Over the past few months, I’ve started to notice a trend around Microsoft’s announcements and for me, they all lead to a single path. From changes in the new Outlook for Windows, Planner and the new Microsoft Team client built in WebView2, they are all now Progressive Web Applications……but does this mean Microsoft are built … Continue reading Are Microsoft Building a Teams OS!?! (PWA + Microsoft = !?TeamsOS?!)
Everyone has a luckly number – well mine is 15. Saturday league football and I was always on the bench so I could pick the number 15 shirt, I was born on the 15th and I have the number 15 on my car registration plate. I’m now a 15 time MVP having been awarded the … Continue reading Awarded Microsoft MVP <-- Number 15
Thanks to all those who turned up to the first of many webinars I am planning with the next one later in March around Microsoft 365 Education. If you missed this session and would like to listen to it. You can now do so on YouTube. Any questions please get in touch on twitter … Continue reading Understanding Office 365 Education Consent and GDPR for Schools,Academies, MATS and Colleges
Yesterday I posted about my first experience of Office Forms and attached a form at the bottom for users to play with to answer my questions. The form had three questions which were three different types of question types available which include Choice (used multiple choice), Text and Rating and I wanted to share the results … Continue reading Responses in Office Forms
It caught me by surprise when Microsoft announced Office Forms in Office 365 Education as Microsoft have announced that only Education customers would get access to a preview. With InfoPath forms now in extended support and no new solution from Microsoft, something like Office Forms was hoped to take your company forms to the next level. Microsoft announced … Continue reading First look at Office Forms for Office 365
Since it was first announced that Yammer was being made available to Office 365 Education customer for no additional cost, I’ve seen a fair few people and individual waiting for it to be added so they can use the enterprise solution for collaboration for groups, classes and teaching and learning. Well we’ve had to wait … Continue reading Adding Yammer to your Office 365 education tenancy
A while back when Office 365 Education was released I wrote a starter manual for the manage of your tenancy, some tips and tricks and best practices for you to implement the product into your school, college or university. As Microsoft have now released the new Office 365 with the Office 2013 stack I through … Continue reading Office 365 Education Starter Manual: 2013 Edition
Warwickshire County Council are moving their schools to the cloud with Office 365. Who is it for? The new WeLearn365 service for Warwickshire Schools has recently been launched, providing the county’s schools with a new Education service built on Office 365 Education. Download the full case study from the Microsoft Case Study website. UK Council Offers … Continue reading Warwickshire County Council move their schools to the cloud with Office 365 and BFC Networks
Office 365 tenancies are currently being upgraded once it is completed you Exchange, Lync and Admin Portal are in the new 2013 style however your SharePoint environment stays in 2010 mode. The following walk through will go through the process of upgrading the MyProfile Site Collection from 2010 to 2013 allowing you users use the … Continue reading Upgrading your Office 365 tenancy to Wave 15: Part 5 – Upgrading MyProfile
Don’t want your #Office365 to be upgraded to the new 2013 wave yet? Then you only have 1 chance to postpone it and that is during the first 3 weeks of your 4 week notice of upgrades. At the bottom of the email you get about your 4 week notice, you will get P.S. saying … Continue reading Upgrading your Office 365 tenancy to Wave 15: Part 3 – Postponing
