Microsoft 365 is a cloud-based subscription service that has evolved over the years and soon the Microsoft Office Apps found on the Web and Desktop (e.g., Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook) will fall completely under the Microsoft 365 umbrella.
And this is what some of you may have noticed when logging in:
Therefore, this is just a quick heads up, so you don’t look surprised when you wake up to the new icon, look, and its additional features. These changes will apply to everyone who uses the Office App at work or home and also in schools.
What’s new?
New Templates
New Apps
My Content (a central location where you can view and access some of your content).
A Feed (displaying relevant content based on the work you do and who you work with).
Tagging (a way to group and organise content).
Need help navigating the changes?
We offer a range of Microsoft 365 courses at Happy as well as support with software rollouts that can help.
You may be interested in our Introduction to MS Office 365 course which covers many of its key features and how to put them best to use.
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