Corporate Training By Zack Academy - SharePoint 2007/2010 for End User

Why Should You Take This SharePoint 2007/2010 for End User Course?

This SharePoint 2007/2010 for End User course is designed for non-IT personnel that need to administer and edit SharePoint sites from within a web browser. Get the fast facts that make learning Microsoft SharePoint 2007/2010 plain and simple! This no-nonsense course uses easy steps and concise, straightforward instruction to show the most expedient ways to learn a skill or solve a specific problem.

Using Microsoft SharePoint, people can set up Web sites to share information with others, manage documents from start to finish, and publish reports to help everyone make better decisions. The capabilities of SharePoint work together to help your company quickly respond to changing business needs. People can share ideas and expertise, create custom solutions for specific needs, and find the right business information to make better decisions. 

The Following Topics Will Be Covered:

The course will follow the outline of the textbook:

Chapter 1. About This Book: 

• Section 1.1. No Computerspeak!
• Section 1.2. A Quick Overview
• Section 1.3. A Few Assumptions
• Section 1.4. A Final Word (or Two)

Chapter 2. What's New and Improved in SharePoint 2007/2010?:

• Section 2.1. New Functionality
• Section 2.2. Improved Functionality

Chapter 3. Getting Started with SharePoint Sites:

• Section 3.1. Understanding Sites
• Section 3.2. Creating a SharePoint Site Based on a Template
• Section 3.3. Locating Items on a Team Site
• Section 3.4. Working with Workspaces
• Section 3.5. Changing a Site's Look and Feel
• Section 3.6. Viewing Site Content
• Section 3.7. Saving a Site Template

Chapter 4. Organizing and Managing Information:

• Section 4.1. Introducing Site Columns and Content Types
• Section 4.2. Managing Site Columns
• Section 4.3. Managing Content Types
• Section 4.4. Customizing Document Templates with Content Types
• Section 4.5. Working with Workflows
• Section 4.6. What Are Workflows?

Chapter 5. List and Library Essentials:

• Section 5.1. Creating and Deleting Lists
• Section 5.2. Adding, Editing, and Deleting List Items
• Section 5.3. Organizing Items with Folders
• Section 5.4. Working with List Columns
• Section 5.5. Using List and Column Validation Rules
• Section 5.6. Sorting and Filtering Lists
• Section 5.7. Working with List Views

Chapter 6. Working with Documents:

• Section 6.1. Managing Documents with a Document Library
• Section 6.2. Customizing Document Templates
• Section 6.3. Uploading Multiple Documents
• Section 6.4. Checking Documents In and Out
• Section 6.5. Tracking Documents with Document IDs
• Section 6.6. Using Send To Locations
• Section 6.7. Introducing Document Sets

Chapter 7. Working with Media:

• Section 7.1. Getting Started with Media Sharing
• Section 7.2. Introducing the Asset Library
• Section 7.3. Organizing with Keywords and Metadata
• Section 7.4. Tagging and Uploading Media Files
• Section 7.5. Using SharePoint Assets from Microsoft Office
• Section 7.6. Adding Media to a SharePoint Page

Chapter 8. Using Information Management Policies:

• Section 8.1. Getting Started with Information Management Policies
• Section 8.2. Using Auditing Policies
• Section 8.3. Adding a Document Label Policy
• Section 8.4. Working with a Document Barcode Policy
• Section 8.5. Setting an Expiration Policy

Chapter 9. Organizing People and Work:

• Section 9.1. Creating a Project Schedule with the Project Tasks List
• Section 9.2. Scheduling Events with the Calendar List
• Section 9.3. Using the Issues List
• Section 9.4. Enhancing Communication with the Discussion List
• Section 9.5. Synchronizing Project Tasks with Microsoft Project

Chapter 10. Using SharePoint with Office 2007/2010:

• Section 10.1. Connecting SharePoint Libraries to Office
• Section 10.2. Connecting a SharePoint Calendar to Outlook
• Section 10.3. Archiving Outlook E-Mail in SharePoint
• Section 10.4. Sharing PowerPoint Slides with a Slide Library
• Section 10.5. Broadcasting a PowerPoint Presentation
• Section 10.6. Importing and Exporting Lists to Excel
• Section 10.7. Connecting Access and SharePoint
• Section 10.8. Introducing SharePoint Workspace

Chapter 11. Collaborating with Blogs:

• Section 11.1. What's Where in a Blog Site
• Section 11.2. Creating a Blog Site
• Section 11.3. Change Your Blog Picture and Description
• Section 11.4. Using Categories
• Section 11.5. Managing Blog Posts
• Section 11.6. Managing Blog Comments
• Section 11.7. Subscribing to a Blog RSS Feed
• Section 11.8. Using Desktop Blogging Tools to Publish Blog Posts 

Chapter 12. Security Within SharePoint 2007/2010:

• Section 12.1. Understanding SharePoint Security
• Section 12.2. Adding People to Groups
• Section 12.3. Creating Groups
• Section 12.4. Granting Permissions to an Individual
• Section 12.5. Breaking Inheritance
• Section 12.6. Granting Access to Lists, Libraries, and Individual Items
• Section 12.7. Removing Security
• Section 12.8. Checking Permissions 

Chapter 13. Using Personal Sites and Social Networking:

• Section 13.1. Introducing My Site
• Section 13.2. Editing Your User Profile
• Section 13.3. Uploading Content
• Section 13.4. Tracking Colleagues
• Section 13.5. Updating Your Status
• Section 13.6. Using Your Note Board 

Chapter 14. Searching for Information:

• Section 14.1. Introducing Search Center
• Section 14.2. Using Search Scopes
• Section 14.3. Using Refiners
• Section 14.4. Setting Up Best Bet Results
• Section 14.5. Subscribing to Search Results as an RSS Feed
• Section 14.6. Using Advanced Search

Syllabus

Chapter 1. About This Book

• Section 1.1. No Computerspeak!
• Section 1.2. A Quick Overview
• Section 1.3. A Few Assumptions
• Section 1.4. A Final Word (or Two)

Chapter 2. What"s New and Improved in SharePoint 2007/2010?

• Section 2.1. New Functionality
• Section 2.2. Improved Functionality

Chapter 3. Getting Started with SharePoint Sites

• Section 3.1. Understanding Sites
• Section 3.2. Creating a SharePoint Site Based on a Template
• Section 3.3. Locating Items on a Team Site
• Section 3.4. Working with Workspaces
• Section 3.5. Changing a Site"s Look and Feel
• Section 3.6. Viewing Site Content
• Section 3.7. Saving a Site Template

Chapter 4. Organizing and Managing Information

• Section 4.1. Introducing Site Columns and Content Types
• Section 4.2. Managing Site Columns
• Section 4.3. Managing Content Types
• Section 4.4. Customizing Document Templates with Content Types
• Section 4.5. Working with Workflows
• Section 4.6. What Are Workflows?

Chapter 5. List and Library Essentials

• Section 5.1. Creating and Deleting Lists
• Section 5.2. Adding, Editing, and Deleting List Items
• Section 5.3. Organizing Items with Folders
• Section 5.4. Working with List Columns
• Section 5.5. Using List and Column Validation Rules
• Section 5.6. Sorting and Filtering Lists
• Section 5.7. Working with List Views

Chapter 6. Working with Documents

• Section 6.1. Managing Documents with a Document Library
• Section 6.2. Customizing Document Templates
• Section 6.3. Uploading Multiple Documents
• Section 6.4. Checking Documents In and Out
• Section 6.5. Tracking Documents with Document IDs
• Section 6.6. Using Send To Locations
• Section 6.7. Introducing Document Sets

Chapter 7. Working with Media

• Section 7.1. Getting Started with Media Sharing
• Section 7.2. Introducing the Asset Library
• Section 7.3. Organizing with Keywords and Metadata
• Section 7.4. Tagging and Uploading Media Files
• Section 7.5. Using SharePoint Assets from Microsoft Office
• Section 7.6. Adding Media to a SharePoint Page

Chapter 8. Using Information Management Policies

• Section 8.1. Getting Started with Information Management Policies
• Section 8.2. Using Auditing Policies
• Section 8.3. Adding a Document Label Policy
• Section 8.4. Working with a Document Barcode Policy
• Section 8.5. Setting an Expiration Policy

Chapter 9. Organizing People and Work

• Section 9.1. Creating a Project Schedule with the Project Tasks List
• Section 9.2. Scheduling Events with the Calendar List
• Section 9.3. Using the Issues List
• Section 9.4. Enhancing Communication with the Discussion List
• Section 9.5. Synchronizing Project Tasks with Microsoft Project

Chapter 10. Using SharePoint with Office 2007/2010

• Section 10.1. Connecting SharePoint Libraries to Office
• Section 10.2. Connecting a SharePoint Calendar to Outlook
• Section 10.3. Archiving Outlook E-Mail in SharePoint
• Section 10.4. Sharing PowerPoint Slides with a Slide Library
• Section 10.5. Broadcasting a PowerPoint Presentation
• Section 10.6. Importing and Exporting Lists to Excel
• Section 10.7. Connecting Access and SharePoint
• Section 10.8. Introducing SharePoint Workspace

Chapter 11. Collaborating with Blogs

• Section 11.1. What"s Where in a Blog Site
• Section 11.2. Creating a Blog Site
• Section 11.3. Change Your Blog Picture and Description
• Section 11.4. Using Categories
• Section 11.5. Managing Blog Posts
• Section 11.6. Managing Blog Comments
• Section 11.7. Subscribing to a Blog RSS Feed
• Section 11.8. Using Desktop Blogging Tools to Publish Blog Posts

Chapter 12. Security Within SharePoint 2007/2010

• Section 12.1. Understanding SharePoint Security
• Section 12.2. Adding People to Groups
• Section 12.3. Creating Groups
• Section 12.4. Granting Permissions to an Individual
• Section 12.5. Breaking Inheritance
• Section 12.6. Granting Access to Lists, Libraries, and Individual Items
• Section 12.7. Removing Security
• Section 12.8. Checking Permissions

Chapter 13. Using Personal Sites and Social Networking

• Section 13.1. Introducing My Site
• Section 13.2. Editing Your User Profile
• Section 13.3. Uploading Content
• Section 13.4. Tracking Colleagues
• Section 13.5. Updating Your Status
• Section 13.6. Using Your Note Board

Chapter 14. Searching for Information

• Section 14.1. Introducing Search Center
• Section 14.2. Using Search Scopes
• Section 14.3. Using Refiners
• Section 14.4. Setting Up Best Bet Results
• Section 14.5. Subscribing to Search Results as an RSS Feed
• Section 14.6. Using Advanced Search