Analyze data, build solutions, automate processes, and create virtual agents all with MS Power Platforms.
The Power Platform is more than the sum of its parts. Connect them together—and to Office 365, Dynamics 365, Azure, and hundreds of other apps—and build end-to-end solutions. Engage donors and volunteers and manage your organizational operations with business applications powered by AI-driven insights.
Empower your staff today with these free and low-cost Power Platform training resources:
- Power BI 101: Learn the basic setup features of Microsoft Power BI through nonprofit-specific scenarios on the Microsoft Digital Skills Center.
- Power Apps 101: Learn how to use Microsoft Power Apps to build custom applications to support the needs of your nonprofit through this course.
- Power Platform fundamentals training: Explore this set of modules to learn the Microsoft Power Platform capabilities of and prepare for the Power Platform Fundamentals certification.
- Live training with a Microsoft expert: Connect with a live Microsoft expert regarding your team’s Power Platform training needs. Fill out this training request form and we’ll schedule a free, customized training session for your team.
- 10 reasons to earn a Microsoft certification: Microsoft training and certifications prepare you for the roles that employers are looking to fill. Let’s take a look at just ten things you get from Microsoft Certifications.
Get started with 10 seats of Power Apps free
Eligible nonprofits can get Power Apps free for up to 10 seats (the “Per App” plan) and discounted pricing of $2.50 per user/month for additional users. To get started on your own, visit the Dynamics 365 and Power Platform web page. Alternatively, connect with your Microsoft account team or current Microsoft Partner. If you don’t have a partner, complete this form and we’ll connect you with a Dynamics 365 partner who can help you take advantage of this offer.
Visit our nonprofit digital skills training and courses page to see all available resources.
Regards,
Microsoft Tech for Social Impact Team
Source: Microsoft Nonprofit Tech Team and Microsoft Website