Module: Lightning Experience Basics (Answers)

I)One is available on mobile only (Lightning Experience) and the other is only available on desktop (Salesforce Classic).
II)The lightning bolt in the upper right corner (Lightning Experience) vs the cloud logo on the upper left (Salesforce Classic).
III)Icons in the top right (Lightning Experience) vs the Force.com app menu in the top right (Salesforce Classic).
IV)One makes you shockingly productive, while the other remains classically amazing.
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III)Icons in the top right (Lightning Experience) vs the Force.com app menu in the top right (Salesforce Classic).
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I)Is available only on mobile devices.
II)Is optimized with flexible, interactive tools that sales reps can use to visualize data on the fly.
III)Never strikes in the same place twice.
IV)Requires upgrading to Windows 10.
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II)Is optimized with flexible, interactive tools that sales reps can use to visualize data on the fly.
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I)List view charts, Opportunity Kanban, Assistant, and flexible layout for dashboards.
II)List views, related lists, and page layouts.
III)Chatter, reports, and dashboards.
IV)Leads and opportunities.
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I)List view charts, Opportunity Kanban, Assistant, and flexible layout for dashboards.
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I)Apex, related lists, and custom objects.
II)Custom objects, custom settings, and dashboards.
III)JavaScript buttons, customizable forecasting, and similar opportunities.
IV)List view charts, Sales Path, and Account Insights.
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III)JavaScript buttons, customizable forecasting, and similar opportunities.
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I)Conduct a gap analysis.
II)Learn about Lightning Experience features, review the comparison charts, and run the Lightning Experience Readiness Check.
III)Give all your users access to Lightning Experience now so they can figure out what they need.
IV)All of the above
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II)Learn about Lightning Experience features, review the comparison charts, and run the Lightning Experience Readiness Check.
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I)Are automatically blocked from using Salesforce Classic.
II)Can work in Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience simultaneously using split-screen mode.
III)Get a Switcher link that lets them move between Lightning Experience and Salesforce Classic as needed.
IV)Stay in Salesforce Classic until they switch themselves to the new interface, after which they can no longer use Salesforce Classic.
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III)Get a Switcher link that lets them move between Lightning Experience and Salesforce Classic as needed.
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I)Permission Sets and/or Personal Settings.
II)Sharing Rules and/or Permission Sets.
III)Permission Sets and/or Custom Profiles.
IV)Roles and/or Profiles.
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III)Permission Sets and/or Custom Profiles.
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