MS365 Copilot in Word - Copliot does not support tables or bullet points in Word to rewrite
Copilot in Word – When willing to rewrite text with Copilot originally provided in bullet point; unfortunately, an error message is populated – “Please select only plain text paragraphs, as copilot currently doesn’t support tables or other non-text elements.” Similar errors are generated when trying to review/rewrite content provided in tables etc. How to overcome this problem?Tool for training needs analysis
I'm not sure if I'm in the right place to ask this... Part of my role is to drive adoption of O365 in our customer's organisations. I'm looking for a cloud-based tool to assess who needs training, which aspects of the suite they need training in and possibly even how best they like to learn (instructor-led, video, self-paced etc). Ideally the tool would give me a good idea of the digital literacy of each employee and where their strengths and weaknesses lie with each app (e.g Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams, SharePoint etc). Any help with this from the community would be greatly appreciated!Service Health Notification: SharePoint Look Book Provisioning
Site & Solution Provisioning Down for Maintenance Service Restored: Sites & Solutions can once again be provisioned using lookbook.microsoft.com ======== Service Interruption - Impacted Service: Provisioning from SharePoint Look Book. Experience Impact - Site & solution provisioning unavailable including Microsoft 365 Learning Pathways. Details: The provisioning capability from the SharePoint Look Book is currently undergoing maintenance. Manual implementation of the M365 Learning Pathways webpart can be accomplished done and instructions exist in our documentation (https://aka.ms/M365LPDocs). There is no impact to currently operating customers, previously provisioned templates or streaming content for Learning Pathways. There is no current workaround for site template provisioning. Expected Resolution: February 4, 2022 or earlierTraining Sandbox for M365 Adoption
Hi Karuana & fellow enthusiasts I am planning end user training for my organisation to support adoption of M365. Rather than training on a single product in isolation, I would like to be able to replicate a-day-in-the-life-of and design a learning experience in a Sandbox environment that I can invite my participants into. I am seeking to create a safe space where users can learn through trial and error in a simulated environment. Is there an environment that I could spin up or what design approaches did you use to create simulated environments that closely match what participants may experience in their work envrionment. Cheers Glynnis Karuana_Gatimu_MSFT
seeking consultant for 0365 end user roll out
Hi, Not sure if this is the proper forum, but figured I'd start somewhere. Looking for an 0365 consultant to help navigate all the bells and whistles of 0365. I realize there are many online learning modules and guides, but looking for a bit more hand holding. IT is implementing 0365 Org-wide, but not really able to provide guidance on which apps are best to use to improve work flow, how to get the most out of Sharepoint, Teams, etc. for each dept. Thanks in advance.
Using SharePoint to Crowdsource and Share Resources...Thoughts on This Approach
Hello Friends, My department asked me to create a SharePoint page where our folks can share and access resources for a department initiative. We are an academic department so "resources" means: links to webpages, links to books, links to videos, PDFs, docs, and files. My aim is to curate these resources by category as the list grows. Our requirements: 1. easy for the members of the department to submit resources. 2. easy for the members to access the resources once submitted. Our community's Microsoft adoption path Our department members have a wide range of 365 capabilities: They range from change-averse to novice to nerd. Thus, we may need to do some training to get people to provide resources. I was thinking of one of two routes to create a crowdsourced resource page (or a mix of the two): Create a SharePoint page with a Document Collection section. Members could drag and drop files or submit links into the collection. The collection displays on the Sharepoint page. A Microsoft Form for members to enter a resource. The form would populate a list which I would embed in the Sharepoint Page. Members access the resources off the list. Power Automate could alert the department members when new resources are added to the page. Does this seem reasonable? Is there more elegant way to crowdsource resources in a department and make them a pleasure to share and use?
