Microsoft Office 365 SharePoint for End Users

Explore how SharePoint enables information sharing across an organization, navigate a team site, add and enable apps, use calendars, libraries, and tasks, and customize site settings.

Explore how SharePoint unifies document libraries, calendars, and project workspaces across organizations from small teams to thousands, enabling cloud access, customized portals, and powerful search.

Explore initial SharePoint sites, including domain name, site collections, and the default team site, with guidance on public sites, redirects, and navigating to search.

Discover how to build a SharePoint team site using the Insert menu to add blog posts, calendars, and document libraries, with filters for upcoming events.

Navigate default sites and explore promoted and personal SharePoint sites, follow and search for content, open a test site, view home, news feed, documents, and training calendar.

Learn how a SharePoint calendar operates as an event list, customize with appointment type columns, and create custom views to filter upcoming customer meetings in the next 14 days.

Explore navigating a SharePoint calendar, viewing event details, and creating or editing events based on permissions, with calendar context, overlays, views, connect to Outlook for a live feed, and alerts.

Discover how SharePoint document libraries function as lists, filter in place, and sort by newest, including creating custom views to show the last 10 added documents and uploading files.

Explore how a SharePoint document library functions, including uploading, viewing, editing, and downloading items, plus library-level features like syncing, emailing links, and alerts.

Create tasks and subtasks, assign them to others, and mark them complete. Build custom views and filters by status or owner, with Outlook sync and export to Excel or Access.

Add apps from site contents, customize them, and reuse data across pages with an event calendar, a staff directory, and image assets using filters and views.

learn how to add and insert apps on a sharepoint page, use app parts from the available basket, and manage site contents, permissions, and web parts.

Explore SharePoint site settings to manage users and permissions, branding, navigation, themes, regional options, and master pages, templates, and a site designer tool.

Explore site settings in SharePoint, including site-wide permissions, regional and language options, and lists, libraries, and columns. Learn to create views and personalize the site's look and navigation.

Explore the basics of SharePoint in Office 365, including calendars, document libraries, and tasks, and learn how lists are filtered and sorted to surface content on pages.

Create your first SharePoint site, customize the look with the title and logo, and set permissions. Add content with lists and libraries, then explore apps to extend the site.

Plan your SharePoint site by listing desired content, standardizing on one calendar as the core source, and using event type filters and views to tailor displays across pages.

Create a new SharePoint site from the sites tab, name it short with no spaces for quick setup, and remove the initial icons from site options as needed.

Learn to customize your SharePoint site by editing navigation, layout, fonts, titles, and logos, use tables to align content, and insert web parts to shape page properties.

Create a new SharePoint site in Office 365, customize its look, add lists, libraries, logos, and web parts, and manage page content and timeline.

Learn how to set site permissions and share your site. Invite users with a customized message and assign the three groups—owners with full control, editors, and viewers with read-only access.

Explore site and list level permissions in SharePoint by managing groups like the helpdesk members and owners, adding users with email invitations, and configuring view, edit, and full control access.

Use the project summary feature to add calendars and deadline-driven tasks at the top of your SharePoint site, creating a timeline you populate by adding tasks and selecting what appears.

Explore how lists, libraries, and apps in SharePoint organize content—from document libraries and custom lists to announcements, contacts, events, and knowledge base wiki pages.

Change the look of a SharePoint site using the gear menu, exploring looks, background images, colors, and fonts, and apply a prebuilt color palette to harmonize the design.

Create your first SharePoint site, customize its look, and experiment with lists, libraries, and apps on pages, while assigning permissions to groups and tweaking settings.

Add content to a brand new SharePoint site by creating and customizing a document library, task lists, and custom lists, and learn how to search for content.

Learn to customize document libraries in SharePoint by adding columns, filtering by document type or customer, and creating views. Sync with Outlook and manage sharing, alerts, and library settings.

Create and manage document libraries in SharePoint online by uploading files, creating Word documents from templates, and configuring views, columns, and filters to organize content.

Explore task lists in Microsoft Office 365 SharePoint, using two tabs for individual tasks and the list, with quick edit, alerts when added, and create columns.

Demonstrates adding task lists on a SharePoint site, editing pages to insert tasks with start and due dates and assignees, and setting alerts with export to Excel and calendar view.

Design and customize a SharePoint custom list by planning columns, views, and filters to track items like sales leads, assign reps, log dates, and flag aging leads for follow-up.

Create a custom list in SharePoint by adding an app named custom list, define columns such as company and location, configure views, and place the list on a page.

Add existing content from a SharePoint calendar by inserting an app part, then extend it with a new column and a holiday filter to reuse across pages.

Learn how to deal with web parts not in the gallery when you click add. Explore free and paid third-party options, and upload installable web parts with IT administrator assistance.

Explore how to search for sites and content in SharePoint, quickly finding results from page content, not just titles, with thumbnails, hyperlinks, and filters.

Discover how to search across SharePoint for all content, including full text, locate documents, tasks, and items like Excel and PowerPoint, and open results directly.

Compare document libraries and task lists to see their shared context, treating every item as a list and each column as sortable, filterable, and reusable across your SharePoint site.

Celebrate completing the end users SharePoint course by applying practical skills to create a brand new site, customize its look and feel, set permissions, and add content.