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Get it Done - Sharing Calendars

Learners: 20

Instructor: Bigger Brains

Duration:

This course, Get It Done - Sharing Calendars, is the perfect way to learn how to share calendars with colleagues. Taught by 25-year IT veteran and Microsoft Silver partner Chip Reaves, it covers topics such as using calendar templates with Microsoft Word, printing calendars using external services, creating and editing calendars using Google and Outlook, sharing calendars using Google and Outlook, controlling types of changes others make to your calendar, managing shared calendars using SharePoint, Groups, or Teams, and working with group calendars using Teamup. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, this course provides helpful tools, techniques, and best practices to help you "get it done". Click now to learn how to share calendars with colleagues!▼▲

Course Feature Course Overview Course Provider

Go to class

Course Feature

Cost:

Paid

Provider:

Udemy

Certificate:

Paid Certification

Language:

English

Start Date:

2017-10-02

Course Overview

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Updated in [July 27th, 2023]

This course, Get It Done - Sharing Calendars, is designed to help new learners understand the various ways to share a calendar with colleagues, including both printed and online versions. Chip Reaves, a 25-year IT veteran and Microsoft Silver partner, teaches the course and provides helpful tools, techniques, and best practices to “get it done.” It is suitable for beginners to experts who want to share calendars among a group or team. Topics covered include using calendar templates with Microsoft Word, printing calendars using external services, creating and editing calendars using Google and Outlook, sharing calendars using Google and Outlook, controlling types of changes others make to your calendar, managing shared calendars using SharePoint, Groups, or Teams, and working with group calendars using Teamup.