
The attached zip file contains documents the trainer users during this course. Please download these files if you wish to work along with the instructor.
Navigate the SharePoint environment by identifying the titlebar, suite bar, quicklaunch, top links, and site settings. Then understand publishing features, global and current navigation, and web parts.
Clarify SharePoint 2013 terminology by mapping the farm, web application, site collection, sites, subsites, lists, libraries, and items to everyday workflows, and explain security trimming, features, and site collection administration.
Manage documents in SharePoint 2013 by reading, adding, editing, and deleting files, handling metadata, using check out, check in, versioning, with alerts and feeds, and flexible opening and bulk uploads.
Learn how metadata labels files and enables multi-category organization in SharePoint document libraries, using columns like manager and status to improve findability, validation, and views.
Learn how to use check-out for editing, check-in, and versioning in SharePoint 2013, manage simultaneous editors, and restore previous versions of documents.
Learn how to set alerts on lists and document libraries, choose delivery via email or RSS, and use RSS feeds to monitor changes, with options for frequency and target recipients.
Learn to create libraries and lists in SharePoint 2013, including custom lists, surveys, and importing spreadsheets, with emphasis on naming, versioning, and metadata for efficient collaboration.
Create a custom list from scratch in SharePoint 2013, add an app, and define columns like food item and servings, using quick edit and views.
Import a spreadsheet into a SharePoint 2013 list by converting data to a table, selecting table or range during import, and adjusting data types for dates, numbers, and currency.
Explore how workflows automate processes using built-in and custom steps, including manual and automatic triggers, forms, tasks, and email notifications within document libraries.
Attach a workflow to a list by configuring a state-based expense approval that auto-notifies the manager and accounting as expenses move from new to approved to paid.
Create and customize views in SharePoint to display data in lists and libraries, using standard, calendar, map, and project views, with sorting, filtering, grouping, and public or personal options.
Create a calendar view from a vacation schedule list by assigning start and end dates, selecting display columns, and using day, week, or month views.
SharePoint 2013 uses a centralized search front end to index content from shared drives, Exchange, and SharePoint, delivering fast, secure, refined results across sites and libraries.
Create a new subsite in SharePoint 2013 by choosing a template, configuring permissions, and setting top links, while exploring getting started tiles and site features.
Learn to customize SharePoint 2013 site appearance by selecting themes, colors, and backgrounds. Adjust layouts and fonts, upload logos, and brand the title or icon - without coding.
Create and edit pages in SharePoint 2013 using site pages and wiki links. Apply page layouts and publishing features with check out, check in, and publish.
Insert and customize web parts on SharePoint pages to display lists, libraries, or media, then edit their views and use the task pane to switch layouts.
This three hour course is an introduction to the concepts needed by both new users, and site owners and power users, to manage a SharePoint site including: creating and working with lists, libraries, and site pages; using views and workflows; working with web parts on a page; granting users permission to use a site; and over-riding inherited permissions for lists or libraries. Materials included are instructional videos, along with downloadable student data files.