Attend this boot camp and become a Microsoft Certified Teams Administrator. Students will take the MS-700 exam (Managing Microsoft Teams) to achieve the MCA Microsoft Teams Administrator Associate Certification. This hands-on, instructor-led live camp focuses on the real-world responsibilities of Teams Administrators who plan and configure a Microsoft Teams Environment including managing chat, calling, and meetings. Students also learn how to manage Teams and App policies.
The NEW Microsoft Certified Associate - Microsoft 365 Teams Administrator Associate 5 day boot camp focuses on actual job task using Microsoft 365 Teams technologies. Students learn how to plan and configure a Microsoft Teams Environment including managing chat, calling and meetings. Students also learn how to manage Teams and App policies.
The Microsoft Certified Teams Administrator Associate boot camp is taught using Microsoft Official Courseware
While attending this 5 day camp - students will take one exam (MS-700) to achieve the Microsoft Certified Teams Administrator Associate certification. This hands on, instructor led live camp focuses on the real world responsibilities of an Microsoft Teams Administrator Associate while covering the information needed for the certification exams (which are administered while attending).
Skills Gained:
Plan and Configure a Microsoft Teams Environment
Plan and configure network settings for Microsoft Teams
Implement Governance and Lifecycle Management for Microsoft Teams
Configure and manage guest access
Manage security and compliance
Deploy and manage Microsoft Teams endpoints
Monitor and analyze service usage
Manage Chat, Calling, and Meetings
Plan and Configure a Microsoft Teams Environment
Upgrade from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams
May include but is not limited to:
• choose an appropriate upgrade path and coexistence mode to meet specific
requirements
• plan and troubleshoot meeting migration
• configure Microsoft Teams upgrade notification and meeting app choices
• configure coexistence mode for the organization and per-user
Plan and configure network settings for Microsoft Teams
May include but is not limited to:
• plan for successful network deployment by using Network Planner
• calculate network bandwidth capacity for Microsoft Teams voice, video, meetings and Live Events
• assess network readiness by using the Network Testing Companion
• configure network ports and protocols used by Microsoft Teams client application
• configure media optimizations by using QoS
Implement Governance and Lifecycle Management for Microsoft Teams
May include but is not limited to:
• create team templates
• set up policies for Office 365 Groups creation
• configure Office 365 Groups for Microsoft Teams classifications, expiration policy, and naming policy
• archive, restore, and delete a team
Configure and manage guest access
May include but is not limited to:
• configure guest users for Microsoft Teams
• configure guest permissions for a team
• configure meeting, messaging, and calling options for guests
• remove guests
• manage Azure AD access review for guests
• configure guest access from Azure AD portal
Manage security and compliance
May include but is not limited to:
• assign Microsoft Teams Admin roles
• create and manage compliance features, including retention and sensitivity policies
• create security and compliance alerts for Microsoft Teams
• create an information barrier policy
• interpret security reports for Microsoft Teams
Deploy and manage Microsoft Teams endpoints
May include but is not limited to:
• deploy Microsoft Teams clients to devices, including Windows, VDI (Virtual Desktop), MacOS, and mobile devices
• manage configuration profiles
• manage device settings and firmware
• configure Microsoft Teams Rooms
Monitor and analyze service usage
May include but is not limited to:
• interpret Microsoft Teams usage reports
• interpret Microsoft 365 usage reports
• optimize call quality by using Call Analytics
• analyze organization-wide call quality by using Call Quality Dashboard
Manage Chat, Calling, and Meetings
May include but is not limited to:
• configure messaging policies
• manage external access
• manage channels for a team
• manage private channel creation policies
• manage email integration
• configure external access for SharePoint and OneDrive for Business
• manage cloud file storage options for collaboration
Manage meeting experiences
May include but is not limited to:
• configure meeting settings
• create and manage meeting policies
• configure settings for live events
• create and manage policies for live events
• configure conference bridge settings
Manage phone numbers
May include but is not limited to:
• recommend a PSTN connectivity solution based on specific business requirements
• order phone numbers
• manage service numbers
• add, change, or remove an emergency address for your organization
• assign, change, or remove a phone number for a user
• manage voice settings for users
Manage Phone System
May include but is not limited to:
• manage resource accounts
• create and configure call queues
• create and configure auto attendants
• manage call park policies
• manage calling policies
• manage caller ID policies
• interpret the Direct Routing health dashboard
Manage Teams and App Policies
Manage a team
May include but is not limited to:
• create a team
• upgrade an existing resource to a team
• manage privacy levels for a team
• manage org-wide teams
Manage membership in a team
May include but is not limited to:
• manage users in a team
• configure dynamic membership
• manage access review for team members
Implement policies for Microsoft Teams apps
May include but is not limited to:
• create and manage app permission policies
• create and manage app setup policies
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Upcoming Classes
May 21, 2024
June 24, 2024
July 15, 2024