
Harness SharePoint as a one-stop shop that centralizes documents, libraries, calendars, and tasks, enables automated workflows, and enforces permissions to boost efficiency and make data accessible.
Learn to create a SharePoint task list using templates, add an app, and set list name, navigation, and URL rules to avoid spaces while keeping a readable display.
Sort and filter a SharePoint 2013 list to find records quickly using column headers. Explore calendar views and other list views to manage and search data efficiently.
Explore how to use the list settings in SharePoint 2013 to manage list structure, permissions, versioning, views, columns, and information management policies.
Explore the document library as a common SharePoint library and compare it with form, picture, wiki page, asset, data connection, and report libraries. Learn about storing documents, templates, and metadata.
Learn to create a document library in SharePoint 2013, configure version history, set the default document template, and manage documents in a central site library.
Create a custom library view to display only project A documents using a new project name column, then set it as a public standard view with filters and versioning.
Enable versioning in a SharePoint document library, explore majors and minors (drafts), view and restore prior versions, and publish major versions to manage document changes.
Set up SharePoint 2013 email alerts on lists or libraries to monitor new or changed items, choose delivery options, and receive item-level or list-level notifications.
Export a SharePoint list to Excel using the export to Excel tool, creating a one-way internet query connection that can be refreshed to reflect updates from SharePoint.
Open with Windows Explorer from the library's connect and export tab to connect your SharePoint library for easy drag-and-drop mass uploads and deletions.
Discover how SharePoint workflows automate business processes by routing emails, assigning tasks, and maintaining a history list to track approvals, bottlenecks, and retention or disposition actions.
discover how to locate, create, and use a wiki page library in a sharepoint 2013 team site, including navigating site contents and working with site pages.
Create a links list in SharePoint 2013, add project-specific links, and display them on a page using a web part, with filtering options.
Get Organized with SharePoint 2013
Are you looking to become more efficient working with a SharePoint site? Or, maybe you're brand new to SharePoint. In either case, this course is for you.
I Feel Your Pain
SharePoint allows you to build a central location for all relevant data. Imagine removing all the pain points that we all experience working with an unorganized shared drive, sending documents through email, following up on tasks, updating an Excel document that everyone else in the office needs to update at the same time. At times, work can become very inefficient!
Don't Waste More Time, Join Me
As you participate in this course you will learn not only the basics of working with a SharePoint site, but unlock the full potential of SharePoint. Most people think of SharePoint as a place to store documents, but it is so much more than storage.
During this course you will learn to:
Take learning SharePoint a step at a time. I've been teaching SharePoint since the 2003 version, to people just like you, wanting to learn how to become more productive in collaborating with others. Over the years SharePoint has progressed by leaps and bounds. Allow me to guide you through the becoming a SharePoint champion and guru. You will be amazed with all that you can do with SharePoint and eliminate many of your pains in office collaboration.
Enroll now and you'll learn how SharePoint will become your new best friend and you'll even thank me for it.