Microsoft Visio with online capabilities for easy access to your diagrams

Learn useful skills and shortcuts while creating several types of diagrams using Microsoft Visio. You’ll create a process flow diagram with dynamic connectors, hyperlinks, shape properties and much more. As you create these drawings, you will learn techniques to drag and manipulate Visio master shapes, create connections between shapes, and apply styles to shapes, text, and pages. You’ll also learn how to create printed outputs and published interactive browser outputs using Office 365.

Target Audience:

This course is perfect for anyone who works in HR, Management, IT, Project Management, Office re-location, Design and Construction. You’ll need to be familiar with the Microsoft environment.

Course Includes:

• Refreshments
• Visio training manual
• Post course training downloads
• Certificate on completion
• Post course support relating to course content

What new in Visio 2016

1st March 2017. With Office 365 almost everyone can use Visio online, so your team, no matter where they are working can share and view your diagrams in high fidelity from almost any device using almost any browser.

1st May 2017. There is a new feature called a data visualizer that automatically converts process map data in Excel into data-driven Visio diagrams. This update is for Visio Pro for Office 365 users.

More Visio info from the Microsoft Blog.

Also, watch the video on our video page of the new up dates from Microsoft.

Aim

To be confident using the many tools and shortcuts to create effective business drawings.

Course Objectives

By the end of this level you will be able to:

• Identify the various types of Visio drawings
• Create and edit a professional flowchart
• Create and edit a dynamic organisational chart
• Create and employ your own shapes
• Learn shortcuts to create accurate drawings
• Save Visio drawings to be used interactively by other users

Overview of Visio’s latest features

Create a new file – Change View settings – Navigate Visio – Additional Stencils – Techniques for selection – Scaling and resizing objects

Using Visio

Drawing tools – Create closed shapes – Create open shapes – Draw compound lines – Precision drawing – Duplicate objects – Align objects perfectly – Distributing objects perfectly – Connect shapes – Rotating objects

Create a basic Flow diagram

Flow chart tips – Understanding master shapes – Placing shapes – Connecting shapes – Text features – Add text to shapes – Adjusting text blocks – Format text/text blocks – Use the Format Painter – Format lines – Use Dynamic Connectors

Using templates

Save as a template – Open a template to edit

Manage Foreground/Background pages

Create background pages – Editing a background – Create foreground pages – Assign pages to backgrounds

Print Flow diagrams

Print setup options

Manage Object Properties

Edit object properties – Copy object properties to be used in a browser

Manage Hyperlinks

Create a hyperlink between shapes – Create a hyperlink across pages – Create an external hyperlink

Saving Visio Files

Save as a Visio file – Save as a HTML file – Save as a GIF/JPG

Some of the new Visio features from Microsoft

If you think Visio is a simple drawing tool, think again.