SharePoint, Power Apps & Power Automate

Voice is very slow , just showacse of office 365. you must create a programm or apps with the help of power app and automate

Could be a bit more interactive and entertaining; seems a little too slow or little too much detailing initially.

The first part showing SPO was very helpful, some information I knew and some I didn't. The instructor was very clear and gave good relatable examples while starting from the beginning. The second part about Power Apps and Power Automate, I felt it started mid course. That there was information I was missing to fully grasp what the instructor was doing and why. I'm sure once I have a better foundation of these functions, it will make more sense.

I was not even able to complete the content. The course is stuck at 35% with no more content in the table of contents. The screen is too small and this is really more of an overview, not including all of the steps of an "advanced" course. Lose the instructor's video after the intro and let me see the screen please. Very hard to follow.

The courses was very detailed with explanations how and what the functions are, which will help me innovate our departments processes to a standardize and have easy accessibility.

The demo based method used in this course is nice. It saved a lot of time. The course mostly covered the basics of Sharepoint and Power Apps. The Power app videos have very low audio volume, no lip sync and could have been more detailed. Overall, a good course for starters on Sharepoint.

Course is comprehensive and informative. only the power app section need to be more clear, screen recording is not very clear and not comfortable.

The Resolution of the videos is poor. 720p is not so bad, but I think it was a 360p just changed the resolution. The PowerAutomate and PowerApps part is useless. You can get better knowledge through Youtube videos. The sharepoint is sometimes useful, but sometimes shows everything in low level. I can say that a sharepoint course for my mum, who has never seen sharepoint before. 2,5 half star because I got some useful information from the sharepoint part of the course, but the Flow and PowerAutomate was useless.

I have recently been given permissions as a site owner for our Sharepoint site at work. My experience with Sharepoint is limited and any training I've had was years ago. So far I am very pleased with the pace of this course and very excited to keep learning. Having the ability to navigate and edit within our site will give me a serious edge at work. Instructor is doing a great job in terms of explanation. The flow of learning appears to be on spot.

Overall, the SharePoint section is good high level information. The Power Apps section including FLOW and BI is a waste of time. The one issue I have with this is that the instructors were in demo environments that were not fully setup for what they were teaching. They would show a setup of an email, but since Outlook was not real, they could not show you the end product.

Simple to understand and follow, well spoken clear language used. Only 4 stars at the moment as I have only seen a few lectures so far.

Started off very professional and good content but from section 10 onwards with the different speaker was horrible, just horrible. Perhaps Udemy should vet their courses before putting it online.

The Power Apps section and onwards was very brief and not sufficient to enable me to create something good for the organization. There was no example showing the utilization of Power Apps and flows for any kind of forms approval workflow. How to link Power Bi with SharePoint was also not shown.

Sections 1 through 9 were excellent - very informative and well-spoken. I have nothing but good things to say about these sections - the material was delivered in a way that was easy to follow and digest, and it was well organized and laid out. I would rate these sections at 4 or 4.5 stars, they were very well done. Sections 10 through 14 were terrible. The instructor for these sections used a face camera that was consistently half a second, at a minimum, behind the audio, and which covered up a portion of the screen that consistently had controls on it. It was terribly distracting and only detracted from the content of the videos. Additionally, he ran into several issues during the training due to a lack of planning or setup, issues that should have been addressed and had their videos re-recorded to exclude. Overall, the quality of these five sections was around 1.5 to 2 stars at most.

Very informative. This really helped even for experienced users of SharePoint, PowerApps, and Power Automate.