It offers time-saving and efficient features, including: The Microsoft Forms tool provides basic functionality for forms and surveys. Form data can be easily exported to Excel for additional analysis. As results are submitted, you can use the light-weight, built-in analytics to evaluate responses. When you create a survey or form, you can invite others to respond to it using any web browser, even on mobile devices. With the Microsoft Forms tool, you can create surveys, polls and formative quizzes – and easily see results as they come in. Please visit our /O365 support site for resources and guides for Microsoft 365.įor assistance with this service, please contact the Computer Help Desk:Įmail: Telephone: 25 In-person: Locations & hours What Office 365 applications are included with my UVic Microsoft 365 account? Please read and agree to the current Terms of Service prior to using Microsoft 365. To request a team for all other use-cases, including departments, workspaces, or cross-listed courses, please fill out the online teams request form. Instructors can access their course teams by launching the Teams application or by logging into. Teams are automatically provisioned for every CRN course. You'll get Microsoft 365 email when you create your NetLink ID.Īfter you have signed up, login to your UVic Microsoft 365 account at with your NetLinkID passphrase. Students no longer have to opt-in for email. Sign up for your UVic Microsoft 365 account at. There is no charge for this service for current UVic students, faculty, or staff. Microsoft 365 will enable University of Victoria faculty, staff, and students to create, share, and collaborate securely on any device. Microsoft 365 is a cloud-based service that combines Microsoft Office apps such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint with cloud services like OneDrive, Microsoft Stream, and Microsoft Teams. University Systems rolled out Microsoft Office 365 for the UVic community in May 2020. Microsoft 365 is available to all current students, staff, and faculty.

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