This module teaches education partners in the Partner Success Series how to earn credit by completing the assessment for Teams for Education for partners to qualify for the Microsoft Education Solutions badge.

In this introductory course, you'll learn the six critical elements to drive adoption of your Microsoft cloud services to deliver value to your company. This course is applicable to any size company and uses Office 365 and Microsoft Teams as the example service to create real world scenarios.

This module is designed to help learners understand the importance of securing access to Azure Repos from pipelines and how to do it using Azure DevOps. The module covers fundamental concepts and best practices for securing access to packages, credential secrets, secrets for services, and Azure Key Vault.

In this learning path, you practice storing business data securely by using Azure Blob Storage and Azure Files. The skills validated include creating storage accounts, storage containers, and file shares. Also, configuring encryption and networking to improve the security posture.

Azure Network Watcher allows your organization to detect and monitor issues related to the network performance of infrastructure as a service (IaaS) resources in Microsoft Azure. This module explains what Network Watcher does, how it works, and when you should choose to use Network Watcher as a solution to meet your organization's needs.

Learn to implement and manage networking services in Windows Server 2019. Learn to deploy and manage DHCP, secure DNS, and implement IP Address Management (IPAM) and Web Application Proxy.

This module covers the topic of enabling Azure Arc for Windows or Linux machines in your environment. Enabling Arc-enabled servers is done either manually or by using an automated method with a provided template script.

Learn how to ingest raw data into a data analytics system, and use this data to create analytical models that enable a business to gain meaningful insights into their operations.

This learning path introduces students to protecting devices from external threats. This path will teach students about using encryption, firewalls, and IPSec to help protect against threats.

In this learning path, you practice configuring secure access to workloads using Azure networking.

This module explains how to create variables, name them correctly, and assign the correct data type, while ensuring the data you store in variables is in the correct format and easily accessible.

Management options for Windows 365 range from web portal to Microsoft Intune. The topics covered in this module include Cloud PC management options, Windows 365 security, Role-based access control, and Windows 365 reports.

This module explains how to use Microsoft Teams PowerShell module to perform tasks such as creating teams and managing user permissions.

Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server provides features for security, business continuity, disaster recovery, and performance to support mission critical workloads. In this module, you'll configure these features.

This learning path covers remoting mainly in its default configuration, using HTTP on port 5985. It describes how to configure remoting to allow for—or require—encryption based on Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).

This module covers Azure Cloud Shell and its features.

Examines how messaging administrators manage the Role Based Access Control (RBAC) permissions that are used by both Exchange Server and Exchange Online.

Introduces the servicing options for Windows clients. Students will learn the different methods for deploying updates and how to configure windows update policies. Use Analytics to plan update strategies and monitor the reliability of devices.

This module is designed to help learners understand the importance of managing identity for projects, pipelines, and agents in Azure DevOps. The module covers fundamental concepts and best practices for configuring a Microsoft-hosted pool, configuring agents for projects, configuring agent identities, configuring the scope of a service connection, and converting to a managed identity.

This module covers PowerShell providers that connect Windows PowerShell to data stores. They offer an easier-to-understand and consistent interface for working with data stores.

Dynamics 365 Customer Insights - Journeys elevates customer experiences, allowing you to orchestrate personalized journeys across all touchpoints to strengthen relationships and earn loyalty.

Zero Trust is not a product or tool, but an essential security strategy that seeks to continuously verify every transaction, asserts least privilege access, and assumes that every transaction could be a possible attack. Through the modules in this learning path, you'll gain an understanding of Zero Trust and how it applies to identity, endpoints, applications, networks, infrastructure, and data.

Learn how to manage external connections with Customer Insights - Data.

You'll be able to use the Pricing calculator to assess likely costs, use Azure Advisor to monitor actual costs for Azure resources, implement Spot VMs and Azure Reservations, and describe benefits of Azure Hybrid licensing.