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AZ-500 Online MSL Learn Modules
Hello Folks, I'm using AZ-500 as part of a course I deliver this fall one last time. I'm curious if there is a link to the MSL training modules that I can share with students. I've done some looking, but it appears to have been taken offline. Any help would be appreciated....39Views0likes0CommentsSkillable Labs for AZ-801
Good morning, All, I have a quick question regarding labs for the AZ-801 Cert. When I log into my MSLE account to create a course. I have AZ-800 as a course, but AZ-801 is not listed. I was wonder if MSLE does not offer Labs for the AZ-801 or is this something my college will have to request to be added to our course list. We started offering the AZ-800 & AZ-804. I do have a vendor for our e-books, and they do have their own Labs as part of the Book, but I would like to also Offer official MS labs, for my students. We also Teach MS-102 and MD-102 course, which I would also like to see if MSLE has those Labs as well. Thank you and Information. Prof. Wilson Broward CollegeSolved586Views2likes3CommentsInquiry about Non-Profit Association Participation in Microsoft Learn for Educators
Hello, I have a question regarding the Microsoft Learn for Educators program. I am already an MSLE member through my work with a high school and a university. In addition, I am the president of the Horyzont Wiedzy Association (https://horyzontwiedzy.edu.pl), a non-profit organization whose statutory mission is to promote knowledge in the field of IT. I am also a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT), working professionally in IT while engaging in education additionally and out of passion. Until now, I have used the Microsoft Learn for Educators program while teaching at a university and a high school. Recently, however, I have developed the idea of organizing AZ-900 – Fundamentals of Microsoft Azure classes in my city, offered pro bono through our association, for students from different schools and universities where I am not formally employed. Sometimes teachers are reluctant to conduct cloud-related classes because they are not familiar with the technology, whereas I work with cloud solutions professionally and can share practical, hands-on knowledge with students. Our intention is strictly non-profit: we want to provide students with access to cloud knowledge, which I have seen is in high demand. Unfortunately, purchasing labs for students via ALH is financially challenging for our association, so we would like to rely on MSLE resources during these sessions. I would therefore like to ask whether a non-profit association, which is not a registered school, may join the Microsoft Learn for Educators program and use its resources exclusively for educational activities offered to schools and universities. Thank you in advance for your guidance and any information regarding the possibility of cooperation. P.s I am aware that laboratories are not required for the AZ-900 courses, but they provide students with the opportunity to experience the cloud not only in theory and words, but also in a practical, hands-on way.Solved302Views2likes2Comments
How to Get Started with Power Automate as a Beginner?
Hi everyone, I am completely new to Power Automate. I want to learn how to build flows (cloud/desktop). Can someone guide me on where to start, which features to focus on first, and suggest beginner-friendly tutorials/projects?655Views1like2CommentsMicrosoft office specialist courseware
Hello, Does anyone know what happened with the Microsoft Office specialist official courseware? A week ago, it was available on the instructor recourses page on Microsoft Learn, but right now I can't find it there. The OneDrive links aren't available too; it says that they have expired. Thank you!412Views1like5Comments
DP-900T00: Introduction to Microsoft Azure Data - assessment guide
I tried to download files published 28th June 2025 the DP-900T00A-ENU-AssessmentGuide -file can be downloaded, but it is protected and asks for a password to be opened. All other DP-900 English version files can be opened. Could somebody fix it or advise further steps...Solved362Views1like3CommentsQuestion about AI-900
Hi To start an AI-900 standalone course, I tried to follow these instructions (unsuccessfully): ************ here's Step-by-step: How to Offer AI-900 to Students with Exam Access Create Your Course in the MSLE Portal Go to https://aka.ms/MSLEPort Register or log in as an educator Create your AI-900 course and link it to your institution Agree to Lab Usage Terms During course setup, you’ll be prompted to accept lab usage terms This enables access to hands-on labs provided by Skillable Wait for Skillable Email (48–72 Hours) After setup, you’ll receive an email from Skillable with next steps This includes lab access instructions for your students Guide Students to Study and Certify Students can study AI-900 on https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/paths/get-started-ai-fundamentals/ They can request a discounted exam voucher at https://aka.ms/StudentCertification **************************** BUT, I am still confused, to be honest! I got the skillable email, so what should I do now? Is it to """copy its content and forward it to students""" as is? + Add the links in Step (4) about studying AI-900? BUT, (I) the link ( https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/paths/get-started-ai-fundamentals/) does not work! (II) Should we guide students about where to find the course or create account? whereare these instructions? and (iii) Should I attach in the email and links about the exam voucher? I hope you can advise, as it is not clear to me what to send to students and what not send, which is very confusing! Pls show me an example of the email I should send them! Regards Amir AlySolved370Views0likes1Comment
