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Targeted use of the potential of Microsoft 365
In the summer of 2021, a survey on digital skills was conducted among employees in collaboration with the V-ATP board. It showed that there is a great need among ATP staff to learn more about the functions related to the newly introduced Microsoft 365. We are pleased to offer you the following interesting program as a suggestion for your individual further training.
The Microsoft 365 collaboration platform simplifies working with colleagues in teams and across organizational units. Documents are shared via cloud and you are connected with others via chat, phone calls and meetings. Collaboration in familiar Office programs is easy in real-time.
In this lunch event series, you will learn how Microsoft 365 programs can help you simplify your everyday work at UZH. Gain more time to focus on your most important tasks by automating recurring tasks and effectively using Microsoft productivity solutions.
The events are aimed in particular at employees of the administrative and technical staff of the University of Zurich. The events are open to all members of UZH.
Date:
25 May, 1, 8 and 15 June
Time:
12:00 to 13:00
Venue:
Online with MS Teams. You will find the event link at each individual event.
Notes:
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25 May 2022 12:00 to 13:00
Link to the video recording on Microsoft Stream (log in with UZH account) |
Jussi Mori, Experts Inside and Urs Trachsel, Central IT UZH (lecture in German) MS Outlook can do more than send e-mail Microsoft Outlook can do much more than just send emails. With the integrated calendar you'll have your appointments in view and coordinate them with your contacts. With the task management you prioritize your tasks and easily manage your workday. By connecting with other programs like OneDrive, OneNote and Teams, you can expand the functionalities of Outlook and make your collaboration easy.
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01 June 2022 12:00 to 13:00 Uhr
Link to the video recording on Microsoft Stream (log in with UZH account) |
Urs Christen, fög - Research Center for the Public Sphere and Society (UZH Champions Community (PDF, 1 MB)) (lecture in German) Organizing projects and tasks in a team with Microsoft Tasks in Planner and To Do. With the Tasks in Planner and To Do applications, you can keep track of all tasks from Outlook and Teams in one place. With Planner you create Kanban boards with detailed task cards, which you can complete with files, checklists and labels. Track status with visual charts. Tasks from Outlook are integrated with To Do and you can also view your tasks in Outlook the other way around. |
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08 June 2022
12:00 to 13:00
Link to the video recording on Microsoft Stream (log in with UZH account) |
Tim Menck, Central IT Keep notes under control with MS OneNote Gone are the days when you searched for an important note for a long time or even in vain. With Microsoft OneNote you'll collect, structure and manage your thoughts, ideas and notes in one place. You can share your content with others and work on it together. OneNote is especially useful for the preparation, execution and logging of (online) meetings. |
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15 June 2022 12:00 to 13:00
Link to the video recording on Microsoft Stream (log in with UZH account) and PowerPoint presentation (PDF, 5 MB)
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John Flury, Department of Sociology (UZH Champions Community (PDF, 1 MB)) Programming with PowerAutomate Microsoft PowerAutomate lets you automate repetitive tasks and digital processes quickly and securely. Without any programming experience, you can drag and drop automated workflows between your favorite applications and services. Power Automate makes it easy to collaborate with your colleagues and lets you focus on the tasks that matter most.
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