Course Outline
Introduction
Overview of Microsoft Teams
- Defining Microsoft Teams and its core functions
- Key advantages of using Teams for collaborative work
- A visual guide to the interface and navigation
Channels, Teams, and Posts
- Establishing and managing team structures
- Organizing workflows within specific channels
- Composing and responding to messages effectively
- Utilizing mentions and reactions for engagement
Chat and Messaging
- Conducting one-on-one and group conversations
- Sharing files securely within chat contexts
- Integrating third-party applications for extended functionality
Scheduling and Joining Meetings
- Planning meetings directly within the Teams interface
- Joining and actively participating in virtual sessions
- Leveraging screen sharing and collaboration tools during calls
Audio and Video Calls
- Managing individual audio/video calls
- Conducting group conferences and larger meetings
- Tuning call settings to suit personal preferences
Meeting Management
- Oversizing meeting recordings and automated transcripts
- Distributing and accessing meeting notes and recorded sessions
Scheduling and Managing Meetings via Outlook
- Creating Teams meetings through the Outlook calendar
- Inviting external stakeholders and configuring access permissions
Email and Calendar Integration
- Synchronizing Outlook calendars with Teams scheduling
- Generating meeting invitations and monitoring attendance responses
Best Practices for Teams-Email Workflow
- Migrating relevant conversations from Outlook to Teams
- Sharing email content within Teams to facilitate discussion
Introduction to OneDrive
- Understanding OneDrive’s role and integration with Teams
- Retrieving OneDrive files directly from the Teams environment
File Sharing and Collaboration
- Distributing files across channels, chats, and meetings
- Co-editing documents in real-time with colleagues
File Storage and Version Control
- Managing shared documents in OneDrive and Teams
- Restoring deleted files or reverting to previous versions
Using OneDrive in Outlook
- Attaching OneDrive content to Outlook emails directly
- Accessing shared documents through the Outlook and OneDrive interface
Introduction to Microsoft Lists
- Understanding the capabilities of Microsoft Lists
- Building and customizing lists within Teams and Outlook
Managing Tasks and Workflows
- Tracking tasks, issues, and project milestones using Lists
- Allocating responsibilities and setting priority levels
- Monitoring progress and linking with other Microsoft apps
Collaboration on Lists
- Sharing list data with team members
- Maintaining list consistency across multiple devices
- Receiving notifications and alerts for list updates
Integrating Lists with OneDrive and Outlook
- Linking OneDrive files to list items and tasks
- Aligning List tasks with Outlook reminders for better time management
Best Practices for Collaboration in Teams and Outlook
- Designing an efficient workflow across multiple applications
- Optimizing notification settings to reduce distractions
Troubleshooting Common Issues
- Resolving integration and synchronization challenges across Teams, Outlook, and OneDrive
- Addressing permission and access control complications
Advanced Tips and Tricks
- Exploring advanced features in Teams, Outlook, and Lists
- Tailoring workflows to maximize individual and team productivity
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Proficiency in basic computer operations
Target Audience
- Business professionals
- Project managers
- Administrative staff
Testimonials (2)
The engagement and the practical examples we did as a group to get more understanding of the topic
ISABELLA - Sedibeng TVET College
Course - Microsoft Teams, Outlook, OneDrive, and Lists Integration
The facilitator is the subject expert, very knowledgeable on the subject yet he's openness to learning new things from the delegates.