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Highlights of the SharePoint End User: Administrator Training Course
- Add, edit and delete SharePoint Lists, Web Parts, Libraries, Meeting Workspaces, and more.
- Navigate and customize typical SharePoint views while understanding SharePoint Site Hierarchy and view options.
- Upload and check documents in and out using SharePoint’s Document Library.
- Communicate with your SharePoint team members via e-mail and customize team surveys.
- Customize SharePoint for yourself and other SharePoint users.
SharePoint End User: Administrator Training Course Summary
This Windows SharePoint 3.0 End User Administrator Training Course provides in-depth instruction for SharePoint end users currently working with Administrator rights. The course topics appeal to all SharePoint 3.0 Administrators regardless of their level – beginner through advanced. You will learn everything you need to know to view SharePoint parts, navigate the different SharePoint views and customize your personal SharePoint user information.
In this course, you’ll learn through a combination of quick tips and detailed instruction on using SharePoint with Administrator-level rights. You’ll be able to easily work with Lists, Documents, SharePoint Libraries, and Web Part Pages. Plus, you’ll learn how to create new Discussion Boards and Surveys.
There are over 50 lessons in this SharePoint End User Administrator course – all designed to increase your productivity
SharePoint End User: Administrator Training Course Contents
SharePoint: Beginner
- Introduction to SharePoint
- What is SharePoint?
- Who uses SharePoint?
- Logging In
- About User Rights
- Navigating a Typical SharePoint Home Page
- Navigating Typical SharePoint Views
- SharePoint Site Hierarchy Explained
- A Word About Metadata
- Searching the SharePoint Site
- SharePoint View Options
- Using List, Document and Library Actions
- Communicating with Users via E-Mail
- Working with SharePoint Lists
- Working with Lists
- Adding List Items
- Editing List Items
- Deleting List Items
- Creating, Editing & Deleting Lists
- Changing List Permissions
- Working with Surveys & Discussions
- Working with Survey Actions & Views
- Responding to a Survey
- Viewing Survey Results
- Creating a Survey
- Viewing Web Discussions
- Working with Discussion Boards
- Creating a New Discussion Board
- Customizing SharePoint
- Updating Your User Information
- Changing Your Personal Password
- Setting Alerts
- Creating, Editing & Deleting Personal Viewsv
- Course Recap
SharePoint: Advanced
- Working with the Document Library
- Working with Documents
- Uploading Documents
- Using Document Check Out & Check In
- Downloading a Document
- Additional Document Options
- Working with Web Parts
- Working with Web Part Pages
- Adding Web Parts
- Editing Web Parts
- Removing Web Parts
- Working with SharePoint Libraries
- Working with SharePoint Libraries
- Adding & Deleting a Library
- Setting Library Permissions
- Creating Custom Columns
- Working with Document & Meeting Workspaces
- Creating & Deleting a Document Workspace
- Navigating the Document Workspace
- Creating & Deleting a Meeting Workspace
- Navigating a Meeting Workspace Home Page
- Administrative Site Tasks
- Working with Site Users & Permissions
- Managing Site Groups
- Changing User Passwords
- Modifying a Site Theme
- Canceling Document Check Out of Another User
- Viewing Website Usage Reports
- Course Recap
SharePoint End User: Administrator Training Instructor: Deanna Reynolds
Deanna Reynolds (MCTS) is an author and technical instructor living in Suffolk, Virginia. Since 1993, Deanna has been privileged to work with students traveling many different career paths on a multitude of software programs, including the entire Microsoft Office suite, project management, desktop publishing, and database development. Throughout her career, Deanna has led hundreds of computer productivity training sessions, from beginner through advanced levels.
Most recently, Deanna’s technical training has extended beyond the classroom to include more than 10 DVD-ROM courses for KeyStone Learning Systems and two published books: Word 2007 Pocket Book (Prentice Hall) and Managing Projects with Microsoft Office Project 2007 (Microsoft Press). |
