Outlook is most commonly viewed as the software we use to send and receive email. While it is true that email is the centerpiece of Outlook, the program itself is a powerful Personal Information Management (PIM) system that can help users control their work-week efficiently. Participants will evaluate their current use of the program, will learn concepts and skills, and make adjustments over a period of time to the way they use email.

 

This course focuses on the four major components of Microsoft Outlook/Microsoft Outlook Web Access (OWA): the Inbox, Calendar, Tasks, and Notes.  Concepts learned in this course carry over to almost every email program available in the Web 2.0 environment.

Participants will complete a self-evaluation of their Inbox prior to accessing the course materials.  An evaluation will be completed at the end of each section in order to monitor personal progress.  Participants may request a final copy of their evaluations upon completion of the course.

 

NOTE: It is recommended that participants complete the evaluations over a minimum time span of 3-4 weeks.

Plagiarism is a violation of both the Weatherford Independent School District Acceptable Use Policy and the Epsilen Terms of Service.  Course participants are asked to keep in mind one of our core values, "We practice ethical behavior and personal integrity," and are advised that plagiarism will not be tolerated.