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NFP Employees Mastering 365: Working with Cloud Files - June 22

Date: 8th June 2022 Time: 1:00PM-1:30PM (AEST) Price: FREE Course level: Beginners Course Outline As part of the above objectives, we will be providing a high-level overview of: OneDrive SharePoint Microsoft Teams Office365.

Past webinar.
Recorded on 8 Jun, 2022 1:00pm - 1:30pm.

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Ordering Adobe Charity Licences just got a lot easier

Ordering Adobe Charity Licences on the Connecting Up website just got a lot easier. Our team has been working to develop a completely revamped system that makes buying new licences, adding additional seats and renewing Adobe licenses more streamlined and efficient. Now, purchasing Adobe Charity Licences is the same as buying any other product on the Connecting Up website. The Adobe ordering process is more complex in the back end than other products. Adobe’s licencing and allocation requirements have necessitated things like obtaining quotes, manually recording anniversary dates and other tedious processes that make it more laborious for our members to access these essential tools. Now, through the combined efforts of our tech team, our Customer Experience champions and your indefatigable NFP Account Manager, the complicated stuff is taken care of, and the Adobe Charity Licencing ordering process is quick and straightforward.

Posted on 11/08/2022 by Sam Lloyd

Cloud tech takes Local Learning and Employment to the next level

Cloud capabilities made possible through Microsoft Office 365 are helping a Victorian Local Learning and Employment Network continue its critical work in supporting schools, community organisations and local businesses to engage with and support young people who might otherwise disengage from education. Since migrating its business to Office 365, Wimmera Southern Mallee Local Learning and Employment Network (WSMLLEN) has been able to increase efficiencies by adopting the innovative technologies required for it to remain agile and connected with the expansive region it serves. Located in the regional city of Horsham, approximately 300 kilometres north-west of Melbourne, WSMLLEN is one of just 31 Local Learning and Employment Networks (LLENs) in Victoria, and covers a huge region of more than 28,000 square kilometres.

Posted on 05/09/2017 by Grant Smyth