You can use the communication and collaboration features of Microsoft Teams with anyone, whether or not they’re inside your organization. Working with external users can be tricky, but in this course, instructor Nick Brazzi covers all the bases. Nick clearly defines what a guest user is and how to invite one to join your organization. He shows how a guest user accepts an invitation, sets up a Microsoft account, and signs into Teams as a guest. He explains limitations for guest users and shows you how to identify them in Team conversations and meetings. Nick teaches you how to invite guest users to meetings and how to join or start a meeting as a guest user. In conclusion, he shows you how to remove guests from a team and from a Microsoft 365 organization.

Microsoft Teams is changing the way we work. With Teams, you can share files in a one-on-one chat, during a Teams meeting, or by posting to a department’s Teams channel. Although many users are sharing and storing files with Teams, they may not know the best way to find previously shared files or how to manage file permissions. In this course, LinkedIn Staff instructor Nick Brazzi highlights the best ways to store, organize, edit, and share files using Microsoft Teams. Nick begins with a quick overview of how file sharing works in Teams. He then demonstrates how to view and edit files, including how to set and adjust file permissions. Nick shows how to manage your file libraries within Teams to ensure contents are organized efficiently. He also covers the most effective way to share your screen during a Teams meeting, showing techniques for PowerPoint presentations and other file types. To wrap up, Nick offers tips for managing files in the Teams mobile app.

Learn the basics of XAML, the XML-based markup language for creating better user interfaces for Windows applications.

Explore how XAML treats content within XML markup and the dependency properties framework, which enables services such as data binding and animation in Windows applications.

Find out how to use type convertors and markup extensions to convert XAML properties to .NET properties and create, organize, and consume XAML resources.

Get started with MicroStation V8i SELECTseries. In this course, acquire the 3D tools and techniques you need to tackle design projects of any size or complexity with MicroStation.

Learn how to work with the reference files feature in MicroStation, which allows you to display another design file over your MicroStation design file.

Discover how to leverage AccuDraw, a collection of aids for positioning and drawing precisely in MicroStation V8i, for a more productive CAD workflow.

Learn about plotting with Bentley MicroStation V8i. See how to print single files, batch print multiple files, and automate the print environment to improve efficiency.

Leverage what you already know about databases to migrate Access tables to SQL Server, and gain access to a more powerful toolset.

Making the switch from Windows to Mac, or vice versa, can be intimidating at first, but the process is usually easier than people expect. Learn about the similarities and differences between the two operating systems in this comprehensive course with Nick Brazzi. Nick explores the software and demystifies macOS and Windows terms that can be confusing for first-time users. He also covers the setup, configuration, and effective use of a mouse and keyboard, including wireless bluetooth setup and interacting with gestures. This course also covers transferring files and email between Windows and Macs, and steps for installing and uninstalling new applications. While switching from one system to the other may seem daunting, after this course you may discover that, as Nick points out, Windows and macOS have more similarities than differences.

Discover how to migrate your Java 8 applications to the latest versions of Java. Explore new features in Java 11 to 14 and get tips for conducting a seamless migration.

Despite the arrival of myriad new and modern languages, COBOL still rules many government and legacy computing systems. Many of these systems are due to be retired, and the organization's applications must be migrated to a modern environment. In this course, learn about the ways in which developers can migrate legacy COBOL applications, the challenges in doing so, and techniques and tips for succeeding in a smooth transition. Discover various techniques and tools you can use to analyze legacy COBOL source code. Explore how to use visualization to better understand legacy code; how to extract code into a subprogram; how to effectively refactor code; and more. Get insight into some automated migration tools that streamline the process. Plus, instructor Malcolm Shore steps through the process of migrating some legacy-style COBOL application demonstrating key tools and processes along the way.

Explore the key elements of Autodesk Fusion 360 that every experienced AutoCAD user needs to know before moving their work to Fusion 360.

Leverage your experience with AutoCAD while migrating to Autodesk Inventor's specialized toolset for mechanical design, engineering, and manufacturing.

Learn how to work with CAD and design files and as you learn how to use MicroStation features.

Want to make the switch from AutoCAD to MicroStation? This course can help by illustrating how to leverage your existing AutoCAD knowledge to get up to speed with MicroStation.

Shows AutoCAD drafters and designers how to migrate their CAD workflow to Revit.

Learn how to upgrade to Final Cut Pro X and migrate your projects and workflows from Final Cut Pro 7 over to the new toolset.

Learn how to migrate your video editing workflow and your projects from Final Cut Pro 7 to Premiere Pro CC.