Microsoft 365: Choose the Right Tool for the Job

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Nicholas Brazzi

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01 Introduction

001 Finding the Office applications for your needs.mp4

00:54

002 Working with Microsoft Office and Microsoft 365.mp4

01:47

02 Choose between Tools That Do Similar Jobs

001 Organize information Excel or lists.mp4

03:33

002 Communicate with coworkers Outlook Teams or Yammer.mp4

03:34

003 Store and share files OneDrive SharePoint or Teams.mp4

04:07

004 Schedule meetings and appointments Outlook or Teams.mp4

04:05

005 Organize tasks Microsoft To Do and Planner.mp4

04:21

006 Brainstorm collaboratively OneNote or Whiteboard.mp4

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03 Versatile Tools for Many Jobs

001 Word More than writing documents.mp4

04:58

002 PowerPoint Make visualizations and instructional graphics.mp4

04:09

04 Conclusion

001 Find more training resources for Microsoft 365.mp4

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With the dizzying array of tools included in Microsoft 365, it can be hard to know where to turn for common business tasks. Is it better to organize information in Excel or Microsoft Lists? Should files be shared via OneDrive or SharePoint? What’s the best way to communicate with colleagues: Teams, Outlook, or Yammer? In this short course, Nick Brazzi walks through the key features of the most commonly used tools in Microsoft 365, explaining the pros and cons of each for a variety of business tasks. Nick also shares little-known yet powerful uses for standard Office tools like Word and PowerPoint. This course can help you learn to be more efficient with Microsoft 365—no matter what the job.

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