Management & Leadership

Leading during Times of Change

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Managers and leaders are constantly confronted with change. Learn the specific techniques to plan your change effort as well as how to address the cultural and emotional challenges that arise during organizational changes. Learn to implement project, area, or organizational changes using organizational change management (OCM).Share your change vision through the power of story. Discover how to avoid common pitfalls in mergers and acquisitions.

Leadership In Practice

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This course is focused on the application of leadership principles in a variety of environments, including for profit, not for profit, and public organizations. The course will review contemporary views on effective leadership supplemented with discussions with those who are in recently held leadership positions.

Excel 2013: Macros

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Discover how to automate tasks in Excel. Learn how to record, share, and edit macros.Want to save time on routine tasks in Microsoft Excel? Macros are your answer. In this course, author Dennis Taylor explains how macros can be used to automate tasks in Excel, and how you can create simple macros of your own. Learn how to record a macro in stages, share macros between workbooks, set up keyboard shortcuts to run macros quickly, and use Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) to code macros that can't be recorded. The course wraps up with a macro project that brings together each of the elements in a real-world scenario: converting mailing list data into a database-friendly format.IntroductionWelcomeUsing the exercise files1. Getting Started with MacrosIdentifying applicable situations for using macrosRecognizing the need for single-action macrosUnderstanding securityShort examples of the recording methodOverview of other techniques2. Running a MacroRunning a macro from the Developer tab or the View tabRunning a macro from the Quick Access Toolbar buttonRunning a macro from a keystroke shortcutRunning a macro from an object or clip art3. Using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)The VBA environment and VBA componentsCreating the Personal Macro WorkbookClosing and updating the Personal Macro Workbook4. Recording a Macro in StagesRecording a simple macroExpanding a macro with the if statement5. Creating Nonrecordable VBA CodeUnderstanding when to use absolute or relative referencesUsing For and For Next statementsUsing Do While and Do Until statementsCreating interactive macros6. Macro Project: Converting a Mailing List into a Database ListPlanning a macroRecording partial codeUsing loop structures in contextTesting a macro in Step modePulling the data togetherJoining two macrosStreamlining macrosConclusionNext steps

Become a Photographer

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Whether you're a hobbyist, enthusiast, or an aspiring pro, discover the tools and best practices you need to take professional, high-quality photographs. This learning path teaches the basics of photography, including composition, lighting, and exposure.Learn the foundations of photography, from exposure to lenses.Master the elements of taking great photos.

Leading and Working in Teams

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Explore the roles of leaders and members of teams in creating high-performing organizations.

Excel Data Visualization: Designing Custom Visualizations

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Go beyond the built-in chart and graph tools in Excel. Learn how to create custom data visualizations, including how to build dynamic dashboards and gauge charts.Interested in using more than the built-in chart and graph tools to showcase your data in Excel? In this course—the second and final installment in the Excel Data Visualization series—instructor Chris Dutton steps through how to create unique, custom data visualizations in Excel. Since Chris covered the core data visualization capabilities of Excel in the previous installment of the series, he dives into some more sophisticated techniques here. As he moves through a series of hands-on demos, Chris covers everything from building dynamic dashboards to advanced maneuvers like value-based formatting and dynamic series selection.

Advance as a Tech Leader

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Learn to become a tech leader others will want to follow. Develop yourself as a leader to take on challenging leadership responsibilities: establishing and executing your strategic vision, executing against that vision, and harnessing your most powerful competitive advantage: your people.Learn how to move from management to a leadership role.Refine communication skills to work effectively with teams.Rememberinclusivity in building and retaining your team.

Educational Administration, Management and leadership in School Education

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Educational administration is a process that includes the combined operation through which a country is maintained in good working conditions. It is a process of utilizing appropriate material in such a way as to promote effectively the development of human qualities. It includes all those techniques and procedures employed in operating the educational organization in accordance with established policies. Here the totality of resources are made available and made effective for accomplishing the purpose of an enterprise. Educational administration includes functions like planning, organizing, financing, directing, supervising, inspecting and evaluation. It is also concerned with elements like setting up of goals of education, review, feedback and innovation.Management in businesses and organizations is the function that coordinates the efforts of people to accomplish goals and objectives by using available resources efficiently and effectively. Management includes planning, organizing, staffing, leading or directing, and controlling an organization to accomplish the goal or target. Resourcing encompasses the deployment and manipulation of human resources, financial resources, technological resources, and natural resources.Leadership is both a research area and a practical skill encompassing the ability of an individual or organization to "lead" or guide other individuals, teams, or entire organizations.The course- Perspectives, issues and research in teacher education is a 60 hour 4 credit course having 36 modules. The time distribution will be as follows:Self Study through Video & Text - 35 hoursParticipation in discussion forum - 05 hoursWeb Search/ Library Search - 10 hoursAssessment/Assignment - 10 hours

Financial Analysis: Analyzing the Bottom Line with Excel

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Learn how to analyze the bottom line (or profitability) of your company, by analyzing your gross margin and operating expenses with Excel.Learn how to analyze the bottom line (or profitability) of your company and identify areas of under- or overperformance with Excel. Rudolph Rosenberg, author of the Financial Analysis series, shows how to use the data your company generates every day to break down your gross margin and operating expenses. He introduces the tools and techniques you can use in Excel to prepare and analyze that data, including PivotTables and the invaluable SUMIF function. Plus, you'll learn to identify and analyze sales and marketing spending, staff expenditures, and productivity separately, so you can get a really clear picture of your data from multiple angles.Also check out the companion course, Financial Analysis: Analyzing the Top Line with Excel.

Managing a Diverse Team

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Learn how to manage, counsel, and lead a diverse team in order to foster their best performance.Team leaders should aim to create an inclusive culture that celebrates differences and fosters the best performance from every team member. In this course, leadership coach Vanessa Womack equips you with knowledge and impactful strategies that can help you successfully manage, counsel, and lead a diverse team. Vanessa first explains how to prepare yourself to lead by identifying cornerstones of diversity and reviewing diversity and inclusion terminology. She then shares strategies for observing and coaching your team to cultivate behaviors that build trust and strengthen relationships.

Excel Business Intelligence: Power Pivot and DAX

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Learn how to use Power Pivot and the DAX language to explore and analyze relational data models in Excel.Data Analysis Expressions (DAX) allow Microsoft Excel users to create powerful calculated fields in Power Pivot. In this course—the third and final installment of the Excel Business Intelligence series—experienced Excel trainer Chris Dutton spells out how to use the DAX language and Power Pivot to explore and analyze relational data models. Chris picks up where he left off in the previous installment of the series, demonstrating how to add calculated columns and measures to data models in Excel. He highlights the differences between calculated columns and DAX measures, covers common DAX formulas and functions, and discusses best practices for working with DAX and Power Pivot.

ASP.NET MVC 4 Essential Training

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Shows how to create a simple web application with professional layouts, web forms, user authentication, and mobile integration with ASP.NET MVC.ASP.NET MVC is a powerful and effective framework for building maintainable and scalable web applications. In this course, author Jess Chadwick reviews the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture at the heart of ASP.NET MVC and shows how to create a model, execute controller logic, and interact with models via views. The course shows how to create professional-looking web pages with layouts, work with data in forms, create separate content or sites for mobile devices, and enhance your projects with AJAX. Jess also explains how to secure your site with user permissions, optimize its performance, and deploy it to the world.IntroductionWelcomePrerequisitesUsing the exercise files1. Getting StartedWhat is Microsoft ASP.NET MVC?Preparing your systemHello World: Creating your first websiteExploring an ASP.NET MVC web application project2. The Fundamentals of ASP.NET MVCThe Model-View-Controller architecture patternCreating the modelExecuting controller logicDisplaying viewsRouting requests to controller actionsASP.NET MVC for Web Forms developers3. Working with ViewsIntroduction to Razor (AKA the @ symbol)Interacting with models and ViewDataSpeeding up view development with HTML and URL helpersReusing logic and managing complexity with partial views4. Creating a Consistent Look and FeelUsing layouts to create a consistent themeCreating a content page that uses a layout fileApplying advanced layout techniques5. Routing Requests to Controller ActionsOrganizing access to your app with routingHow routing finds controller actionsCombating routing ambiguity6. Working with DataCreating a form with HTML form helpersAutomatically binding to data in the requestValidating user inputPersisting data with Entity Framework code first7. Enhancing Your Site with AJAXWhat is AJAX?Requesting partial viewsRequesting JSON data via MVC controllers8. Securing Your SiteSecuring your application from unauthorized usersRegistering new usersAuthenticating registered usersAvoiding cross-site request forgery attacks9. Optimizing Site PerformanceThe fundamentals of website optimizationCaching entire pagesCaching parts of pagesScaling your site for more concurrent usersReducing bandwidth with bundling and minification10. Targeting Mobile DevicesThe fundamentals of the mobile webDisplaying mobile-optimized contentBuilding a website just for mobile devices11. Ensuring Separation of ConcernsSimplifying a complex application with areasExposing data via ASP.NET Web API services12. Deploying Your Application to the WorldOverview of website deployment optionsConfiguring and deploying to IISConfiguring and deploying to Windows AzureConclusionGoodbye

Excel for Mac: PivotTables in Depth

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Learn how to summarize and analyze data using one of the most powerful and overlooked features in Excel for Mac: PivotTables.Learn to quickly summarize, sort, and analyze data with one of the most overlooked features in Microsoft Excel for Mac: PivotTables. Follow along with Curt Frye as he shows you how to gain more valuable insights from your data—demystifying the complexity of PivotTables while demonstrating their power. Curt shows how to build PivotTables from Excel workbooks or external data sources, add calculated fields, filter results, and format your layout to make it more readable. Plus, learn how to use conditional formatting to intelligently highlight cells, apply color scales, and format cells using data bars, as well as how to create and format PivotCharts.Note: This course was recorded in Office 365 for Mac. However, much of the content will be useful to those working with Office for Mac 2019 and 2016.

Word: Building Blocks and Macros

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Discover how to use building blocks and macros to cut time spent on document creation and repetitive tasks in Microsoft Word.Streamline your workflows and cut time spent on document creation by taking advantage of building blocks and macros in Microsoft Word. Author Mariann Siegert illustrates how to create, store, and effortlessly reuse pieces of document information such as boilerplate text, graphics, tables, shapes, fields, and content controls. The course also explains how to record macros to capture the steps in your workflow and run them with a single click. The course includes five real-world projects and introduces Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), the language on which Word macros are based.

Learning ASP.NET

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Learn about working with ASP.NET, a mature framework that boasts frameworks you can use to create robust websites, build RESTful services, and establish real-time web connections.ASP.NET boasts frameworks you can leverage to build robust web applications. In this course, Janan Siam helps you get up and running with this mature framework from Microsoft. Janan explores the framework and IDE, as well as the tools you need to manage data, build RESTful services, and establish real-time web connections. Learn how to build web applications with ASP.NET MVC, create dynamic web content with ASP.NET Web Pages and Razor syntax, work with ASP.NET SignalR, and more.