A cheeky ask - seeking a Office 365 presentation that can be shared with Staff

[speckytecky]

We have had Office 365 for the best part of a year now. Apparently some of our Teaching and Support Staff are not up to speed with it. For reasons I'm pondering I as NM have been asked to 'train' the staff up on what O365 can do for them.

 

Does anyone have a presentation they would share with me please to help achieve this task?

[MrFrostmaul]

I'm in the same boat as you, I started to make one today (only has 4 slides on how to login so far).

[supawat1]

Have a look at this website, it might be very useful to you https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/education/educators/teacher-resources/default.aspx#fbid=2OU1eZi_-i5

[speckytecky]

You are 4 slides ahead of me. If by chance you could share the finished article I'm sure it would be greatly welcomed on here.

 

Oddly my Job Profile doesn't say nowt about showing teaching staff how to teach, on the other hand it does say a lot of things that would be impractical for my particular post as well.

 

I'm in the same boat as you, I started to make one today (only has 4 slides on how to login so far).

[Leeoakley]

I might be able to help you out, what exactly are you looking for? Do you just want documentation you can point the staff towards or are you after a plan to train them (in a classroom) with supporting documents?

[speckytecky]

Thanks Lee.

 

We have staff users of varying technical ability; some have taken to O365 likes ducks to water - the suspicion is that a few others haven't even logged onto it in the close on ayear we have had it. I must admit it's such a big beastie I haven't explored it to any great depth yet but find it fabulous and love finding new features.

 

What I'm after is a simple Power Point to include on a TD day to show them the things O365 can actually do for them to encourage them to use it.