Course Overview
Welcome to our courseware for Microsoft 365 Outlook Online, Microsoft’s web-based email and calendar application. This course is intended to help all novice computer users quickly get up to speed with Outlook Online.
What you’ll learn
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- By the end of this course, students should be comfortable using Outlook Online in their day-to-day workflow. Key learning areas will include creating and sending messages, managing contacts, using the calendar, and managing tasks.
Requirements
- This manual is designed for users who are comfortable using Windows and Microsoft Edge. Students should complete the first part of our Microsoft 365 courseware before beginning this program.
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 6 Lessons
- 1 Day
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- Topics6
- 1.1Getting Started In the first lesson students will learn how to get started with Microsoft Outlook Online. We cover logging in, using the interface, the purpose of each workspace, and how to customize some of Outlook’s most common features. They will also learn how to view and manage email messages.
- 1.2Working with Email Messages Next, we cover email messages, from creating and responding to them, to managing the messages you receive.
- 1.3Organizing Email Students will learn how to organize the email they receive. They should feel comfortable using folders, categories, view settings, and Outlook tools to manage their email messages.
- 1.4Using the Calendar Workspace Next, we learn about the Calendar workspace and how to use the workspace’s features. This will include creating simple and complex events, using the Event window, modifying events, as well as how to share your calendar, and view and manage other calendars.
- 1.5Using the People Workspace This topic introduces the People workspace. Students will learn how to create and managing contacts and contact lists, and how to customize the People workspace to suit their workflow.
- 1.6Using the Microsoft To Do Workspace The final lesson explores the To Do workspace and how to view, create and manage tasks.
