NEW in 2020
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Website: learn.microsoft.com
Cost: Paid plans
Availability: Online
Ranking on the 2020 sub-lists
| Top 100 Tools for Personal Learning: – |
Top 100 Tools for Workplace Learning: 96 |
Top 100 Tools for Education: – |
Overall rankings in the 14 surveys: 2007-2020
| 2020: 177 | 2019: – | 2018: – | 2017: – | 2016: – | 2015: – | 2014: – |
| 2013: – | 2012: – | 2011: – | 2010: – | 2009: – | 2008: – | 2007: – |
Comments from some of those who selected Microsoft Learn as one of their top tools
“Microsoft Learn is Microsoft’s Learning Management System that holds many courses and certifications. I have spent some hours in here learning courses and doing the learning paths they suggest as well as swotting for the Microsoft 365 Certifications. They run all their assessments within this and a couple of weeks ago, sat their Fundamentals Exam where I had my camera on while I was taking the exam with an invigilator somewhere around the world watching me do it. It was a weird experience. Recently Microsoft has offered their courses open and to the public for millions of people around the world in an effort to increase digital skills to those who need it the most. They are going to create a new Learning app as well and which has all the analytics sitting behind it. This one will spell the demise for many LMS platforms” Helen Blunden, Community Manager, Australia, 2020
Quick Guide to Microsoft Learn
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