Slack for beginners: complete guide (2021)

Slack for beginners: complete guide (2021), available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4, with 43 lectures, based on 6 reviews, and has 40 subscribers.

You will learn about Getting Started with Slack How to create your workspace Edit your profile Invite new members to your workspace Sign in to your workspace Start discussions and use threads Upload & share files Create, customize & manage channels Manage settings & administration Use tools provided by Slack Add Gmail, Google Drive, Trello & more add-ons This course is ideal for individuals who are everybody It is particularly useful for everybody.

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Summary

Title: Slack for beginners: complete guide (2021)

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 43

Number of Published Lectures: 43

Number of Curriculum Items: 43

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 43

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Getting Started with Slack
How to create your workspace
Edit your profile
Invite new members to your workspace
Sign in to your workspace
Start discussions and use threads
Upload & share files
Create, customize & manage channels
Manage settings & administration
Use tools provided by Slack
Add Gmail, Google Drive, Trello & more add-ons

Who Should Attend

everybody

Target Audiences

everybody

Do you know Slack? This app used by start-ups or big companies becomes more and more famous!

Why? Because it is an easy tool that allows you to communicate with your colleagues or your team in private. Slack has been made for big organisations like Nasa, Nintendo or Adobe. This type of organisation always need channels to communicate. Moreover, they need to share sensitive data or files: Slack is very efficient for this. Slack aims to replace e-mails and they’ve succeed.

If you start a company or a start-up, you MUST add Slack to your work process!

What is Slack?

Slack is essentially a chat room for your whole company, designed to replace email as your primary method of communication and sharing. Its workspaces allow you to organize communications by channels for group discussions and allows for private messages to share information, files, and more all in one place.

Why to use Slack?

Slack is a collaboration software tool that allows teams to work together to share information and communicate through calls. Slack features organized conversations, a searchable history, and allows teams to work with external users. This course will provide an in-depth look at Slack, including joining a workspace and working with channels. It will also look at how to send and view messages as well as make calls to others. Finally, it will look at how to share files and to improve efficiencies search techniques and shortcuts.

In this course, we are going to explore the whole application. We are going to create our own Slack, to customise our workspace, to manage settings and administration and to create channels for our teams to share and to communicate.

At the end of this course, you’ll be able to create and to manage your own Slack’s workspace.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Basics of Slack

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Create your first Slack

Lecture 3: Introduction to interface

Lecture 4: Invite new members to your workspace

Lecture 5: Edit your profile

Lecture 6: Sign in and/or reset your password

Lecture 7: Create your first channel

Lecture 8: Start a discussion and use threads

Lecture 9: How to use text editor efficiently

Lecture 10: Upload and share files

Lecture 11: Preferences

Lecture 12: Customize our workspace

Lecture 13: Make a call

Lecture 14: Join another Slack

Lecture 15: Download Slack app

Lecture 16: Upgrade your Slack to a paid version

Chapter 2: Administration & settings

Lecture 1: Joining your workspace

Lecture 2: Manage invitations permissions

Lecture 3: Manage member roles

Lecture 4: Choose your workspace language

Lecture 5: Default channels for new members

Lecture 6: Name and mail display in your workspace

Lecture 7: "Do not disturb" rules for everybody

Lecture 8: Join & leave messages and notifications

Lecture 9: Manage your workspace URL visibility

Lecture 10: Allow/disallow calls between members

Lecture 11: Message retention & deletion (for paid subscriptions)

Lecture 12: Files retention & deletion (for paid subscriptions)

Lecture 13: Deal with workspace name and URL

Lecture 14: Delete your Slack workspace

Chapter 3: Permissions

Lecture 1: Set who can use @everyone and @channel

Lecture 2: Channel management

Lecture 3: Share channel requests (for paid subscriptions)

Lecture 4: User groups (for paid subscriptions)

Lecture 5: Message editing & deletion

Lecture 6: Last interesting options of permissions

Chapter 4: Plug add-ons to your Slack workspace

Lecture 1: Google Mail

Lecture 2: Google Drive

Lecture 3: Zoom

Lecture 4: Google Calendar

Lecture 5: Trello

Lecture 6: Simple poll

Lecture 7: Thank you very much !

Instructors

Guillaume Duhan
CTO & Front-End Developer

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