Description
How to Use Microsoft Teams on Your Audit – Video Course includes an online video and self study e-book for 2.5 hours of CPE credit.
By learning how to use Microsoft Teams, your audit can go on!
In this short video course, you will learn how to organize meetings, emails, documents and more using the Microsoft Teams program.
From beginner to expert, all experience levels will learn some tips and tricks to keeping your audit engagements organized and flowing in this informative course.
Course objectives include:
- Identify the components included in the Microsoft Teams main screen
- Recognize how to set up and participate in a Microsoft Teams meeting
- Identify ways that Microsoft Teams facilitates meetings with audit clients
CPE Credit Hours: 2.5
NASBA Category of Study: Auditing
Program level: Basic
Prerequisites: None
Advance preparation: None
Who should attend: Auditors
Instructional method: Video with online qualified assessment. QAS SS
Authors: Wendy Tietz, CPA, CGMA, CMA, Tracie L. Miller (Nobles), PhD, CPA, and John Rose, CPA, CGMA, CFE
This course may not qualify for the 24 hour Yellow Book CPE requirement but will qualify for the 56 hour Yellow Book CPE requirement. For more on how Yellow Book hours work, please watch this video or read this blog post.
Questions? You can find our FAQ here.
What People Say About This Course
“I am not sure if I will switch to MS Teams, but it was a good opportunity to think outside the box about how to do audits in the electronic / stay at home age.” – State Agency Auditor
“We are already pretty high tech with our operations, but it did make me thing about additional enhancements that could be made. For example, I am going to consider recording client video conferences (with their permission of course).” – Auditor in Public Practice
“Good introduction to Teams that I can put to use.” – County Auditor
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