What Will I Receive Before the Training?
How Does a Live Online Training Day Work?
Technical Requirements for Live Online Training
How do I Join a Zoom Training Session?
How do I Join a Microsoft Teams Training Session?
How to Unzip Exercise files for my Live Online Training?
How to Find What Office Version?
What Version of Windows am I Using?
Live online training is a perfect example proving that the way we learn is forever expanding. New and innovative learning methods ensure that wherever we are, plus wherever the rest of our Team is, coming together and learning new and essential skills is more accessible than ever before.
When you book the course, you have the option of entering each delegates email address. This will allow us to send an invitation directly to each delegate.
Each delegate will be sent:
After the training, the course organiser will be sent a copy of the:
If there is anything else we can do to the help the day run smoothly – please just let us know.
Prior to a live online training day all delegates will have been sent a link to join the online training session.
Delegates are invited to join the meeting 10 minutes early to ensure everyone is up and running and ready to start the course.
The trainer will have their camera on and will welcome you to the training session. The trainer will ensure that everyone is comfortable with their set up and can see and hear the trainer clearly. All delegates will be reminded that if they have any questions, throughout the day, they are welcome to ask. The trainer wants everyone to enjoy the day and will endeavour to make everyone feel comfortable.
Live online full training days will include a morning and afternoon 10-minute break, as well as an hour lunch.
Timings can be adjusted to suit you requirements.
Here are a couple of tips to help you get the best out of the training day:
If you want to know how to join a Teams training session then follow the video below:
Once your training course has been booked, you will be sent a link to download the course training notes and exercise files.
Two monitors are ideal for training. However, there a are a lot of creative ways to utilise other devices such as iPad's, TV etc....
You may not have 2 monitors linked; however, you can join the Zoom/Teams training session with your iPad and then follow along on your laptop/PC screen. This will free up your complete screen. The only downside of this, is that you will not be able to share your screen with the trainer. The trainer will be able to share their screen with you, however.
To split a screen in Windows 10, drag a window all the way to one side of the screen until it snaps into place. Then select another window to fill the other half of your screen. View the help video below showing you how to split your screen.
Short-cut: Windows & left or right arrow.
There are different versions of software, for example you might have an older version of Microsoft Excel. To get the best out of your training you should check the version of your software. Here's how you check the version in the majority of Microsoft Programs:
You will now see the version of the Microsoft Software you are using.
Knowing the version of Windows you are using might help you understand why you're having problems:
If you need to see which "Bit" level of Windows you are using:
You will see the Bit level under the Device Specifications heading.
If you or any of your delegates have questions about setup and preparation before the training before the training course, then please don't hesitate to contact us.
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