Microsoft 365 Training and Learning Resources

Overview

Microsoft provides free online training, tutorials, videos, and self-paced learning resources to help you get the most out of Microsoft 365 applications.

Whether you are new to Microsoft 365 or looking to improve your skills, these resources can help you learn how to use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneDrive, Teams, and other Microsoft applications.

Microsoft 365 Training

The Microsoft 365 Training Center provides step-by-step guides, short videos, and tutorials for commonly used applications.

You can also explore Microsoft 365 Basics Video Training to learn how to create documents, save files, share information, and collaborate with others.

Training by Application

Application Training Resource
Word Word Help & Learning
Excel Excel Help & Learning
PowerPoint PowerPoint Help & Learning
Outlook Outlook Help & Learning
OneDrive OneDrive Help & Learning
OneNote OneNote Help & Learning
Microsoft Teams Teams Help & Learning
SharePoint SharePoint Help & Learning
Microsoft Forms Forms Help & Learning
Microsoft Bookings Bookings Help & Learning
Microsoft Planner Planner Help & Learning

Note: Some features shown in Microsoft's training materials may require additional licensing or may not be enabled for Cedar Crest College accounts.

Microsoft Learn

Microsoft Learn is Microsoft's free learning platform offering interactive modules, guided learning paths, and technical training.

Microsoft Learn is useful for students, faculty, staff, and IT professionals interested in developing technology skills.

What Can I Learn?

Microsoft Learn offers training in areas such as:

  • Microsoft 365 and workplace productivity
  • Microsoft Teams and collaboration
  • Microsoft Azure and cloud computing
  • Data analysis and Power BI
  • Cybersecurity and identity management
  • Microsoft Power Platform and automation
  • Artificial intelligence and Microsoft Copilot
  • Software development and programming

Getting Started with Microsoft Learn

  1. Visit Microsoft Learn.
  2. Browse the available training modules and learning paths.
  3. Select a topic that interests you.
  4. To track your progress, select Sign in and create or access your Microsoft Learn profile.
  5. Follow the prompts to sign in with an eligible Microsoft account.

You can complete many learning modules at your own pace.

Note: Microsoft Learn training content is generally free. Certification exams, instructor-led courses, and some associated services may have additional costs.

Microsoft Certifications

Microsoft also offers certifications for individuals interested in demonstrating their knowledge of Microsoft technologies.

Visit Microsoft Credentials to explore available certifications and credentials.

Additional Training Resources

Need Additional Assistance?

If you have questions about accessing Microsoft 365 applications with your Cedar Crest College account, submit an IT Support Request.

For questions about individual training lessons or Microsoft certifications, consult the support resources available through Microsoft Learn.

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