What you’ll learn
- Three-course sequence for spreadsheets (9h), presentations (6h) and documents (6h), covering formulas/data cleaning, slide decks/graphics/notes/research, and document drafting/revision/visuals/alt text
- Excel, PowerPoint, Word and comparable vendor tools
- ChatGPT, Copilot and Google tools are listed
What does the learning look like?
- Applied project says each module uses guided step-by-step work
- Learners save files into a portfolio.
- Spreadsheet tasks include formula writing/debugging and data cleaning
- Presentation tasks include slide decks and speaker notes
- Document tasks include structured text and images with alt text.
- Portfolio is learner-created
Example to try
Turn numbers into a useful update
- 01Start with
A sample set of figures
- 02Make a first pass
Patterns + a clear explanation
- 03Make it yours
Check the numbers behind each claim
Use a fictional example to practise the workflow.
Cost, access and setup
What you’ll need
- Learners use their own computer and productivity apps
- Pages list Microsoft and Google productivity apps and several genAI assistants.
How you’ll learn
- Recommended pace 4 weeks at 10 hours/week (40 hours)
- Course estimates total 21 hours (9+6+6).
- Self-paced Coursera specialization, three course components
Certificate
- Career/shareable certificate from Logical Operations listed
Help along the way
- Hands-on activities and portfolio files listed
Instructor
- Logical Operations is listed as publisher
- Bill Rosenthal appears as instructor on the documents component page.
Course cost
Check the course page for current pricing.