Office 365 pre-upgrade video training courses

If the information in the courses below doesn’t match what you’re seeing, try viewing the training courses that describe Office 365 after the service upgrade.

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Office 365 for professionals and small businesses

Admins

Office 365

Manage user accounts in Office 365

As an admin, you need to perform a variety of tasks to keep your organization running smoothly. Learn how to add users, update user information, buy and assign licenses, and change or reset passwords, for yourself and others.

Email
E-mail messages

Create a public email alias in Office 365

Create a public email alias in Office 365 by setting up a shared mailbox. You’ll also learn about distribution groups, and how to use PowerShell to create the shared mailbox. Finally, you’ll learn how to add the mailbox to either the Outlook Web App or the Outlook 2010 program.
E-mail messages

Create an internal team alias in Office 365

Use a distribution group to make it easier to send email to a team of people in your organization. Using a team alias, you don’t have to type individual email addresses for the members of a particular group. You’ll learn how to create and use you team alias in both Outlook 2010 and Outlook Web App.

Calendar
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Share your Office 365 calendar

Learn how to share or publish your calendar in Outlook 2010 and Outlook Web App so that friends and colleagues can see your appointments and meetings. You’ll learn how to control who can view the calendar and how much information they can see.

Contacts
Share contacts using Outlook and Windows SharePoint Services Share your Office 365 contacts
There are three ways you can share contacts with your coworkers in Office 365. You can share them using Outlook 2010 – this is often what most people want. But you can also add contacts to the global address book for everyone to use. And there’s a third way too: Take contacts from a SharePoint list and synch them with Outlook.

Office 365 for enterprises

Lync

Lync 2010

Configure Lync-to-phone for Office 365

If you are an administrator for Office 365 for enterprises, set up Lync-to-phone so that users in your organization can make and receive phone calls using a laptop or smart phone.

Lync 2010

Configure Lync-to-phone for Unified Messaging

Set up users for voice mail with Exchange Online Unified Messaging so they can access voice mail and missed call notifications from Outlook 2010 or Lync 2010.

Looking for information on documents, team sites, or public websites? See Training courses for SharePoint 2010.

 
 
Applies to:
Office 365 Enterprise, Office 365 Enterprise admin, Office 365 Midsize Business, Office 365 Midsize Business admin, Office 365 Small Business, Office 365 Small Business admin, Lync 2010 for Office 365, Outlook 2010