| Office 365 Microsoft Teams Contributor(s): Hutchinson, Jeff (Author) |
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ISBN: 1691229652 ISBN-13: 9781691229659 Publisher: Independently Published OUR PRICE: $14.20 Product Type: Paperback Published: September 2019 |
| Additional Information |
| BISAC Categories: - Computers | Desktop Applications - Project Management Software |
| Physical Information: 0.27" H x 8.5" W x 11" (0.68 lbs) 126 pages |
| Descriptions, Reviews, Etc. |
| Publisher Description: Teams is an Office 365 App is designed to consolidate all communication on a specific topic in one location by providing the ability to chat with team members, store important documentation, images, video feeds. and make phone calls. Also, Remote meetings (similar to Skype) can be conducted with Team members and others (Teams provides built-in features similar to Skype). Obtain Your PDF Copy and Video Course This workbook includes an Online Recorded Video course and PDF Download. Refer to the Workbook Introduction for instructions on where to send an Amazon receipt. Each Team will define groups of people to work together on a project and view information in order to communicate with everyone. Project Teams can offer multiple Channels or subtasks to provide information on a focused objective. This centralized information is collected in a specific Channel (subtask), and will be valuable for an existing Team as well as New Members. This Step-By-Step Workbook will teach you how to create a Project Team, Channels (or subtasks), create a Chat environment to ask/respond to questions, store Project documentation, schedule meetings, evoke Video Meetings with the Team (similar to Skype), Record Video Meetings, store meeting notes to the Channel(subtasks), Chat with anyone in the enterprise (company), build Teamesite (Team Website), and consolidate all communications on one centralized location, and make internet phone calls from your computer When Teams is not used information becomes disjointed because it is stored in different Email folders and Shared server folders throughout a company. Also, the downside of not using Teams is that everyone on the Project Team will receive different bits of information, status reports, and different levels of Project updates. In other words, communication information would be scattered, not stored in one place, and new Team Members will have a harder time getting up to speed. Teamsite Another major concept covered in this manual is a Teamsite.This is a Sharepoint Site that contains a resource pool of information for a department, Project Team, resource pool, book club, or just general use. A Teamsite can be created from each Microsoft Team Project and can contain a Central Team Calendar, Blog, Documentation, Text Page (to explain a process), Task List, or whatever you wish to post for the Team. This Teamsite will provide information for the Project Team and others that are not defined as Team Members. This manual will specifically cover the basics of how to develop a Teamsite but is not intended to go into Sharepoint development. What's in the Workbook? Click on the left side of the screen: Look Inside Enter one of the following keywords: Teams, Channel, Video Meeting, Chat, etc. How the Workbook is Designed This Workbook contains over 70+ step-by-step practice exercises to help you get up to speed quickly and understand each concept. The following link is a Video Clip explaining how the Workbook has been designed and how to use it most effectively. http: //www.elearnlogic.com/media/workbook.mp4 |