Our Courses

Quality PC Training offers courses in two modalities: In-Person (IP) at our state of the art training facility or Virtual (V) which is our remote learning through Microsoft Teams.

Our courses are offered in half-day formats (3 hours of training), by level. We know how difficult it can be to have your staff out for a whole day of training. Half-day sessions ensure that your employees will get exactly what they need, at the right pace, without needing an entire day out of the office.

Of course, if desired, students can attend both the morning and afternoon sessions on the same day or even a different day to get multiple levels of learning. Be sure to check the outline to see what is covered in each level.

QPCT’s class scheduling policy is as follows:

  • A minimum of three (3) participants (seats) required to run a class.

  • Booking three (3) participants (seats) for the same class guarantees it will run.

  • Booking four (4) or more participants (seats) for the same class may allow a group discount.

  • Single seats may be available, please reach out for availability.

  • Classes may be rescheduled if minimum enrollment is not reached.

Click on the + to view a course outline to see topics covered. When you are ready to book, click the “Book a Class” button. If you have a custom course request, or do not see what you are looking for, please contact us to discuss specifics. We are happy to meet your training needs and welcome the opportunity to speak with you.

microsoft excel

Learn how to use the most popular spreadsheet program to create workbooks to organize and analyze data, create calculations, find information, create tables, charts and more.

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Introductory topics to become familiar with Microsoft Excel.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the beginning Excel user who is interested in learning about the Excel environment and wishes to become comfortable with its use in the workplace.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Program Fundamentals

    How Can I Use Excel?

    Create a New Workbook

    Save, Open & Close a Workbook

    Getting Started with Worksheets

    Navigate a Worksheet

    Enter Formulas & Basic Functions

    Copy Formulas & Functions

    Editing a Worksheet

    Using Undo & Redo

    Edit Cell Contents

    Copy & Move Cells

    Insert and Delete Rows, & Columns

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Introductory to intermediate topics to become familiar with Microsoft Excel.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the beginning Excel user who is interested in learning about the Excel environment and wishes to become comfortable with its use in the workplace.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment. Microsoft Excel - Level 1 or equivalent knowledge recommended.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Formatting a Worksheet

    Format Text, Dates and Values

    Adjust Row Height & Column Width

    Cell Alignment

    Cell Borders & Background Colors

    Copy & Clear Formatting

    Print Options

    Preview & Print a Worksheet

    Adjust Margins & Orientation

    Headers & Footers

    Print Titles

    Adjust Paper Size & Print Scale

    Managing Workbooks

    Insert & Delete Worksheets

    Rename, Move & Copy Worksheets

    Hide & Change Worksheet Tab Color

    Freeze Panes

    Use Help & Customize Excel

    Customize the Quick Access Toolbar

    Use Help

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Intermediate topics to become more proficient with Microsoft Excel.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the intermediate Excel user who has a good comfort level with Excel and would like to explore more advanced features.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment. Microsoft Excel - Level 1 and 2 or equivalent knowledge recommended.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Mastering Functions

    Absolute Cell References

    Insert and Edit Functions

    Date & Time Functions

    SUMIF & COUNTIF Function

    Using Logical Functions (IFS)

    Using Lookup Functions (XLOOKUP)

    Working with Tables

    Create and Format a Table

    Sort and Filter

    Calculations in a Table

    Advanced Formatting

    Create, Apply & Modify Cell Styles

    Conditional Formatting

    Managing Conditional Formatting

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Continuation of intermediate topics to become more proficient with Microsoft Excel.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the intermediate Excel user who has a good comfort level with Excel and would like to explore more advanced features.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment. Microsoft Excel - Level 1/2/3 or equivalent knowledge recommended.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    PivotTables

    Create a PivotTable

    Change PivotTable Calculation

    Filter & Sort a PivotTable

    PivotTable Layout

    Grouping

    Format a PivotTable

    Creating a PivotChart

    Slicers & Timelines

    Other Topics

    Flash Fill

    Add Comments to Cells

    Using Text to Columns

    Using Subtotals

    Create a Chart

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Introduction to advanced topics to master Microsoft Excel.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the intermediate to advanced Excel user who has an excellent comfort level with Excel and is ready to approach mastery.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment. Microsoft Excel - Level 1/2/3/4 or equivalent knowledge recommended.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Collaborate with Others

    Data Validation

    Protect a Workbook

    Protect Worksheets

    Protect Some Cells

    Analyze Data

    Display Formulas

    Trace Formulas

    Goal Seek

    Install the Solver add-in

    Use Solver

    Consolidate Data by Position

    Consolidate Data by Category

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Continuation of advanced topics to master Microsoft Excel.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the intermediate to advanced Excel user who has an excellent comfort level with Excel and is ready to approach mastery.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment. Microsoft Excel - Level 1/2/3/4/5 or equivalent knowledge recommended.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Macros

    Record a Macro

    Play a Macro

    Add a Macro to the Quick Access Toolbar

    View a Macro’s VBA Code

    Delete a Macro

    Shortcuts & Troubleshooting

    Using the Windows Clipboard

    Auto Recover

    Go to Special

    Customize Excel

    Change Excel’s Defaults

    Customize the Quick Access Toolbar

    Use Autocorrect

  • TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the Excel user who is comfortable with the basics and wants to learn how to determine what type of chart to use for the specific message they want to communicate. We will learn the five basic charts forms, and will create and format each type for maximum effectiveness. We will also cover Sparklines.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment and a good comfort level using Excel.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Overview

    Well Planned Charts

    Determine the Message

    The Five Common Chart Messages

    Chart Basics

    Chart Elements

    Selecting Source Data

    Insert a Chart

    Edit, Add, & Remove Chart Data

    Change Chart Type

    Add a Chart Title

    The Five Chart Types

    1 Percentage of Total

    2 Comparing

    3 Changes Over Time

    4 Frequency Distribution Comparison

    5 Correlation Comparison

    Other Options

    Sparklines

  • TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the Excel user who is comfortable with the basics and wants to learn shortcuts to become more productive, for those who haven’t taken a training class recently (or ever) and want to learn Excel’s newest features.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment and a good comfort level using Excel.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Daily Use Shortcuts

    Modify the Quick Access Toolbar

    Autofill

    Flash Fill

    Freeze Panes

    Move & Select Shortcuts

    Pin Documents & Folders

    Autocorrect

    Page Layout View

    Formulas & Functions

    Copying Formulas & Functions

    Insert Function Feature

    Analyze Formulas

    Move & Copy Tricks

    Using Drag & Drop

    Paste Options

    Using the Clipboard

    Formatting Efficiently

    Repeat the last Action

    Format Painter

    Styles

    Conditional Formatting

  • TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the Excel user who is specifically interested in creating and using PivotTables for data analysis purposes.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment and a good comfort level using Excel.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Tables

    Create a Table

    Format a Table

    Sort a Table

    Filter a Table

    The Total Row

    Other Table Advantages

    Print & Remove a Table

    PivotTables

    Create a PivotTable

    Specify PivotTable Data

    Sort & Change Calculation

    Update a PivotTable

    Grouping

    PivotTable Layout & Options

    Change PivotTable Layout & Option Defaults

    Format a PivotTable

    Creating a PivotChart

    Slicers

    Timelines

    Show Different Calculations in PivotTable Value Fields

    Creating Calculated Fields

microsoft Word

Learn how to use the most popular word-processing program to create letters, resumes, flyers, manuals, directories, mass mailings and more.

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Introductory topics to become familiar with Microsoft Word.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the beginning Word user who is interested in learning about the Word environment and wishes to become comfortable with its use in the workplace.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    The Basics

    Word Screen Elements

    Create a New Document

    Save, Close and Open a Document

    Text Basics

    Delete Text

    Select Text

    Navigate a document

    Zoom

    Display Format Symbols

    Split a Document

    Text Editing

    Spell Check & Thesaurus

    Find Feature & Replace Feature

    Copy & Move

    Format Text

    Using the Mini-Toolbar

    Repeat Command

    Copy Formatting

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Introductory to intermediate topics to become familiar with Microsoft Word.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the beginning Word user who is interested in learning about the Word environment and wishes to become comfortable with its use in the workplace.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment. Microsoft Word - Level 1 or equivalent knowledge recommended.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Format Paragraphs

    Paragraph Alignment & Indents

    Bullet & Numbered Lists

    Change Vertical Line Spacing

    Change Spacing Before and After

    Understand Tab Stops

    Page Format Options

    Turn Paper Sideways (Landscape)

    Change Margins

    Page Breaks

    Headers and Footers

    Tables

    Insert a Table

    Adjust Column Width and Row Height

    Insert and Delete Rows & Columns

    Format a Table

    Pictures and Shapes

    Insert an Online Picture

    Text Wrapping

    Resize a picture

    Move a picture

    Crop a Picture

    Format a Picture

    Insert a Shape

    Format a Shape

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Intermediate topics to become more proficient with Microsoft Word.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the intermediate Word user who has a good comfort level with Word and would like to explore more advanced features.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment. Microsoft Word - Level 1 and 2 or equivalent knowledge recommended.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Styles

    Style Types

    Create a Style

    Apply a Style

    Modify a Style

    Using Built in Styles

    Page Layout

    Columns

    Page Breaks

    Page Borders

    Section Breaks

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Continuation of intermediate topics to become more proficient with Microsoft Word.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the intermediate Word user who has a good comfort level with Word and would like to explore more advanced features.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment. Microsoft Word - Level 1/2/3 or equivalent knowledge recommended.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Mail Merge

    What is it?

    What is needed?

    Steps

    Add Visual Appeal

    Watermarks

    Icons

    3D Models

    Symbols

    SmartArt

    Timesaving Shortcuts

    Modify the Quick Access Toolbar

    Autocorrect

    Quick Parts

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Introduction to advanced topics to master Microsoft Word.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the intermediate to advanced Word user who has an excellent comfort level with Word and is ready to approach mastery.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment. Microsoft Word - Level 1/2/3/4 or equivalent knowledge recommended.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Using Collaborative Editing Tools

    Track Revisions

    Accept and Reject Revisions

    Comments

    Compare and Combine Documents

    Protecting Data

    Protect a Document

    Password Protect a Document

    Working with References

    Captions

    Bookmarks

    Cross-references

    Footnotes and Endnotes

    Citations and Bibliographies

    Hyperlinks

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Continuation of advanced topics to master Microsoft Word.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the intermediate to advanced Word user who has an excellent comfort level with Word and is ready to approach mastery.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment. Microsoft Word - Level 1/2/3/4/5 or equivalent knowledge recommended.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Long Documents

    Add a Cover Page & Page Numbers

    Using Outline View

    Navigating Long Documents

    Create a Table of Contents Using Heading Styles

    Create a Table of Contents Using TC Entries

    Create an Index

    Forms

    Create a Form

    Add Content Controls

    Add Help to Form Content Controls

    Prepare the Form for Distribution

    Fill Out a Form

  • TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the Word user who is comfortable with the basics and wants to learn shortcuts to become more productive, for those who haven’t taken a training class recently (or ever) and want to learn Word’s newest features.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment and a good comfort level using Word.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Timesaving Shortcuts

    Show/Hide hidden symbols

    Set the default to single spacing

    Shortcuts for moving around and selecting data

    Using paste options

    Collect and paste multiple items

    Repeat key, Format painter, Autocorrect

    Modify the Quick Access Toolbar

    Move and copy cells with drag and drop

    Building Blocks

    Word templates

    Recent Documents & Recent Folders

    Screenshots

    Section Breaks

    Emailing Word attachments

microsoft powerpoint

Learn how to use the most popular presentation program to translate complex data into easily digestible visuals including animations, transitions, audio and video and more.

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Introductory topics to become familiar with Microsoft PowerPoint.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the beginning PowerPoint user who is interested in learning about the PowerPoint environment and wishes to become comfortable with its use in the workplace.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    The Basics

    PowerPoint Screen Elements

    Using Templates

    Save, Close, Open a Presentation

    Work with a Slides

    Insert Slides

    Change Slide Layout

    Duplicate, Move, Delete a Slide

    Work with Text

    Copy & Move

    Spell Check & Thesaurus

    Format Text

    Using the Mini-Toolbar

    Copy Formatting

    Bulleted & Numbered Lists

    Vertical Line Spacing

    Modify a Presentation

    Themes

    Headers and Footers

    Run a Slide Show

    Running a Slide Show Options & Tools

    Transition Effects

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Introductory to intermediate topics to become familiar with Microsoft PowerPoint.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the beginning Excel user who is interested in learning about the PowerPoint environment and wishes to become comfortable with its use in the workplace.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment. Microsoft PowerPoint- Level 1 or equivalent knowledge recommended.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Tables

    Insert a Table

    Adjust Column Width and Row Height

    Insert & Delete Rows & Columns

    Format a Table

    Pictures, Icons & 3D Models

    Insert an Online Picture

    Resize, Move & Crop & Format a Picture

    Icons

    3D Models

    View & Print Options

    Slide Sorter View

    Normal View

    Notes Page

    Format a Presentation

    Document Themes

    Headers and Footers

    Using the Slide Master

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Intermediate to advanced topics to become more proficient with Microsoft PowerPoint.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the intermediate PowerPoint user who has a good comfort level with PowerPoint and would like to explore more advanced features.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment. Microsoft PowerPoint- Level 1 and 2 or equivalent knowledge recommended.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    SmartArt

    Insert SmartArt

    SmartArt Elements

    Format SmartArt

    Convert Slide Text into SmartArt

    Insert & Format Shapes

    Apply Transitions & Animation Effects

    Apply & Modify a Transition Effect

    Apply & Modify an Animation Effect

    Copy Animation Effects

    Multimedia

    Insert Audio & Video

    Action Buttons

    Other Topics

    Comments

    Create a Custom Show

    Customize the Quick Access Toolbar

    Using Help

  • TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the PowerPoint user who is comfortable with the basics and wants to learn shortcuts to become more productive, for those who haven’t taken a training class recently (or ever) and want to learn PowerPoint’s newest features.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment and a good comfort level using PowerPoint.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Timesaving Shortcuts

    PowerPoint Templates

    Modify the Quick Access Toolbar

    Headers & Footers

    Slide Master

    Add Visual Appeal

    Icons

    3D Models

    Custom Bullets

    Transition Effects

    Animations

    SmartArt

microsoft outlook

Learn how to use this popular productivity program to send and receive email messages, manage your calendar, store names and numbers of your contacts, and track your tasks and more.

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Introductory topics to become familiar with Microsoft Outlook.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the beginning Outlook user who is interested in learning about the Outlook environment and wishes to become comfortable with its use in the workplace.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Fundamentals

    Using the Navigation Pane, Reading Pane & To-Do Bar

    Customize the View

    Email

    Compose and Send an E mail Message

    Specify Message Options

    Format Text

    Check Spelling

    Attach a File to a Message

    Reply to and Forward a Message

    Open an Attachment

    Delete a Message

    Flag a Message for Follow-up

    Sort Messages

    Save Unfinished Messages (Drafts)

    Using the Out of Office Assistant

    Contacts

    Add a Contact

    Add a Contact from an E-mail

    View and Sort Contacts

    Find and Organize Contacts

    Create a Contact Group

    Working with Tasks and Notes

    Add and Edit Tasks

    Sort Tasks

    Notes

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Introductory to intermediate topics to become familiar with Microsoft Outlook.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the beginning Outlook user who is interested in learning about the Outlook environment and wishes to become comfortable with its use in the workplace.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment. Microsoft Outlook -Level 1 or equivalent knowledge recommended.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Using the Calendar

    Navigate the Calendar

    Schedule Appointments

    Schedule an Event

    Recurring Appointments

    Set Reminders

    Schedule Meetings

    Respond to a Meeting Request

    Setting Calendar Options

    Set Workdays and Time

    Display an Additional Time Zone

    Set Availability Options

    Organize & Find Information, Use Help

    Create, Use & Manage Folders

    Use Search

    Use Help

    Customize Message Options

    Modify Message Settings

    Modify Delivery Options

    Set the Out of the Office Notification

    Create a Contact Group

    Insert a Hyperlink

    Create Quick Steps

    Use Quick Parts

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Intermediate topics to become more proficient with Microsoft Outlook.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the intermediate Outlook user who has a good comfort level with Outlook and would like to explore more advanced features.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment. Microsoft Outlook - Level 1 and 2 or equivalent knowledge recommended.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Shortcuts

    Selecting Shortcuts

    Rules

    Use Conversation view

    Flags

    Categories

    Conditional Formatting

    Tables

    Managing Contacts

    Forward Contacts

    Edit an Electronic Business Card

    Export Contacts

    Sharing Folder Information

    Specify Folder Permissions

    Access Another User's Folder

    Send Calendar Info in an Email Message

    Delegate Folder Access to Users

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Continuation of intermediate topics to become more proficient with Microsoft Outlook.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the intermediate Outlook user who has a good comfort level with Outlookand would like to explore more advanced features.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment. Microsoft Outlook - Level 1/2/3 or equivalent knowledge recommended.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Organizing Outlook Items

    Create Search Folders

    Apply Conditional Formatting

    Creating a Custom Outlook Form

    Customize a Form

    Create Outlook Items Based on a Custom Form

    Sharing with Others

    Attach Items

    Access Another User's Folder

    Send Calendar Information in an Email Message

    Delegate Folder Access to Users

    Customizing the Outlook Environment

    Customize the Quick Access Toolbar

    Change Defaults

  • TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the Outlook user who is comfortable with the basics and wants to learn shortcuts to become more productive, for those who haven’t taken a training class recently (or ever) and want to learn Outlook’s newest features.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment and a good comfort level using Outlook.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Timesaving Shortcuts

    Selecting Shortcuts

    Shortcuts for Creating Items

    Quick Steps

    Rules

    Search Options

    Find Related Messages

    Using the Search Box

    Search Folders

    Use Conversation view

    Flags

    Categories

    Conditional Formatting

    Quick Parts

    Tables

    Attach Items

    Change Mail Defaults

    Change Calendar Defaults

microsoft TEams, ONeDrive and SharepOInt

This course is an introduction to Microsoft 365 in a cloud-based environment. You will learn how to collaborate and message effectively in Teams and Outlook as well as using SharePoint as a central storage location for files as well as utilizing OneDrive for personal file storage and more.

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Introductory topics to become familiar with Microsoft Teams, OneDrive and SharePoint.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the student who is interested in learning about how Teams, SharePoint and OneDrive are utilized in a cloud-based environment and wishes to become comfortable with their use in the workplace.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Getting Started with Microsoft 365 for the Web

    Sign In to Microsoft 365 Online

    Navigate the Microsoft 365 Web Environment

    Integrate the Microsoft 365 Web Apps

    Using Outlook on the Web

    Send and Receive Email on the Web

    Access the Outlook Calendar Online

    Using Teams on the Web

    Access Teams Features

    Create and Configure Teams and Channels

    Chat and Post in Teams

    Call and Meet in Teams

  • COURSE OBJECTIVE

    Intermediate to Advanced topics to become more proficient with Microsoft Teams, OneDrive and SharePoint.

    TARGET STUDENT

    This class is for the student who is becoming more familiar with Teams, SharePoint and OneDrive are utilized in a cloud-based environment and wishes to become proficient with their use in the workplace, particularly with file management and sharing.

    PREREQUISITES

    Students should have basic knowledge using the mouse and keyboard, opening/closing/saving files and using the Windows environment. Microsoft Teams, OneDrive and SharePoint Level 1 or equivalent is recommended.

    DELIVERY MODEL

    Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

    Topics Include:

    Storing Documents on the Web

    Organize Documents in SharePoint

    Organize Documents in OneDrive

    Work with Documents in Teams

    Select a File Storage Location

    Working with Files Online

    Edit Documents in Microsoft 365 Online

    Collaborate on Files Online

    Find Shared Resources Online

Consulting

Do you have more specific training needs?Maybe one-on-one works best?

Your choice of topics. Minimum of 2 hours. Contact us for specifics.

  • Pricing: $75/hr (IP)/(V)

New courses will be added based upon demand. If you do not see a course you are interested in, send us Course Request.

Resources

“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. ”
— Ben Franklin
“The more you learn, the more you realize how much you don’t know.”
— Albert Einstein
“In learning you will teach, and in teaching you will learn.”
— Phil Collins