you will learn how to manage business projects from beginning to end. First, you'll learn how to create a plan, work with tasks, and set deadlines to make management easier down the road. Next, you'll work with resources and the resource calendar, and you'll also cover managing your budget and timeline. Finally, you'll explore how to find and view information, how to create reports that you can present, and learn about master projects.
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In this course, Publisher 2016, you will learn how to create professional looking documents in Publisher. First, you will do a quick tour of Publisher and help get your projects organized. Then, you will cover different editing tips and tricks to fully utilize Publisher 2016. Finally, you will do a final check and edit before publishing your project.
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In this course, SharePoint Server 2016 (On-Premises) Essentials, you will learn ways to improve collaboration within your organization. Features like document libraries, workflow options, and more are key pieces to a SharePoint site. There is much to learn for end-users and this course will help them learn how to work with sites, lists and libraries.
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In this course, Visio 2016, you will learn about Microsoft's application for creating visual diagrams, including flowcharts, process maps, network diagrams, organization charts, and more. You'll become familiar with shapes, stencils, templates, connectors, glue, themes, styles, containers, callouts, layers, embellishments, and working with text. You'll also learn best practices for printing and sharing, plus tips for creating diagrams and charts.