Take a course and you will learn exactly what you need to know about that software.This is a lie.Why?Hmmm... How can I say this as someone who offers computer training?Me... tapping my pen against my teeth. Well, have you ever been a student, enrolled in a course and thought as you were entering the class that … Continue reading The Biggest Lie in Computer Training
Determining which Teams user you are, helps you identify your roles and responsibilities when it comes to successfully implementing Microsoft Teams in your office. This infographic helps to explain your role in Microsoft Teams, as it compares to your role in your organization. Everyone on the Team (in Microsoft Teams) should understand the purpose for … Continue reading Which Teams User are You?
Where to use Teams
A plan is crucial to Microsoft Teams working well long term for your organization. A Plan will prevent you from having to clean up a big mess in the future. A plan will give a purpose and direction to follow.
Quick Comparison in Microsoft Teams of the Chat feature versus Channel Posts. Should you use Chat or Posts?
Let’s talk about Microsoft Terminology, the versions and the numbers involved. When I ask people what version of Windows they have or what version of Office they have, I find that they sometimes get the numbers mixed up… If you have a PC (not a Mac), these versions will be applicable. What Version of Windows … Continue reading Take the Confusion out of Microsoft versions
After Teaching THOUSANDS of students on computers, I am still shocked when I hear this… “Learning The Computer is Easy… So Why Am I So Dumb?” “Sorry, I don’t anything about computers …” Have you ever heard someone say this? Or worse yet, have you Thought It? I hear this a lot, especially when new … Continue reading What Everybody Ought to Know About Learning Technology