This intermediate Microsoft Teams training prepares learners to navigate the newly updated version of Microsoft Teams and without getting lost in the new layout and interface.
Microsoft Teams is fast becoming the lifeblood of modern organizations — from video meetings to instant messages and voice calls.
Teams is so prevalent that when the interface gets an overhaul, what could normally be seen as a minor inconvenience can actually be hugely disruptive. New buttons and features, old ones moved around, plus new capabilities and options – it can be complicated and confusing for users. This training doesn't just reveal the new interface, it prepares you to configure and adapt it for your company.
For anyone who manages their Microsoft Teams training, this Microsoft Teams training can be used to onboard new systems administrators, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a Microsoft Teams reference resource.
New Teams Interface: What You Need to Know
For any systems administrator looking to improve their proficiency with Microsoft productivity tools, this Microsoft Teams course covers topics such as:
- Recognizing all the new features and options in the new version of Teams
- Signing into multiple work or school accounts with MTMA
- Applying configurations and customizations according to each device
Who Should Take New Teams Training?
This Microsoft Teams training is considered associate-level Microsoft Teams training, which means it was designed for systems administrators. This Microsoft Teams skills course is designed for systems administrators with three to five years of experience with Microsoft productivity tools.
New or aspiring systems administrators. If you're just getting started as a sysad, prepare yourself: a lot of the job is answering users' questions about changes to familiar systems and software. When the software in question is used as much as Teams is, you can be sure you'll be answering a lot of questions about the new interface. Training like this maintains your expertise in the software everyone in your workplace will be turning to you to make sense out of.
Experienced systems administrators. If you've been working in systems administration for several years already, this short training on the new interface for Microsoft Teams will quickly get you up to speed on all the ways that Teams has improved with this latest update. You'll quickly see how their performance and flexibility upgrades will affect your users and their systems, and be prepared for optimizing local uses.