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SharePoint 2013, 2016 & Online. Part 1: Essentials
Organisations adopting Microsoft SharePoint 2013 will find it changes the way in which business data is organised and accessed, so everyone within the business is likely to require basic SharePoint familiarity.
This course is a one-day hands-on workshop showing how - and when - to use SharePoint features, and is available as a standard or bespoke course, tailored specifically to your own SharePoint configuration.
For courses at your establishment we have a number of different delivery options that involve shaping the content to utilise your own SharePoint environment - please ask for details.
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Run as a very hands-on workshop, this course aims to familiarise users with the fundamentals of SharePoint. Practical exercises allow delegates to personalise their corporate identity, create and manage documents and lists, view and filter content, search for (and display) business information, follow pre-defined workflows and use some customised webparts.
The standard course content is aimed at bringing end-users with limited exposure to SharePoint up to a familiarity level at which they can comfortably use common SharePoint functionality as part of their daily work processes.
Bespoke course offerings will use an organisation's own implementation as the basis for material and exercises (using screenshots and features in context with that particular configuration), with workshop content tailored specifically to the duties and responsibilities expected of attending roles.
- Understand terminology and concepts associated with SharePoint
- Appreciate roles and responsibilities associated with a SharePoint installation
- Confidently use surveys, discussion boards, libraries, lists and views
- Manage changes to document content in a structured and controlled manner
- Edit and manipulate public content in Wikis and Web Pages using SharePoint tools
- Create your own personal libraries and sites to manage information more effectively
- Understand and manipulate security settings to fulfil business requirements
- Improve productivity by integrating Office2010 products with SharePoint
Staff will gain the capability of using a wide variety of SharePoint features and functions, empowering them to manage business processes appropriate to their job function in a confident manner, maximising investment in within the Sharepoint environment.
By challenging the current ways in which we work, we seek improvements that reduce cost and increase efficiency, evolving into a more effective workforce.
Sharepoint has a dazzling array of wonderful features, many of which are unused simply because people are unaware of their existence, or have not been shown how to use them correctly. By attending this course, you will understand the variety of features available, focusing upon those that are delegated to your job role so that you can work independently and with increased efficiency.
SharePoint Concepts
What Is SharePoint?
SharePoint Features
SharePoint Basics
SharePoint Hierarchy
SharePoint Alerting
Collaboration Features
Participating In Surveys
Following Discussion Boards
Microblogging
Community Sites
Collaborating with Wikis
Managing Web Content
Document Management Basics
Storing Documents
Modifying Documents
SharePoint Records
Using Forms
Using Standard Library Apps
List Apps
Using Views
Using Calendars
Outlook Connectivity
Using Workflows
Your SharePoint Identity
Customising Your Portal
Attendees should be comfortable with standard Office packages (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc) and be familiar with basic browser functionality. Prior knowledge or experience of SharePoint prior to the course is not assumed.
