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Microsoft SharePoint

Learn Microsoft SharePoint

Content management for your data

Microsoft SharePoint is made up of a platform for several different kinds of programs. To simplify it, it is a web-based Content Management System used by companies to have a secure place to collaborate and streamline the management and access of data.

Microsoft SharePoint is also a portal to run a company intranet site where information can be accessed by anyone within the organization. Permissions can be assigned to different levels of security based on the corporate infrastructure.

Traditionally we store documents in folders to organize them. The problems we face is when someone makes changes to a document, we do not have any version history of what was changed and who made the changes. With SharePoint, one of the most important features is the version control. It allows you and your coworkers to work simultaneously on a single document, saving previous versions, and tracking updates.

What We Offer

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We offer courses in SharePoint Level 1, SharePoint Level 2, and custom SharePoint courses. Courses can be broken into 3-hour blocks, and scheduled in the morning, afternoon, or early evenings. Yes, we also provide weekend training classes.

Who should attend:        This course is intended for new Microsoft SharePoint users.

Prerequisites:                   Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10.

Duration:                            12 Hours

Course Objectives:
Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to accomplish the following:

  • Identify basic functions of collaboration technology and Microsoft SharePoint Foundation team sites.
  • Add and modify list items and work with list views.
  • Add, edit, and share documents across libraries and wikis.
  • Communicate and collaborate with team members.
  • Work remotely with SharePoint content.
  • Customize your SharePoint environment.
  • Create a team site and perform basic site administration.
  • NOTE: some features are not available in all versions of SharePoint 2010 – 2013 – 2016. Knowledge of the version you currently work with is important.

Course Content

Getting Started:

  • Describe SharePoint Foundation and Team Site Interface Elements

Working with Lists:

  • Add and Modify List Items
  • Change List Views

Working with Libraries:

  • Add, Edit, and Share Documents across Libraries
  • Create Wiki Pages
  • Request Access

Communicate with Members:

  • Participate in Discussions
  • Contribute to Blogs
  • Collaborate via People and Groups List

Working Remotely:

  • Access content on Mobile Devices
  • Work Offline with Shared Calendars and Microsoft Office

Customizing Your Environment:

  • Customize Personal Settings
  • Personalize Page View with Web Parts
  • Create an Alert

Creating a Team Site:

  • Create a Site, List, Library, Discussion Board, and Survey

Basic Site Administration:

  • Manage Users and Groups
  • Manage Site Look and Feel

Who should attend:    This course is intended for participants who are familiar with SharePoint.

Prerequisites:               Microsoft SharePoint – Level 1 or equivalent.

Duration:                        6 Hours

Course Objectives:
Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to accomplish the following:

  • Manage lists in a site collection.
  • Manage document libraries and form libraries in a site collection.
  • Manage content structures in a site collection and manage a workflow.
  • Manage indexing and searching options.
  • Enable offline work with SharePoint sites using SharePoint Workspace.
  • Manage a SharePoint application using Central Administration.
  • Manage user access.
  • Manage security options in Microsoft SharePoint Foundation.
  • Manage site usage; perform site maintenance.
  • NOTE: some features are not available in all versions of SharePoint 2010 – 2013 – 2016. Knowledge of the version you currently work with is important.

Course Content

Branding a Site Collection:

  • Describe the SharePoint Site Hierarchy
  • Create a Custom Site Layout

Managing Lists:

  • Perform Calculations on List Data, Customize Lists and settings

Managing Libraries:

  • Perform Advanced Operations on a Library
  • Create a Library Template

Managing Form Libraries:

  • Create a Form Library
  • Customize a Form Template Using InfoPath

Managing Content Structures:

  • Create a Content Type
  • Apply Content Types

Managing Workflows:

  • Add a Default Workflow
  • Create a Custom Workflow

Indexing and Searching:

  • Index Content
  • Enable Search Options

Working Offline:

  • Synchronize a SharePoint Site on the Local Computer
  • Perform Offline Operations

Using Central Administration:

  • Create and administer a Site Collection
  • Administer a Web Application

Managing User Access:

  • Manage Permissions
  • Describe Authentication Modes

Managing Site Security:

  • Set Web Part Security and Antivirus Options
  • Manage Blocked File Types

Managing Site Usage:

  • Set Site Collection Quotas and Locks
  • Monitor Site Usage

Managing Site Maintenance:

  • Recover Lost Information
  • Perform and Restore a Granular Backup
  • Perform and Restore a Farm Backup

Who should attend:    This course is intended for participants who are SharePoint End Users.

Prerequisites:               Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10.

Duration:                        6 Hours

Course Objectives:
Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to accomplish the following:

  • Understand the core concepts of SharePoint 2010/2013 and Office 365 in your company/ministry environment.
  • Know the key constructs on the company/ministry Intranet.
  • Know how to use Document Libraries, including opening with Windows Explorer, Version Control, Check-in, Check out, and Alerts.
  • Know how to use SharePoint Lists, including opening with Windows Explorer, Version Control, Check-in, Check out, and Alerts.
  • Know where to get more help and support, including upcoming web-based sessions.
  • Be able to apply a number of shortcuts and time-saving tips in Office 2010/2013 and Office 365 as applicable.
  • NOTE: some features are not available in all versions of SharePoint 2010/2013 and Office 365. Knowledge of the version you currently work with is important.

Course Content

Intranet Structure Overview:

  • Overview of company/ministry Intranet

Site Navigation:

  • Understand Libraries, Lists, and Pages

Permissions in SharePoint:

  • Understand the difference between the levels of Permissions

How to use Document Libraries:

  • Basics
  • Version control
  • Check-in/Check-out
  • MetaData

Common Lists:

  • Calendar, Contacts, Tasks, and Announcements
  • Creating/Modifying Personal Views

Profiles:

  • My Profiles/MySites

Office 2010/2013:

  • Co-Authoring and Tips

Office 365:

  • Learn some Office 365 Tool tips; Shortcuts