Exam Tips: Power Platform Fundamentals (PL-900)

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April Dunnam

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01 - Introduction

01 - Power Platform certification for advancement.mp4

00:43

02 - The PL-900 certification and exam.mp4

01:48

02 - 1. Describe the Business Value of Microsoft Power Platform

01 - Understanding the business value of the Power Platform.mp4

02:39

02 - Extending business solutions using the Power Platform.mp4

03:08

03 - Power Platform administration and security capabilities.mp4

03:25

03 - 2. Identify the Core Components of the Power Platform

01 - Core components of Microsoft Dataverse.mp4

07:01

02 - Overview of connectors.mp4

03:49

03 - Introduction to AI Builder.mp4

05:01

04 - 3. Demonstrate the Capabilities of Power Apps

01 - Power Apps fundamentals.mp4

03:49

02 - Building a canvas app.mp4

09:00

03 - Publishing and embedding canvas apps in Teams.mp4

04:58

04 - Creating a model-driven app from tables.mp4

05:03

05 - Modifying forms, views, and columns.mp4

07:04

06 - Publishing and sharing a model-driven app.mp4

07:45

05 - 4. Demonstrate the Capabilities of Power Automate

01 - Types of flows and use cases for Power Automate.mp4

03:48

02 - Cloud flow types, triggers, and actions.mp4

04:40

03 - Loops and conditions.mp4

04:26

04 - Approvals.mp4

09:42

05 - Expressions.mp4

04:33

06 - 5. Demonstrate the Capabilities of Power BI

01 - Core components of Power BI.mp4

03:03

02 - Connecting and consuming data.mp4

03:58

03 - Visualizations.mp4

02:48

07 - 6. Demonstrate the Capabilities of Power Virtual Agents

01 - Capabilities of Power Virtual Agents.mp4

03:09

02 - Topics.mp4

02:54

03 - Trigger phrases.mp4

05:35

04 - Entities and variables.mp4

09:07

05 - Power Automate integration.mp4

06:35

06 - Publishing a chatbot.mp4

05:03

08 - Conclusion

01 - Continuing prep for PL900.mp4

00:44

Description

The Power Platform Fundamentals certification is designed to measure general understanding and familiarity of Microsoft's popular no-code/low-code suite of software tools, which includes Power BI, Power Apps, Power Pages, Power Automate, and Power Virtual Agents. To earn the certification, one must pass the PL-900 Power Platform Fundamentals exam. In this course, Microsoft Power Platform Advocate April Dunnam provides an overview of this certification, and highlights the six main domains from the exam. To pass the exam, you must be able to: demonstrate the business value of Microsoft Power Platform; identify the core components of Power Platform; demonstrate the capabilities of Power BI; describe the capabilities of Power Apps; demonstrate the capabilities of Power Automate; and demonstrate the business value of Power Virtual Agents.

Whether you’re looking for a primer on the exam or need a refresher on the exam topics, this course can help you get started on your path to certification.

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I'm the Power Platform Developer Advocacy Team Lead at Microsoft, Power Platform MVP Alumni and Microsoft Certified Trainer. As a Power Platform Developer Advocate, my mission is to help citizen and code-first developers succeed in building collaborative applications for the Power Platform. I develop written content, videos, and samples; speak at conferences; and advocate for developers with Microsoft's engineering groups. I have an active YouTube Channel and blog where I share how-to videos and demos around Power Apps, Power Automate, Power Virtual Agents, Microsoft Teams and SharePoint. I regularly speak at events across the globe to share Power Platform knowledge. My specialties are: Power Platform (Power Apps, Power Automate, etc), Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, JavaScript, React, C#, HTML/CSS

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