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Introduction to Microsoft Sway
(Session Recording)

In this session we'll introduce Microsoft Sway, it uses and how to build a visually striking newsletter that can easily be shared and accessed on any device.

Recording of the session delivered on the 05th July 2024, 09:30
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Sessions Details

In this 30 minute session we will explore:
  • Introduction to Sway
  • Use cases for Sway
  • Creating a newsletter
Meet the instructor

David Filmer

David is TSG’s Head of People Development and Microsoft Training and has been with the business for over 10 years. He has worked in learning and development for over 20 years, and looks after our internal people development needs, as well as working with our customers to deliver Microsoft training to their people and teams.
Patrick Jones - Course author

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