

If you’d like cloud support, then you’ll need to invest in 365, given that the 2019 version is unable to sync with the cloud. There are of course benefits to buying Office 365, but this will cost you more in the long run. There’s no subscription or recurring charges to worry about your focus will be just on the projects you’re creating. These three programs will let you document, present and capture any data you come across on the job.Īll the tools available, including Microsoft Outlook, are at one price that you’ll only have to pay once. Offering tools that you can’t go without on your desktop, Office 2019 gives you access to PowerPoint, Word, and Excel. Microsoft provides your base operating system as well as some great tools to work within your office and for any projects you have, school, or otherwise.

Finally, you can also share notebooks to improve the levels of interaction between members of a project.Microsoft Office 2019 is one of the most popular text editors for any workplace environment. It even allows you to insert videos online, and play them without leaving the document. It also offers the possibility of editing photos and graphics files from apps in the Windows suite.

It’s main features include integration with the OneDrive service (similar to Google Drive), which allows you to store and share documents online so that other users can collaborate remotely. If you enter your School or University email address here you will be able to sign up to Microsoft 365 Education for free. It is compatible with Windows 7 and the latest editions. It consists of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and Microsoft Teams - everything that you will need for presentations and writing assignments. Microsoft Office Home and Student is a special version of Office for PC aimed primarily at an educational environment. Posts 3179 Registration date Monday NovemStatus Administrator Last seen October 7, 2021

With the inclusion of Microsoft Teams, the latest version of Microsoft 365 is a must have for all of your education needs! David Webb
