Learning Visio for the Web and Desktop (Microsoft 365)

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Scott Helmers

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1. Introduction

001. Visio from the desktop to the cloud.mp4

00:54

002. Using the exercise files.mp4

00:35

2. Understand the Visio-verse

003. View Visio diagrams on any device.mp4

04:06

004. Add comments to a Visio diagram using a browser.mp4

04:13

005. Understand Visio versions.mp4

02:40

3. Work with Visio for the Web

006. Launch Visio for the web and leverage sample diagrams.mp4

05:45

007. Understand the Visio for the web user interface.mp4

07:08

008. Create flowcharts with Visio for the web.mp4

05:04

009. Create swimlane diagrams with Visio for the web.mp4

07:10

010. Create org charts, infographics, and more with Visio.mp4

03:52

011. Create network and cloud diagrams with Visio.mp4

05:28

012. Enhance Visio shapes and diagrams.mp4

10:04

4. Use Premium Features in Visio Plan 2 Desktop

013. Auto-create Visio diagrams from data in Excel.mp4

06:14

014. Build Visio diagrams inside Excel.mp4

07:07

015. Automatically create PowerPoint slides from a Visio diagram.mp4

02:35

016. Generate procedure manuals in Word from Visio process maps.mp4

06:11

5. Conclusion

017. Learning more about Visio.mp4

02:08

Description

The next generation of Microsoft Visio is live and on the web. Whether you’re an experienced Visio user or have never used it before, you need to know how to navigate the new version so you can create business diagrams on a Mac, PC, or any other device with a browser.

Microsoft Visio MVP and instructor Scott Helmers provides an overview of the Visio subscription platform, including how diagrams and flowcharts work differently in the online and desktop apps. Scott walks you through the options available in Visio for Microsoft 365, Visio Plan 1, and Visio Plan 2, with demonstrations on how to use each for a wide range of diagramming projects. Discover the latest Visio features, including both web-only features and the premium capabilities exclusive to Visio Plan 2. Learn how people without a Visio license can view diagrams and even add comments. By the end of this course, you’ll be ready to take your newly learned skills and start building your diagrams on the cloud.

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Scott Helmers is a Partner with the Harvard Computing Group (HCG), a consulting and software firm that assists organizations with understanding relevant technologies and making decisions about business applications running on Intranets, Extranets and the Internet. Scott is one of the principal designers of TaskMap™, HCG's affordable solution for documenting work processes. Because of its simplicity, TaskMap™ (www.taskmap.com) lets anyone document processes, whether they are capturing an existing manufacturing processes, designing a new engineering process, documenting human resources procedures, or ensuring an organization's compliance with new regulations. Based on his knowledge of Microsoft Visio and his active participation in the Visio zone at Experts Exchange, Microsoft has named Scott a Visio Most Valuable Professional, one of only six in the world, every year since 2008 (mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/Scott.Helmers). Scott wrote "Visio 2010 Step by Step," "Visio 2013 Step by Step," and "Visio 2016 Step by Step." Book details are available at www.VisioStepByStep.com. Tens of thousands of learners have viewed Scott's courses at LinkedIn Learning (bit.ly/LILearning-Author). At home, Scott enjoys cycling and participating in community theater productions, both with his daughters and on his own. Specialties: Co-creator of TaskMap, process mapping software for the rest of us; Author of "Visio Step by Step" books from Microsoft Press (www.VisioStepByStep.com); highly rated speaker at user groups, conferences, and industry events.

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