After a general introduction to mobile computing, the Cloud as a workspace and the various components of Office 365, we'll start with an overview of the various Office 365 Apps.

First, we'll cover the Outlook Apps (email, calendar, people, tasks). Then we zoom in on the Office Apps, compare them with the Office client.

An important part that we will dwell on for longer is the Collaboration Tools such as OneDrive For Business and SharePoint, and we specifically focus on co-authoring in documents. Teams, Skype For Business and Yammer are also extensively covered. This part takes the most time during training. After each app is shown and discussed in detail, we situate all these apps in the Collaboration spectrum.

Finally, let's take a look at some other apps like Forms, Sway, Stream.

After this introduction, participants have a very good idea of how and what of all apps and can assess their relevance.

A logical follow-up to this training is the Office 365 Teams, OneDrive For Business, Skype For Business, and/or SharePoint (Information Worker, Site Owner) course.

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Managers, administrative staff, and Information Workers who want to understand the possibilities of Office 365 and apply these functionalities to their jobs.

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Classroom or virtual training with a highly practical approach.

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• Introduction to Office 365
• Introduction to Cloud Computing
• Start and sign up
• Screen Exploration, Navigation, and Controls
• Office 365 components
• Outlook apps
• E-mail
• Agenda
• People
• Tasks
• Office apps
• Word
• Excel
• PowerPoint
• OneNote
• Collaboration Tools
• Data storage
• OneDrive For Business
• SharePoint
• Co-authoring
• Communication
• Teams
• Skype For Business
• Yammer
• Scheduler
• Other apps