Microsoft Office 365 is a suite of productivity software installed on College-owned computers.
Helpful Resources
- Series: Microsoft Office at Wheaton College >>
- Understanding the Changes in Office 365 >>
- If you are not already signed into Office 365, you will need to sign into ThunderCloud Training (powered by Lynda.com) to view this training video.
Current students, faculty, and staff can install Microsoft Office to personally-owned computers and mobile devices at no additional cost.
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Microsoft Access
Access stores information for reference, reporting, and analysis, allowing you to organize and present large amounts of data easily. >>
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Microsoft Excel
Excel is used for recording and analyzing data in spreadsheets using tables, charts, and formulas. >>
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Microsoft OneNote
OneNote is used for creating, storing, and organizing notes that are stored in the cloud. >>
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Microsoft Outlook
Outlook is used for managing your email, contacts, calendar, and tasks in one easy-to-navigate program. >>
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Microsoft PowerPoint
PowerPoint is used for designing multi-media presentations to display using a projection system or computer. >>
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Microsoft Word
Word is a full-featured word processing program that easily integrates with Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint. >>