Microsoft Project 2007 Tutorial Video - Learn Visually

Dec. 11, 2008 - PRLog -- Denver, CO - APEX Web Media, a long-time provider of in-depth video training solutions for high-profile software titles, is now offering a new Microsoft Project 2007 tutorial course for immediate dispatch.  Available on CD, the 5-hour series of visually-centered lessons is compatible with all Microsoft Windows operating systems.  Experienced software coach Brian Culp starts at the bottom with the most basic features and takes the user through the program’s newest and most advanced options and capabilities.
An industry-standard project management solution for over two decades, Microsoft Project 2007 offers a variety of practical tools and features built around the needs of working management professionals.  Enhancements to the program’s workspace in the Task Driver utility allow for color-coded alerts in ongoing tasks and critical paths, letting managers quickly see how sudden changes in material and personnel resources affect their milestones, deadlines, and budgets on both the macro and micro level so that they can address specific concerns.  Other new features boost interoperability with the Microsoft Office Suite and third-party project management applications, letting companies leverage existing data for new projects and program roll-outs.  Support for server and web-based collaboration has also been improved, allowing team members to collaborate from anywhere in the world.
These 90 example-based video lessons are designed for beginners as well as those who have worked with past versions of Microsoft Project.  Culp takes the user step by step through starting a new project, working with resources, handling task management, creating a project plan, editing task and assignment details, tracking progress, and sharing project information with team members and clients.  The training videos are divided so that it’s easy for users to repeat or skip past lessons as they need to, letting them learn at their own pace.
Just as with other training programs offered by APEX Web Media, each video provides a real-time view of the application in use so that the techniques being taught in each tutorial appear exactly as they do in the user’s own copy of the program.  This proven visuals-first teaching method allows students to start using the program in less time and increases retention.
Video courses are an effective and affordable alternative to thick books and corporate training seminars that cost too much time and money.  More information about the new Microsoft Project 2007 Tutorial course and product availability can be found on the APEX website: http://www.computer-training-software.com/project-2007.htm

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