I mean I'm excited about learning more about Microsoft 365.
Where do we start.
Well first place we're going to start is the admin console so it's admin dot Microsoft dot com is where
you go to log in and this is gonna be the starting place really for everything you do in Microsoft 365.
Want to point out a couple of things we're going to launch that browser in private mode and what's our
purpose for product.
Well private mode is going to let us make sure that we don't get confused between tenants.
So I have my own tenant in Microsoft 365 and so if I just opened up the browser and type in Edmond out
Microsoft dot com it automatically logs me into my own tenant.
But in this case I want to work in our classroom tenant and so I need the private browser to make sure
those logs don't get confused.
That makes sense.
So here you see you can click on the account and you'll see up in the corner that there's the mod administrator
and then actually over here to the left you see Kanto show so I know that I'm logged in as that tenant.
The other thing I wanted to point out to you about the console is when you scroll down this first stuff
at the top is the general admin council and then down below are the specific cabinet councils.
So we've got as our Active Directory for example if we click into that it opens up a new tab logs to
see in and goes to an entirely different you url.
So this is a deed out portal that Amazon.com and now we're in the Azure Active Directory module.
Each of these admin modules have their own separate you url.
So I like to make shortcuts for them and you can see them here across the top of my browser.
That way when I want to jump into something I can just go straight there without having to drill down
through the admin counsel just saves me a little bit of time.
So you could do a new tab and you don't have to sign it and you can just click on those shortcuts.
It'll take you right to it without.
Exactly.
Awesome.
Yeah well I mean that was pretty straightforward.
Yeah I know it was it's just the admin counsel.
But the next lesson we're going to start to dig in on how to manage users.