Managing Power BI admin settings and governance within the Microsoft Fabric platform
InstructorGrant GambleEditorial course preview
These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
A course title slide displaying three Microsoft administrator roles with their logos above a row of three people using laptops.
Split-screen view showing the Power BI Admin portal interface with tenant settings on the left and a man working on a laptop on the right.
A risk management table outlining descriptions, risk levels, types, and mitigation strategies for data sharing and governance.
A Power BI Desktop report displaying a bar chart of event sales by country alongside a map of Eastern Europe with data points.
The curriculum offers a detailed reference for various tenant settings, including workspace management, information protection, and sharing policies.
Instruction covers essential administrative tasks such as assigning roles within the Microsoft 365 Admin Centre and Azure Active Directory.
Learner feedback from before the displayed update suggests that the web interface shown in several modules may be outdated; while the course was updated recently, this label does not prove the visual material has been refreshed.
The learning experience relies heavily on slide narration, which may lack the depth of live demonstrations and practical application. One signal from a pre-update review notes this reliance on theory, though the recent update label does not guarantee a change in delivery style.
The curriculum aligns with the stated goals of Power BI and Microsoft 365 administrators.
