Am very interested to teach PowerPages in my class for training students in my Academic so please help me to use all options to teach in classroom so everyone can learn completely and clear.
TeachingPower Pagesin an academic setting is a great way to introduce students to low-code/no-code web development, data integration, and secure portals. Here's a structured approach to help you teach it effectively:
🧭1. Curriculum Structure
Week 1: Introduction to Power Pages
What is Power Pages?
Use cases (customer portals, student portals, etc.)
Overview of the Power Platform
Week 2: Setting Up
Creating a Power Pages site
Exploring the design studio
Understanding templates and layout
Week 3: Web Pages & Navigation
Creating and editing web pages
Adding navigation menus
Using sections, columns, and components
Week 4: Dataverse Integration
Introduction to Microsoft Dataverse
Creating tables and relationships
Displaying data on Power Pages
Week 5: Forms and Lists
Creating forms for data entry
Displaying lists of records
Customizing form behavior
Week 6: Security and Permissions
Web roles and table permissions
Authentication options
Controlling access to pages and data
Week 7: Advanced Customization
Using Liquid templates
JavaScript and CSS in Power Pages
Custom web templates and snippets
Week 8: Real-World Project
Students build a mini portal (e.g., student registration, event management)
Presentations and feedback
🧰2. Tools & Resources
Power Pages Studio:https://make.powerpages.microsoft.com
Microsoft Learn Modules:
Create and design a Power Pages site
Secure your site with roles and permissions
Sample Templates: Use built-in templates like "Customer Self-Service" or "Blank Site" for hands-on practice.
🎓3. Teaching Tips
UseMicrosoft 365 Developer Programto get free access to Power Platform tools for your students.
Encourage students tocollaborate in teamson portal projects.
Includequizzes and mini-challengesto reinforce learning.
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