Microsoft Visio is a software platform developed by Microsoft for drawing a variety of diagrams. These diagrams include: flowcharts, organizational charts, to-scale building floor plans, data flow diagrams, process flow diagrams, business process modeling, 3D maps, and a variety of other diagrams.
Event planners use Visio to create to-scale floor plans of conference and exhibition halls to ensure booths will fit for trade shows or events. Visio ensures that people planning events can maximize their profits through proper use of floor space.
Many government and crown corporations use Visio to create and update organizational charts for their many ministries and large departments. These documents are crucial for keeping organizational hierarchies intact.
We offer courses in Visio Level 1, Visio Level 2, and Custom Visio courses. Courses can be delivered in 3-hour blocks, and scheduled in the morning, afternoon, or early evenings. Yes, we also provide weekend training classes.
Who should attend: This course is intended for new Microsoft Visio users.
Prerequisites: Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10.
Duration: 6 Hours
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to accomplish the following:
Course Content
Getting Started with Visio:
Creating Drawings:
Working with Text:
Connectors and Glue:
Previewing and Printing:
Visio Tools:
Who should attend: This course is intended for participants who are familiar with Microsoft Visio.
Prerequisites Microsoft Visio – Level 1 or Equivalent.
Duration: 6 Hours
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to accomplish the following:
Course Content
Stencils and Templates:
Layers Overview:
Background Pages Overview:
Understanding Shape Behaviors:
Shape Operations Overview:
Custom Fields Overview:
Supplementary Topics:
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