SharePoint 2013: End User

Define SharePoint libraries and manage documents, including Office and other files, by creating, uploading, deleting, restoring, metadata tagging, creating views, checking out/in, accessing versions, and using folders.

Learn how document checkout in a SharePoint library gives you exclusive editing rights while checked out, while others can view in read-only mode; changes aren't published until you check in.

Explore how version control in a SharePoint 2013 document library saves major and minor versions, handles check-ins and view version history.

Set up alerts in SharePoint 2013 by library or file scope using the alert me button on the library or files tab, with module five for details.

Learn to search SharePoint 2013 content from the upper right box, scope to a site, site collection, or a list or library, and refine results with filters and date ranges.

Explore how SharePoint stores content in tabular structures aligned with SQL Server, view and edit data in a data sheet view, and export to Excel or import from Excel.

Learn how Office Web Apps enables co-authoring in SharePoint, with multiple editors, saving and refreshing to view others' changes.

Learn how to follow people, documents, and sites in SharePoint to customize your news feed, manage follows from profiles and mentions, and stay connected with coworkers.

Tag files and add notes in SharePoint 2013, explore the tag and notes feature, note board, and how to access the tags page from the news feed and quick launch.

Explore microblogging in SharePoint 2013 by posting updates to the newsfeed, mentioning colleagues with @, and engaging through likes, replies, and following controls across everyone or specific sites.