Microsoft Office 365 courses, Web Apps and Cloud Training Courses

Microsoft Office 365, Cloud computing, Office Web Apps and 2010 Productivity tools:

Microsoft Office 365 for small businesses is an easy-to-use set of web-enabled tools that let you access your email, important documents, contacts, and calendar from almost anywhere and any device.

These tools include Microsoft Office Web Apps , which are web versions of the Microsoft Office desktop apps that you are already familiar with like Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint. With Office Web Apps you can create and edit documents on any PC with a web browser.

The Office 365 portal gives you instant access to your email and your company’s shared documents. Whenever and wherever you have access to the Internet, you have access to Office 365.

Your Office 365 account includes email. To help protect your privacy and security, your email is stored on Microsoft servers. You can read your email in the Outlook desktop app, as you’ve done previously, or you can read email in Microsoft Outlook Web App.

You can create contacts to store the information about people you communicate with, including their email address, street address, and telephone number.

Use the calendar to store appointments and set up meetings with your colleagues. When you set up a meeting, you can use the calendar to see your schedule and to find times that your colleagues are available as well. You can then send a meeting request to your colleagues.

After you've added people to your list of contacts, you can chat with them right from your web browser using Outlook Web App.

Office 365 gives you a team site where you can collaborate on documents and share information. The team site is maintained using Microsoft SharePoint Online, where your team stores documents in a single location. Storing documents on SharePoint Online helps maintain security, offers version control, and lets you edit and view the documents in Office desktop apps or Office Web Apps . In addition to collaborating on documents, you can also share images, lists, wikis, blogs, and more.

You can still use the Microsoft Office desktop apps that you already know and use daily. For the best experience, configure your PC so that it can "talk" to Office 365.

You can connect a variety of mobile devices—typically mobile phones that can synchronize information with Windows—to Office 365 and then use the device to send and receive email and access calendar information.

For information about configuring your Windows mobile device, Apple iPhone, or BlackBerry® mobile device.
 

Why Office 365?
Work from Virtually Anywhere
Be productive on the go.
· Rich client access via Office applications on PCs and Macs.
· View and edit documents with Office Web Apps across a broad range of browsers (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari).
· Access your email from most browsers with Outlook Web App.
· Access mail, contacts, calendar, and SharePoint® sites from mobile devices including Windows® Phones, Nokia, Android, iPhone and BlackBerry.

Collaborate Better
Work together, smarter.
· Conduct online meetings with colleagues, partners, and customers, including audio, video and screen sharing.
· Create sites to store your important office documents and work together with colleagues, partners, and customers.
· Share your calendar with colleagues, partners, and customers.
· Share important business information, including Access databases.
· Simultaneously edit documents with your colleagues.


Office Web Apps
Easily access, view, and edit documents directly from a web browser.
· View and make light edits to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote® documents.
· Simultaneously edit Excel and OneNote documents with others in real-time.


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