SharePoint Training Overview

This one-day course teaches you how to take your SharePoint site further by building on theories learned in the Level 1 class. This course is geared toward the non-technical person who wants to design, edit and manage content on a SharePoint site once the backend SharePoint server has been set up. This class works in the 2010 Foundations environment, but the same features can be used in Standard 2010. Learn how to use InfoPath forms and workflows for basic office processes, creating dashboards, creating view filters, using content types, creating filter dashboards, using and creating site templates, site design considerations, when to use blogs vs. wikis vs. discussion boards.

SharePoint Training Audience:

Non-IT administrator who wants to design, edit and manage content on a SharePoint site once the backend SharePoint server has been set up.

SharePoint Training Prerequisites

Proficient in using a mouse and keyboard, and proficiency with Word, Excel and Outlook programs. Should be comfortable in creating content on a SharePoint site (libraries, lists, etc.) as well as building pages by adding webparts. General understanding of site components and navigation including how to customize the top link bar and Quick Launch menu.

SharePoint Training Course duration

1 day

SharePoint Training Course outline

1. Site Design & Advanced Web Part Features

• Site Hierarchy
• Planning Your Site Hierarchy & Content
• Content Building Tools
• Pages vs. Sites
• Creating Pages
• Additional Provided Web Parts
• Adding Web Parts
• Page Viewer Web Part
• Resizing the Page Viewer Web Part Window
• Relevant Documents Web Part
• Site Users Web Part
• Creating Visual Links Lists
• Creating a Links List & Icon Property
• Creating View & Adding Web Part
• Adding Internal Link Content
• Adding External Link Content
• Advanced Web Part Management
• Closing Web Parts
• Advanced Web Part Options
• Deleting a Web Part