Learn what it takes to plan, configure, deploy, and manage messaging platforms for modern organizations. This course can also help you prepare for the MS-200 exam.

Implement SharePoint correctly from the start. Learn how to plan and design a SharePoint 2016 implementation.

Learn how to plan and release software in a scrum development environment using Jira and plugins such as Portfolio and Bitbucket.

Planning and logistics are essential functions within every organization. This course from Michael Management gives you a high-level overview of the logistical planning functions in SAP. The course explains the basics of forecasts and demand planning, then goes into supply and demand. This course introduces you to the benefits of MRP (material requirements planning) and RPP (reorder point planning). The course concludes with SAP demos that walk you through practical applications of the concepts that were introduced.

Note: This course was created by Michael Management. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

Learn how to establish a hybrid identity infrastructure by integrating your on-premises infrastructure with Azure Active Directory using Azure AD Connect.

Remote work is here to stay. To recruit and retain top talent—and build a more diverse, efficient, and inclusive organization—leaders must embrace a remote-first culture. In this course, instructor Chris Herd details why and how companies can develop the ability to operate in this way. Learn how a shift to remote work can lead to happier and healthier organizations and employees. Get insights into different remote-first models, including asynchronous work, and learn about key tools that can help your teams communicate and collaborate efficiently from anywhere. Plus, Chris outlines the key challenges of going remote, so that you can sidestep these common mistakes in your own transformation.

What will your future workplace look like? Discover how to answer that question and help lead your future hybrid workplace to success.

This course provides a roadmap for anyone trying to solve the interrelated challenges of career and life planning.

Learn how to plan and successfully execute a family leave that meets the needs of those at home and work, whether you’re leaving to care for a parent, new child, or sick relative.

Making your own website may be easier than ever before, with the amount of services, sites, and tools at your disposal, but all those options and choices may lead to decision paralysis. What domain do you pick? What hosting service do you use? How do you design the site to match your brand? Let longtime LinkedIn Learning instructor Jen Kramer show you the way. In this course, Jen covers the important decisions to be made in the no-code website realm, from the first decisions, to building the site, to maintaining the site after creation. She covers factors to consider when making personal aesthetic choices such as fonts, tone, and imagery, as well as technical aspects like choosing a platform, optimizing images for the web, and improving website performance. If you have an idea or brand you want to promote with a website, this course will give you the tools to help you get up and running.

Build your skills in industrial automation. Learn how to use ladder logic to program major PLC devices, including Allen Bradley, Siemens, and OMRON.

Explore advanced PLC ladder logic programming instructions, including bit shift left, bit shift right, word shift operations, and subroutine instructions.

Explore some of the essential sequencer instructions used in PLC ladder logic programming. Learn how to work with sequencer output, compare, and load instructions in this course.

Industrial control systems cannot—unlike humans—see, hear, and monitor processes by themselves. Instead, they use industrial sensors to convert mechanical, magnetic, thermal, optical, and chemical variations into electric voltages and currents. In this course, Zahraa Khalil covers the most common types of industrial sensors used within the field of industrial automation. She looks at proximity, temperature, pressure, and level sensors, and explores the operating principles and common applications of each. If you’ve got the basics of programmable logic controllers (PLCs) programming down and want to see what you can do with industrial sensors, join Zahraa in this course.

Host and co-creator of Radiolab, More Perfect, Dolly Parton’s America, and more, Jad Abumrad has inspired the sounds of thousands of podcasts and radio shows around the world (Kerning Cultures Network shows included). In this course, adapted from the podcast al empire, Hebah Fisher talks with Jad about his career as a storyteller and student of curiosity. Jad describes childhood influences and what it is to straddle the line between being Lebanese and being American. He discusses what led him to be a storyteller, then goes into his first successful pitch to NPR and the beginnings of Radiolab. Jad talks about receiving the MacArthur “Genius” Grant and his plans to continue Radiolab. He concludes with what guides his curiosity and how he avoids burning out.

Note: This course was created by al empire. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

Are you wondering how a podcast can benefit your organization? Could you use it for marketing? What about PR and corporate communications, or even talent development? How can you make your podcast secure? Instructor Danny Ozment answers these questions and more, in this course. Danny explains several important reasons why podcasts work, such as building thought leadership and establishing evergreen content. He goes into some podcast uses that are specific to enterprise podcasting, like how you can use podcasts for internal training and for conveying messages and statements from organization leaders, then concludes with practical advice on developing a plan for your enterprise podcast.

Learn how to start a podcast , generate an income from your podcast, and avoid lawsuits.

Learn how to quickly pick up new web development languages and frameworks, including Node.js, Python, Perl, and Ruby.

The founders of Pop Chart Lab describe the design process for one of their poster-sized infographic prints, "The Nebula of NES Games."