10103169Collaboration and Productivity Tools
Course Information
Description
Learn, compare, and analyze the successful use of collaboration and productivity tools used in organizations today. Topics include online document editing and file sharing, video conferencing, productivity applications, and generative AI tools.
Total Credits
1
Prior Learning Assessment
- Exam-College Developed Challenge Exam
Course Competencies
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Use OneNote to organize and share filesAssessment Strategiesactual performance of the skillsusing a computer and OneNotein submitted files as specified in the assignmentCriteriabecome familiar with the OneNote workspace work with Notebookswork with sections, pages, and subpagestake notes in various formats and with various toolsuse tables and spreadsheets in OneNotelink to pages, sections, and specific paragraphs within OneNotelink to files and email addressessearch notesdistribute and share notes
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Use SharePoint to store and manage filesAssessment Strategiesactual performance of the skillsusing a computer and SharePointin submitted files as specified in the assignmentCriteriaupload files and folders to SharePointmanage files and folders in SharePointshare files and folders in SharePointmodify files in SharePointcustomize views in SharePoint
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Use Microsoft Teams for collaboration and production purposesAssessment Strategiesactual performance of the skillsusing a computer and Microsoft Teamsby participating in an online video conferenceCriteriaparticipate in a video conferenceshare audio and video with other meeting participantsshare the contents of your screenapply meeting settingsutilize interactive tools such as chat and reactionsutilize integrated productivity apps including calendaring and file sharing
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Use Generative AI Tools in business applicationsAssessment Strategiesactual performance of the skillsusing a computer and generative AI toolsin submitted files as specified in the assignmentCriteriadescribe how generative AI works, its history, and business usesevaluate generative AI results for language usage, accuracy, and biaswrite effective prompts