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Questions pertaining to specific curriculum (.e.g., PL-300 Power BI)
Hi again, Nathan—thanks for your thoughtful post!
You’ve raised some great points about how faculty can best support learners through certification-aligned content like PL-300. While Microsoft Learn content is continuously evolving, we understand how valuable it is to connect with peers and share insights.
To that end, I recommend joining the Microsoft Learn Learning Room. The first step is to fill out the form, in case you haven't yet.
Your suggestion is appreciated and will be reviewed by the appropriate area. At this time, the Learning Room remains the best available space for peer-to-peer support, as the MSLE Program does not currently include a dedicated technical support team for curriculum-specific inquiries.
Also, if you come across any specific content concerns, you can use the “reporting an issue” link at the bottom of each Learn module page to share feedback directly with the content team.Thanks again for your engagement—contributions like yours help strengthen the faculty community. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have further questions or ideas!
—Henoc
MicrosoftHi again, Nathan—thanks for your thoughtful post!
You’ve raised some great points about how faculty can best support learners through certification-aligned content like PL-300. While Microsoft Learn content is continuously evolving, we understand how valuable it is to connect with peers and share insights.
To that end, I recommend joining the Microsoft Learn Learning Room. The first step is to fill out the form, in case you haven't yet.
Your suggestion is appreciated and will be reviewed by the appropriate area. At this time, the Learning Room remains the best available space for peer-to-peer support, as the MSLE Program does not currently include a dedicated technical support team for curriculum-specific inquiries.
Also, if you come across any specific content concerns, you can use the “reporting an issue” link at the bottom of each Learn module page to share feedback directly with the content team.
Thanks again for your engagement—contributions like yours help strengthen the faculty community. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have further questions or ideas!
—Henoc