Video: Microsoft Forms Tutorial

OneNote Full Course

Who it's for: OneNote is for everyone. Anyone who is interested in organizing and managing their world, personally or professionally, will find benefits in this course.

What it is: OneNote is Microsoft’s digital notebook solution. With easy-to-use note taking tools and information-management features, professionals everywhere are using OneNote in lieu of clunky notebooks or less flexible work-processing applications.

What you'll learn: Learn about the amazing integration between OneNote and the rest of the digital world. Users in this series will learn how to create and collaborate on notebooks both in and out of the office. They’ll develop strategies on when to create sections rather than pages, as well as utilize and even build their own templates. Finally, users will learn how to secure, save, and share their work.

Microsoft Forms Full Course

Who it's for: For users looking to create and share online surveys, especially ones that can be easily integrated within Microsoft’s office ecosystem.

What it is: Microsoft’s easy-to-use online form builder.

What you'll learn: In this brief course, students will learn how to create and edit forms. Advanced options like branching will be explored and users will learn how to share their forms online or within their organization. Finally, students will find out how to locate and manage their form responses.

Microsoft Planner Full Course

Who it's for: For anyone working on a project in need of an easy and effective way to manage their team and tasks.

What it is: Planner is Microsoft’s answer to Trello or Asana, providing a centralized area for teams to break down and track projects.

What you'll learn: Students will initially learn how to set up plans. Then, they’ll be shown how to use a board to track tasks. They will also build charts and schedules to make their projects even more transparent, and ultimately, successful. Finally, users will learn how to publish and share their plans with others.