Recent DiscussionsMost RecentNewest TopicsMost LikesSolutionsTagged:TagRe: Microsoft To Do vs Outlook TasksI wanted to add my concern for the advanced user in case they do shift to To Do and eliminate Outlook tasks. I know this may not happen, but I wanted to be a voice for the many advanced users I have taught over the years that use OneNote task integration extensively as well as the advanced options in Outlook Tasks. (I cannot live without reminders for my tasks with a date option, as that helps me when I take notes; I always choose custom for my Outlook tasks within OneNote, so I can use the reminder option because I need reminders!) I will look around and see if there is somewhere else I can express this concern as well.Re: Adoption Learning/Sharing Group for MS CustomersI am interested in being a part of this. I worry about evangelizing features that will end up disappearing in Office, such as Outlook tasks. Tasks are a big part of my Outlook and OneNote classes, and while To do is great, it doesn't have the same features as tasks. I need to blend the old with the new for people. 🙂Re: Microsoft Champions Community Engagement IdeasHi Will. I am still working on getting this implemented, but we are invited our early adopters to instructor led training on OneNote, Outlook, Teams, OneDrive and will begin new courses in 2023. My hope is to give them credit for attending courses through the Champion app and then encourage them to talk about how they are using those skills in their specific business units. I also want to give points to people for doing quick tech tip demos to kick off their business meetings.
Recent Blog ArticlesNewest TopicsMost LikesTagged:TagStaying Organized with Microsoft Teams and OneNote One of my favorite things about Microsoft Office is that different applications work together. To keep myself organized while taking notes, I can create task that come up during a meeting, and I don’...
