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A Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Outlook
3-4hrs
beginner levelWhen it comes to flexible and powerful email tools, Microsoft Outlook is the king of the business world. This free online course will show you how to utilize this Microsoft email customer software by exploiting its features in numerous ways. Master the art of personal information management by scheduling meetings and tasks, collaborating with colleagues, and using a calendar of organized events that sends alerts for upcoming events. Sign up now!
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A Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Outlook
This free online course will show you the essential functions and capabilities of Microsoft Outlook.
When it comes to flexible and powerful email tools, Microsoft Outlook is the king of the business world. This free online course will show you how to utilize this Microsoft email customer software by exploiting its features in numerous ways. Master the art of personal information management by scheduling meetings and tasks, collaborating with colleagues, and using a calendar of organized events that sends alerts for upcoming events. Sign up now!
Course description
Course moduleA short ad will play before each lesson.
Module 15 Lessons
Introduction to Outlook
This module illustrates the process of identifying various interface options and sending and receiving e-mails using Microsoft Outlook. You will study the advantages of account settings, automatic replies, and the distinction between mailbox settings, rules, and alerts.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Quick Wins With Outlook
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3.Getting Started with Outlook
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4.The File Menu
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5.Lesson Summary
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Module 25 Lessons
Home New Email
Module 37 Lessons
Home Options and Mobile App
Module 41 Lessons
Course assessment
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