Get started with OneDrive for Business, the cloud-based file management system included with Microsoft Office. Follow along with Jess Stratton as she shows how to use OneDrive for Business to keep files organized and accessible. Covering both the desktop client app and the browser version of OneDrive for Business, this course shows how to upload, copy, delete, and download files and folders, and integrate with Office Online. Jess demonstrates how to share files using OneDrive and how to work on files collaboratively with colleagues.

Get quick and easy tips to help you be more productive with OneDrive.

Learn the basics of using OneNote 2013 to create, edit, and save notes.

Discover how to stay organized with OneNote, the popular note-taking app from Microsoft.

Learn how to use organize lesson plans and create interactive lessons using Microsoft OneNote. This course covers setting up Class Notebooks, adding content, and making assignments.

Coauthor and share OneNote notebooks. Learn how to store notebooks in a shareable location, share a notebook with a collaborator, coauthor SharePoint notebooks, and more.

Learn how to keep track of to-dos and other important information with OneNote, the popular Microsoft note-taking app.

Get practical tips to help boost your productivity with OneNote. Learn to customize your notes with sections, convert handwritten notes to typed text, share notebooks, and more.

Learn power tips that can help you become more efficient with OneNote, the popular note-taking app from Microsoft.

OneNote is a robust note-taking app that allows you to jot down and save your ideas—from thoughts hastily scribbled on napkins to saved articles on the web—and cross tag them for easy recall. In this course, instructor Heather Severino—a OneNote MVP and Microsoft Certified Trainer—offers tips to help you be even more organized and productive with this powerful tool. Heather covers top power shortcuts, explains how to set up and organize your notebooks, shares tips for taking better notes and improving the look of your notes, and goes into how to import content from other apps.

Get and stay organized with a Bullet Journal®–style notebook using Microsoft OneNote.

Embed security into the software development life cycle. Discover how to use online security testing to validate your code and uncover vulnerabilities.

Learn today's online marketing techniques and find out how to build a successful online marketing campaign for all digital channels: search, video, social, email, and display.

While most people are up to speed on the basics of a Google search, there are a variety of more advanced strategies that can help you get even better results. In this short course, Jess Stratton walks through a handful of powerful search strategies that can help you find what you need quickly. Jess begins with the basics of Boolean operators and the differences between the top search engines. Next, she shows how to refine your search results using a number of different tools, as well as how to keep the scope of your search within a single site or page. Jess demonstrates how to find specific data quickly, including how to check your flight status or find movie showtimes with one click. She also steps through how to calculate data in a search engine, explaining how to convert units of measurement and calculate mathematical equations. Finally, Jess covers how to fix common errors in search results and extend your search skills with specialized search engines like Wolfram|Alpha.

Online video expert Roberto Blake outlines how to create a winning video content strategy.

Unleash the power of open data. Learn how to implement an open data program at your organization and use open data for transparency efforts, innovation, data analysis, and reporting.

Learn how to use the image-processing power of OpenCV 3 to add object, facial, and feature detection to your Python applications.

Do you have a roadway project and don’t know where to start? Or do you want to learn the basics of roadway design? In this course, instructor Scott Urbas shows you how to use the OpenRoads Designer civil geometry tools to create horizontal and vertical geometry for a simple roadway project. Scott demonstrates how to utilize the civil geometry tools to create, edit, annotate, and review civil geometry elements. He also shows you how to attach an existing terrain model and aerial imagery, as well as define 2D and 3D views. After completing this course, you will be able to successfully utilize the civil geometry tools to create civil geometry for your own roadway project.

Learn the fundamentals of operating system forensics. Find out how to recover evidence from the operating system of any computer.

Use the principles of operational excellence to deliver more value; improve processes, products, and services; and increase and sustain your competitive advantage.