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Revision as of 07:02, 31 October 2022
Virtual Training
To support rapid adoption of M365 during the COVID-19 crisis, Microsoft is hosting online training sessions in both English and French. The sessions are intended for GC employees and aims to help with building the skills to support the adoption of Teams and M365. Topics to be covered will include:
The sessions will be offered in two formats, pre-recorded and live. However, both feature live moderation to answer your questions in real-time. Find a date and time below that works for you. |
Live Training Sessions
| Hosted by Microsoft, these sessions are delivered by both online moderators and a team responding to questions received via chat in real-time throughout the lesson. Up to 10,000 participants can join per session but NO registration is required. All sessions are 60 minutes unless otherwise indicated. Please remember to stay off the VPN and join using your personal device. Note the session will be recorded and your name and/or phone number will be visible during the call to other participants who attend.
How to participate:
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On Demand Recordings
Once the training has taken place, the recorded session is available for 180 days. Select one of the trainings you wish to watch.
Feedback
Please let us know how useful you found the training and what other M365 training you want. https://www.surveymonkey.ca/r/m365-post-training-130422?lang=en
Accessibility training
Creating accessible content in M365
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Accessibility: Hearing
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Accessibility: Neurodiversity
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Accessibility: Vision
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Accessibility Solutions 100 - New for 2022
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Accessibility in Windows and M365 - New for 2022
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GC Accessibility Training and Events
To help promote upcoming accessibility activities organized by various Government of Canada departments that are open to public service employees.
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Plain Language, clear and simple
Plain language writing is a technique of organizing information in ways that make sense to the reader. It uses straightforward, concrete, familiar words. You can use these techniques to adapt what you have to say to the reading abilities of the people who are likely to read your document. Using plain language to explain concepts and procedures involves using examples that relate to your reader’s experience.
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M365 Apps training
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Microsoft Forms
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Lists
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Microsoft Whiteboard
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Outlook 100
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OneNote
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Process Flow with Approvals - New for 2022
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Security Foundations 100 - New for 2022
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Tasks (To Do and Planner)
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Viva Insights
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Power Platform training
PowerApps
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Power Automate
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PowerBI
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Get started with Microsoft Power BI service
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Power Virtual Agents
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MS Teams training
Teams 100
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Get Started with Microsoft Teams - New for 2022
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Teams 200
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Explore teams and channels in Microsoft Teams - New for 2022
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Teams - Advanced Meetings and MS Planner - New for 2022
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Teams - Breakout Rooms
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Go further together with meetings in Microsoft Teams
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Teams - Increase collaboration - New for 2022
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Teams Tips & Shortcuts - New for 2022
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M365 Teams Quality of Experience Workshop
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CCO Virtual Learning Series: Planning Virtual Events - New
