Microsoft Lists
What is Microsoft Lists?
Microsoft Lists is an app that helps you track information and organize work. It’s simple, smart, and flexible, so you can stay on top of what matters most.
Source: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/microsoft-lists
Tip
New to Microsoft Lists? Check out the Microsoft Lists interactive demos for a hands-on tour:
– Create a list
– Create a list in Microsoft Teams
Visit the new Microsoft Adoption Demos page to view a wide range of Microsoft 365 demos.
Microsoft Lists training & resources
Microsoft Lists value and innovation – Microsoft Ignite 2022
Tip
For guidance on which task management tool to use when, see “Choose the right Microsoft tool for managing your work” on the Microsoft Tech Community.
See also
- 6 Microsoft Lists on-demand session videos
- A first look at Microsoft Lists (YouTube video)
- Add and reply to comments in list items – SharePoint (microsoft.com)
- Announcing Microsoft Lists – Your smart information tracking app in Microsoft 365
- Building fast, offline-capable Microsoft 365 web applications
- Interactive Microsoft Lists example hosted by Microsoft’s Mark Ka$hman!
- LinkedIn Learning
- Make a list and check it twice (The Intrazone podcast)
- Microsoft Lists – We got this (YouTube video promo)
- Microsoft Lists announcements – Microsoft Ignite, October 2022
- Microsoft Lists announcements – Microsoft Ignite, November 2021
- Microsoft Lists announcements – Microsoft Ignite, March 2021
- Microsoft Lists announcements – Microsoft Ignite 2020
- Microsoft Lists for iOS
- Microsoft Lists Overview (YouTube video)
- Microsoft Teams ❤ Microsoft Lists (YouTube video)
- Organize business information with Microsoft Lists (YouTube video)
- Share a list or list item
- Top 10 hidden gems when using Microsoft Lists
- Use Microsoft Lists to track contacts throughout the year (article by Microsoft’s Mark Kashman)
- Working with Microsoft Lists (webinar) (YouTube)
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