Microsoft 365 online training – limited spaces still available
07 Sep 2021
Are you looking for ways to enhance collaborative working? Book onto a Microsoft 365 online training session and discover the possibilities.
There are now limited spaces available across our focused Microsoft 365 (MS365) online training sessions; these are interactive and have a limit of 15 attendees to allow for discussions and focused learning.
Delivered by certified Microsoft specialists there are places remaining on a selection of dates, across the following topics. Each is designed to enhance attendees understanding of the MS365 ecosystem (previously known as Microsoft Office):
- Planner and Lists
- Teams Collaborate
- Teams Communicate
- The Accessible Workplace
- Whiteboard and Forms
Places will be allocated on a first-registered and wait-list basis. Colleagues are asked to limit their choices to a maximum of two sessions each – to allow as many as possible to take part. One of each session will be recorded and made available on the Microsoft 365 training page for you to watch later.
Registration is via Eventbrite. To book please visit our training page and register on your chosen session and date.
Introductory webinar
Our ‘Welcome to Microsoft 365’ webinar first took place in August and more than 230 of you attended. A recording is now available to watch on the University’s Video Portal via the following link (sign in using your University username and password).
Furthermore, the session will be repeated on Thursday 23 September at 10am and 2pm – so if you didn’t get a chance to attend previously, please do book a place via Eventbrite as you’ll be able to ask questions via the event chat. The webinar is being run as a Teams Live Event which has a capacity limit of 10,000 attendees, so there’s plenty space for everyone!
Session accessibility
Copies of all the training presentation are available one week in advance under ‘Training resources’ from the Microsoft 365 training page.
If you have questions about the events, please email: IT.modernisation@manchester.ac.uk.