Microsoft 365 Confidence Checklist

Use this page as a simple end-of-course review. It is designed to be practical, printable, and easy to revisit before a tutoring session.

1. Tool confidence check

I can explain when to use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, OneDrive, and Copilot.
I can save files in a place I can find again.
I can tell the difference between a file stored on my device and a file stored in OneDrive.
I can join a Teams meeting, manage basic meeting controls, and share a file safely.

2. Mini review questions

If you need a polished letter or handout, which Microsoft 365 app should you start with?
If you need to track tasks, dates, amounts, or status, why is Excel usually a better fit than Word?
What is one risk of sharing a local file instead of a OneDrive link?
What should you check before trusting a Copilot answer?
What is one Microsoft 365 task you still want help practicing live?

3. Practice tasks

Create a one-page Word practice plan with headings and a short checklist.
Create an Excel tracker with at least five rows, filters, and one simple formula.
Schedule a practice Teams meeting and attach or link a OneDrive file.
Ask Copilot to improve a short paragraph, then review and edit the result yourself.

4. Ready for live help?

If you want personal guidance, Stephen can help you turn this starter practice into confidence with your own real documents, spreadsheets, meetings, files, and Copilot workflows. Bring your checklist, your questions, and one real task you want to improve.

Next step: contact Stephen through VectorHost to schedule Microsoft 365, Copilot 365, or remote tech-confidence tutoring.