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Introduction to SharePoint 2007 for End Users
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| Course title | Microsoft SharePoint 2007 for End Users Introduction |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | £350 exc. VAT |
| Days/Duration | 1 |
| Code | QASPEU07B |
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Overview
The goal of this course is to provide you with the knowledge required by an end-user of Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services v3 / Microsoft Office SharePoint Server. The course emphasises hands-on experience, with a series of self-guided exercises integrated into the training.
You will discover how to access SharePoint from a browser or from Office, how to use SharePoint to collaborate within a team, organise and manage documents, events, lists and other items. You will also be shown how to create your own site with both public and private areas, and how to search for information in a portal site.
Prerequisites
- A basic understanding of Windows XP or Windows Vista
- Experience using Internet Explorer or an equivalent browser
- A basic knowledge of Office applications (Word, Excel, Outlook)
Delegates will learn how to
- Explain how SharePoint can help create a collaborative working environment
- Recognise Site Structure and the SharePoint building blocks
- Find information and people in a SharePoint Site
- Create and edit libraries and lists
- Sort and filter items in a list or library
- Use a document library for collaborative working
- Share a team calendar and contact list
- Connect people to lists and libraries using Outlook
- Control document editing using check in / check out
- Manage documents using versioning and workflows
- Create draft versions of documents
Course Outline
Lesson 1: Understanding SharePoint
- Topic A: Working with SharePoint
- Topic B: SharePoint Structure
- Topic C: Find Information or People
Lesson 2: Managing My Site
- Topic A: Introduction
- Topic B: My Profile
- Topic C: Colleague Tracker
- Topic D: My Links
Lesson 3: Document Libraries
- Topic A: Introduction
- Topic B: Manage Documents
- Topic C: Working with Documents
- Topic D: Document Properties
- Topic E: Wiki Libraries
Lesson 4: Lists
- Topic A: Creating Lists
- Topic B: Calendar Event Lists
- Topic C: Contacts Lists
- Topic D: Task Lists
Lesson 5: View Lists and Libraries
- Topic A: Sort Lists and Libraries
- Topic B: Filter Lists and Libraries
- Topic C: Working with Columns
- Topic D: Using Views
- Topic E: Connecting to Microsoft Outlook
Lesson 6: Content Administration
- Topic A: Using Alerts and RSS
- Topic B: Use RSS Feeds
- Topic C: Check Out/In
- Topic D: Managing Versions
- Topic E: Workflows
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