This course is a deep dive into everything a brand-new user to Microsoft SharePoint 2013 would need to know to get up and running quickly. It introduces the concepts and practical features that someone new to SharePoint needs to know. It shows use scenarios of a typical knowledge worker and does not require or cover administration or programming skills in SharePoint. In a quick and lively manner this will cover the main uses of SharePoint for a new user. This course is also a good review of the end user perspective for SharePoint administrators. The course begins with a definition of SharePoint and some basic navigation techniques. It then builds on the concept of Team Sites with a Document Library and its many uses. Document storage and use is covered including checking out a document and versioning. The basics of Team Site creation and customizing are reviewed all from a non-developer skill set. Basics of Alerts are covered and how to use a list including importing and exporting Lists to Excel. Tasks and custom views are demonstrated with a special project view of a timeline. The concept of Workflow is introduced and a basic example shown with a document being routed through multiple users. The powerful Calendar function is addressed and demonstrated. Finally the social aspects of SharePoint are covered including Profiles, Newsfeeds, Discussions and Blogging. A community site is also shown. If you are new to SharePoint this is an excellent introduction that does not get too technical or deep in the weeds. Throughout the course the videos are quick, lively and clearly explained. If you want a good grasp on what SharePoint is and what it can do for you this course will show you in just under 2.5 hours. ***** THE MOST RELEVANT CONTENT TO GET YOU UP TO SPEED ***** ***** COURSE UPDATED: February 2016 ***** If you are sending e-mails with attachments as a means of collaborating with your work mates then you will want to take a serious look at SharePoint. It is the most popular business web application platform. Learn how to use SharePoint in your organization to create websites and use it as a secure place to store, organize, share, and access information from almost any device. Take collaboration to the next level. If you want to stand out among your colleagues, earn a promotion, further your professional development , reduce frustrating e-mail chains with attachments , and help your team become more productive then this course is for you! You'll have lifetime online access to watch the videos whenever you like, and there's a Q&A forum right here on Udemy where you can post questions. We are so confident that you will get tremendous value from this course. Take it for the full 30 days and see how your work life changes for the better. If you're not 100% satisfied , we will gladly refund the full purchase amount! Take action now to take yourself to the next level of professional development. Click on the TAKE THIS COURSE button, located on the top right corner of the page, NOW… every moment you delay you are delaying that next step up in your career…

SharePoint 2013 Core Solutions teaches students what they need to consider when preparing to install and configure a Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 infrastructure. Content will cover guidelines, best practices and important things to consider during your SharePoint deployment. It also introduces all of the topics on the 70-331 Microsoft certification exam.

Stop with the disorganized e-mails when trying to work on a team project and learn how to use SharePoint 2013 to collaborate with teammates. Let the experts at ClipTraining take you through a collaborative SharePoint online training course, first stop “Getting Started with SharePoint”, Then learn how to work your way through all the available features such as: Libraries, Communication and Collaboration, Working with Search and the Calendar, and much more.

This course is designed to teach students an overview of SharePoint Site Owner roles and responsibilities. Students will learn to add and configure sites, how to create libraries and lists, and how to create and modify views. They will also learn how to create columns and customize them, as well as how to create and manage content types and create a document set. They will also get an overview of permissions and learn how to manage them. This course also covers how to enhance the site, such as using web parts and working with pages. Finally, students will learn how to navigate within SharePoint and how to change regional settings. This IAAP-certified counts for 6.0 recertification points for the CAP certification under the Technology and Information Distribution content area. Email [email protected] with proof of completion of the course to obtain your certificate.

In this course, you will learn the fundamentals of how to use some of the most common features of SharePoint 2013—in about an hour! You will be equipped with the knowledge and confidence to be more productive at work and speak more intelligently to colleagues, peers and managers about SharePoint. You will learn some of the most common language and terminology used by those who are familiar with SharePoint, such as Site Collections, Sites, Document Library, List and List Items. You will learn the basics of security and you'll be able to secure a Site, Document Library or List You will learn how to navigate around a SharePoint site and how to customize or theme it to make it look better.

This course will give you an introduction on how to use both SharePoint Online Team Sites and OneDrive for Business that are part of Office 365. The course material is aimed at people using Office 365 inside a business. Each lesson generally contains a short video tutorial focused on a particular topic, downloadable PDF material and well as a list of additional resources. The course should take about 4 hours or so to complete and will give you the skills and confidence to use SharePoint Online Team Sites and OneDrive for Business more effectively and productively every day.

Overview Microsoft SharePoint is a network-based way to store files and collaborate on projects. This Learn iT Anytime software training course offers significant assistance for students to become proficient in site manager or site owner skills that are needed to implement, manage and support products and technologies for Microsoft SharePoint 2013. Course Details Learn iT Anytime master instructor Jim Molle will walk you through a total of 62 lectures and over 7 hours of professional software training content. Topics Understanding SharePoint Content Creating Lists and Libraries Managing Content in Lists and Libraries Configuring Workflows Adding and Configuring Web Pages Managing Site and List Security Creating and Managing Sites Configuring Content Navigation Creating and Managing Content Types Creating and Managing Dashboards Site Usage and Management

This course is designed for the user who has been assigned contribute   permissions to a SharePoint Foundation Team Web site and needs to learn   how to navigate and add content to the site. This course assumes you are   familiar with personal computers and have experience using Windows 7.    During this course, you'll learn how to navigate, create and contribute   content to a Team Web site, set permissions and understand lists and   libraries.  This course also demonstrates the integration of SharePoint   with Microsoft Office 2010. This IAAP-certified counts for 2.75 recertification points for the CAP certification under the Technology and Information Distribution content area. Email [email protected] with proof of completion of the course to obtain your certificate.

SharePoint Online is an online collaboration platform, developed by Microsoft. It allows all the persons of a company to work together and store all kinds of information in a structured way. This course will explain the basic concepts to get you started. We start explaining and using sites, lists and libraries in different scenarios. Learn how to use the power of SharePoint Online Sites and Site Collections Adding apps and branding your site Basic concepts of lists to store information Extend lists with extra columns, using views Apply the same techniques to Document Libraries Go further with Libraries and use Version Control, Check out, Content approval… Finally, we cover the Content types and Site columns

SharePoint SPFx Development Model is designed to help both new and existing developers better acquaint themselves with the new set of tools required to do the job, as well as providing clear instructions how some of the server-side full trust development model practices can be achieved with this new framework. Moving into the cloud and away from server-side takes away certain customization capabilities, but enhances the client-side look and feel. Relying on the SPFx framework, this new model can be used to create modern lightweight web applications in SharePoint Online. In the third volume, we will cover the newly emerging community-driven SharePoint Framework, short for SPFx. It is viewed as an expansion of existing Add-in model, focusing on delivering custom client-side web parts and page layouts, with more functionality in the roadmap. We will cover another emerging community driven client side development model that uses open source tools and does not require add-in packaging. We will cover the basic open-source toolchain and development workflow using this model. Later, we’ll develop a client side web part, as well as cover debugging, deployment and versioning of our solutions. In the end, we will list a number of active community resources, which are being constantly worked by a joint team of Microsoft internal representatives as well as SharePoint community’s most active MVPs. About the author OLEG RUMIANCEV is a full-time SharePoint ninja currently living in Biddulph, United Kingdom. His interests range from Microsoft and SharePoint to AI, and inspirational TED talks. Oleg is a flexible software architect offering 9 years of experience designing, building, testing and maintaining enterprise solutions of varied complexity. Proficient in all SharePoint Server development routes having implemented a large number of projects with varying customization requirements.