Unlock the Power of Low-Code with MS PowerApps: Drive Efficiency, Enhance Collaboration, and Master M365 Connectivity
InstructorFabian Ackeret
Editorial course preview
These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This overview displays the Power Apps development environment alongside a structured curriculum covering controls, data sources, variables, and real-world project building.
This slide highlights the real-world project module for building an Absence Manager application, displaying the finished app interface within the Power Apps development environment.
This slide highlights module 11 on Dataverse for Teams, displaying a screenshot of the Power Apps interface where a user creates an app and selects a team environment.
The curriculum includes two distinct end-to-end application builds: an 'Expense Tracker App' and an 'Absence Manager App'.
Instruction provides a clear path from basic controls to more complex deployment workflows involving environments and solutions.
Learners have noted discrepancies between the instructor's interface and current platform settings, suggesting the content may rely on an older version of Power Apps. One signal from before the displayed update suggests this mismatch exists, though the recent update label does not prove a correction has been made.
Learners have noted discrepancies between the instructor's interface and current platform settings, suggesting the content may rely on an older version of Power Apps. This signal predates the displayed update; the update may have addressed it, but the update label does not prove that it was corrected.
The curriculum aligns well with the declared beginner and business user profiles through its project-led approach.