Share Point 2016 Codeless Mobile Apps,lists,Flow,Power Apps

Whether you are a hard core share point user or just getting started this course has something for you. This course will teach you how take a SharePoint list and transform it into a full functioning mobile application from a mobile app with writing any code.  We will be taking two exciting new technologies from Microsoft  PowerApps and Microsoft Flow to efficiently create mobile apps and custom workflows again without needing to write a single line of code.

We will start off by creating a a custom list in SharePoint 2016, and then I’ll show you how to use PowerApps to build the base of our application. We will then fine-tune your app, showing how to modify the layout, format text, brand your app, and add use conditional formatting to highlight key areas for the user. We, then switch into Flow and see how to create a custom workflow that responds to the data entered in the app. By the end of the course you will have a fully functional PowerApp mobile application, using SharePoint 2016 custom list, following a custom Flow workflow that you can install your device. 

Lessons Include: 

• How to create, edit, and update a SharePoint list from a mobile app with writing any code.
• Getting Started With Share Point 2016 Workflows
• How Basic Workflows In SharePoint Work
• Signing up for PowerApps
• Using custom lists For Mobile Databases
• How to Create and manage a PowerApp with SharePoint
• How to Formatting text in your app
• How to modifying settings, and branding your app
• Applying conditional formatting to a control
• Signing up for Microsoft Flow account
• How to create a workflow using Microsoft flow.
• Adding data using a mobile app
• Viewing results in Flow Installing the PowerPoint App On Your Devi

🌟 **Course Overview:** The course in question is an introduction to Power Apps and Flow, designed to guide learners through the process of creating applications and automations without needing extensive coding knowledge. It covers the basics of Office 365 and SharePoint, and provides a foundational understanding of how to leverage these tools within business processes. **Pros:** - **Tutorial Quality:** The course offers generally good tutorials that provide a solid introduction to Power Apps and Flow. (Multiple reviews) - **Content Relevance:** It is suitable for beginners looking to start with Power Apps, offering an overview of the platform's capabilities and potential use cases. (Several reviews) - **Practical Application:** The course enables learners to create apps without coding, utilizing simple features of the technology available. (Several reviews) - **Conciseness:** Some content is concise and easy to follow, with scenarios that facilitate understanding and application in real-world contexts. (Multiple reviews) - **Value for Business Scenarios:** The course lucidly explains creation of power apps to address operations process requirements and introduces learners to the platform for automations. (Several reviews) - **Knowledge Sharing:** The instructor is commended for sharing knowledge and is described as warm and approachable. (Multiple reviews) - **Integration Capabilities:** Learners appreciate the course's ability to integrate apps as web parts into modern experience web pages. (One review) - **Up-to-Date Content:** For those with prior SharePoint experience, the course provides good explanations of Office 365 and SharePoint basics. (Several reviews) - **Community Support:** The course inspires learners and elicits appreciation for the knowledge shared, encouraging further exploration into the platform's capabilities. (Multiple reviews) **Cons:** - **Pacing Issues:** Some learners find the topic paces too fast, especially if they lack a background in the subject matter. (One review) - **Repetition:** A few reviews mention that some videos are repetitive, which could be streamlined to save time and improve focus on new content. (One review) - **Technical Issues:** There are reported issues with audio-video synchronization in several instances, particularly in Chapter 9 and other parts of the course. (Multiple reviews) - **Content Accuracy:** Some learners point out that the menus have changed on Microsoft platforms, and graphics do not always match the current user interface. (Several reviews) - **Instruction Relevance:** The course is criticized for being too basic or not going into enough depth, with some learners expecting more advanced content, especially regarding SharePoint 2016 apps. (Multiple reviews) - **Course Structure:** A few reviews suggest that the course could benefit from better organization and less "choppy" video layout. Some also highlight the need for nutshelling introductory videos into a single one. (Several reviews) - **Lack of Detailed Steps:** There are concerns about the absence of clear, step-by-step instructions, with some learners feeling stuck and unable to accomplish the stated goals of the training due to a lack of guidance. (One review) - **Update Requests:** Some learners request updates to the course content to reflect the latest steps in app creation, particularly for list creation. (Multiple reviews) **Additional Feedback:** - Learners with SharePoint experience may find the course's pace appropriate, but beginners might struggle. - The course could benefit from more focused content on developing complex SharePoint apps. - Learners would appreciate a comprehensive Excel document or similar resource to guide them through the site contents and the creation of lists. **Final Thoughts:** Overall, the course is well-received for its foundational knowledge and practical application in business contexts. However, it requires improvements in technical accuracy, content depth, and instructional clarity to better serve learners at various skill levels and to keep pace with changes in Microsoft platforms.