You Will Learn How To
- Implement team collaboration and document management with Windows SharePoint solutions
- Create and manage SharePoint sites with Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) 3.0
- Tailor Web content using Web Parts
- Interface Word, Excel, Outlook and InfoPath with WSS 3.0
- Customise the appearance of your SharePoint site using SharePoint Designer 2007
- Leverage SharePoint Server 2007 to provide enterprise-level features
Course Benefits
Microsoft SharePoint technologies provide a Web-based framework for remote team collaboration and real-time document management. The ability to plan, design, deploy and utilise an effective SharePoint solution for your organisation is essential to keep pace with the competition. In this course, you acquire the fundamental knowledge and critical skills to create, manage and customise SharePoint across your enterprise.
Who Should Attend
Those managing, developing or working in a collaborative environment who want to benefit from Microsoft SharePoint technologies. Familiarity with Windows, Office and the Web is assumed.
Hands-On Training
Throughout this course, you gain extensive hands-on experience using SharePoint technologies. Exercises include:
- Developing SharePoint sites
- Collaborating with and creating a document library
- Customising a page with Web Parts
- Consolidating SharePoint group contacts and schedules with Outlook
- Gathering business information with an InfoPath form
- Accessing data sources with SharePoint Designer
- Searching multiple sites with SharePoint Server 2007
Course Content
Overview of SharePoint Technologies
Information-handling issues
- Maintaining information integrity
- Overcoming ineffective team coordination
Benefits of SharePoint
- Accessing data from a common source
- Efficient enterprise team collaboration
- Extending Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) 3.0 with SharePoint Server 2007
Creating SharePoint Sites
Defining your site
- Selecting site types using the Site Creation Wizard
- Assigning site membership
Maintaining your site
- Protecting sites with backup and restore
- Customising and updating site settings
- Removing inactive sites
Centralising and Managing Content
Leveraging Windows SharePoint Services
- News
- Events
- Surveys
- Lists
- Blogs
- RSS
- Wizards
- Attachments
- Wikis
- Mobile Site
Storing documents
- Libraries: document, form, image
- Supporting various document types
Filtering library and list output
- Offering alternative views
- Generating user-defined fields
Targeting Content with Web Parts
Customising a page
- Arranging Web Parts with zones
- Selecting components from the gallery
- Setting custom properties
- Connecting related Web Parts
Installing a Web Part
- Benefiting from third-party providers
- Choosing deployment strategies
Collaborating with SharePoint
Sharing documents effectively
- Controlling access with check in/check out
- Tracking changes using version control
Integrating with Microsoft Office
- Achieving online document collaboration with Word
- Synchronising Excel and Access with SharePoint lists
- Coordinating schedules with Outlook
Enhancing team communications
- Building a Discussion Board
- Establishing project tracking lists
Consolidating Business Processes
Employing Microsoft InfoPath
- Simplifying form-based data entry
- Exploiting built-in templates
Publishing InfoPath forms to SharePoint
- Activating the form library
- Editing business-critical information
Extending Sites with SharePoint Designer 2007
Modifying SharePoint sites
- Developing visually rich site interfaces
- Improving "out-of-the-box" page structure
Displaying dynamic data
- Referencing the data source catalogue
- Linking to multiple data sources
- Populating a data view
Transforming site layout
- Standardising layout with themes
- Providing a custom look and feel using templates
Expanding Functionality with SharePoint Server 2007
Traversing sites and content
- Indexing geographically dispersed content
- Targeting content using Audiences
Personalising enterprise information with SharePoint Server 2007 tools
- My Site
- My Links
- My Alerts
Adapting SharePoint Technologies to Your Environment
- Leveraging Excel Services
- Presenting forms with Form Server
- Consuming a Web service in SharePoint
- Architecting a SharePoint implementation strategy
- Benefiting from SharePoint workflows
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