Microsoft Outlook Classes Boston, MA

Learn to communicate and stay on task better in this one-day introductory Microsoft Outlook course. Participants get the tools they need to automate their daily workflow and increase their productivity. By exploring topics like synchronizing calendars and mobile devices, using mail merge and distributions lists, organizing contacts, assigning tasks, and collaborating with colleagues, students lay the groundwork to pass the Outlook 2016: Core Communication, Collaboration, and Email Skills examination.

Enhance your mastery of Microsoft Outlook in this one-day intermediate course. In addition to learning best practices and shortcuts, participants become aware of some pitfalls to avoid. Course topics include creating, assigning, tracking, and updating multiple tasks, formatting messages, adding signatures, filtering messages, distinguishing between IMAP and POP servers, optimizing workflow, and improving searches.

This introductory 7-hour Microsoft Outlook course teaches students how to get up and running quickly with Microsoft’s popular email and information management software. This course covers a wide range of beginner Outlook components, including how to navigate Outlook, reading and responding to emails, using the address book, attaching files, using flags and categories to organize messages, creating contact, working with the Outlook calendar, and more. This course also offers a free retake within six months of completion to allow students to review any concepts and walk away with a much stronger grasp of the material.

This intermediate 7-hour Microsoft Outlook course teaches students how to manage Microsoft Outlook more efficiently in order to stay organized with calendar management and present oneself as a polished professional through email correspondence. This course covers a wide range of intermediate to advanced Outlook components, including how to modify messages and set global options, organize and search the inbox, manage the outbox, automate messages, work with calendar settings, manage contacts and activities, share workspaces with others, and more. This course also offers a free retake within six months of completion to allow students to review any concepts and walk away with a much stronger grasp of the material.

This 1-day course teaches Microsoft Outlook basics such as module development, email management, contact management, calendaring, task management, and interface customization. The program teaches essential skills needed to automate email, handle complex scheduling, sort and filter email, and more.

This 1-day course teaches advanced skills in Microsoft Outlook. Experience users of Outlook will learn advanced features and functions, like email encryption, enhanced messaging, inbox organization, contact management, user customization, calendar management, and automated email maintenance.

This 1-day course teaches advanced skills in Microsoft Outlook. Experience users of Outlook will learn advanced features and functions, like email encryption, enhanced messaging, inbox organization, contact management, user customization, calendar management, and automated email maintenance. Students will receive a workbook and a free retake to refresh their skills.

Learn some Microsoft Outlook basics, such as module development, email management, contact management, calendaring, task management, and interface customization, in this one-day basic course. This course, which features a combination of hands-on learning, interaction with other students, and instructor leadership, lays the groundwork for MOS Microsoft Outlook Certification.

Master some advanced Microsoft Outlook features and functions, like email encryption, enhanced messaging, inbox organization, contact management, user customization, calendar management, and automated email maintenance, in this one-day intermediate course. Participants who have completed a Level One class and are working toward MOS Microsoft Outlook Certification usually benefit from this course. Course structure incorporates a combination of instructor leadership, interaction with other students, and individual and group projects.