During the development of the Creators Update over the last eight months, the Get Office app went from being an Office 365 training and awareness tool to a consolidated portal for all things relating to your Office 365 subscription.
It still has the links to information about Office 365 and training tools but it has now been turned into a centralized location for you to find documents you are working on, options for sharing your subscription with others, direct links to the software installed on your device, and feedback tools.
In the Windows 10 Anniversary Update one of my automatic maintenance activities used to be uninstalling Get Office from my devices. Now, with its new role in the Creators Update, it stays on my system with a shortcut on the Start Menu/Screen.
It is broken down into the following pages/tabs within the app:
Home
Listing of your recent documents and shortcuts to Office programs on your device.
My Account
Office 365 information about when your subscription expires and links to various subscription benefits:
-- Manage Installs
-- Share Office 365
-- Office Mobile Apps
-- Support
-- OneDrive
-- Skype
-- What's new
Programs
Links to all of the Office 365 programs installed on your system or available under your subscription. There is a brief description with each one in case you are not as familiar with some of the offerings.
Documents
Links to Recent Documents in order they were accessed.
Help and training
Links support and learning documents:
-- See what's new and improved
-- Get the Quick Start Guides
-- Explore our free online training
By the way, those Quick Start Guides are well put together and can be the basis for a solid training curriculum.
Feedback
Links to provide feedback or suggestions via the Office 365 UserVoice channels.
About
Standard one each About page with latest build number for the app.
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