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Microsoft SharePoint is a web application platform developed by Microsoft. First launched in 2001. Microsoft SharePoint is an enterprise collaboration and content management portal which enable users to connect to each other and share information across an organization. Allows individuals in an organization to easily create and manage their own collaborative websites. Simplifies how people find and share information across boundaries, and enables better-informed decisions. Seamlessly integrates with Windows and MS Office.
Microsoft SharePoint offers fully functional, out-of-the-box software that can be customized to meet the specific needs of your business without the added costs of architects and consultants. The six pillars of SharePoint development are Sites, Communities, Content, Search, Insights, and Composites. One of the benefits of an out-of-the-box solution is that re-designing is easy and can be done on a continuous basis, from the front-end of the software, with no IT experience required.
Documents and content: The basics
Understanding content types
Creating content type for list
Creating content type for a library
Use custom content type
Understanding document sets
Creating a document set
Using a document set in the library
Setting information management policies
Content type benefits
SharePoint permissions: The basics
SharePoint Security Groups
SharePoint Permission Level
Viewing SharePoint group and user permissions
Permissions Inheritance
Creating and modifying security groups
Add a user account to a security group
Deleting users from a security group
Stop permission inheritance of a site
Creating a document library
Using a library
Opening and saving Office documents
Adding Columns
Add from existing site columns
Uploading and creating documents in the library
Editing documents
Deleting documents
Viewing and editing properties
Uploading multiple files
Uploading multiple files using Explorer
Downloading multiple files using Explorer
Set up Metadata Navigation
Versioning
Restoring documents to previous versions
Deleting previous versions of a file
Retaining your check-out and check-in changes
Check Out and Check In a document
Co-Authoring in SharePoint
Share files or folders
Using OneDrive (formerly called Skydrive)
Set an alert on Library
Sync a document library to your computer
Working with copies
Customize a library
Use Quick Edit to enter metadata
Exporting a library to Excel
Using asset libraries and rich media
Document library settings
Using a list
Adding a list app to your site
Creating custom list
Creating List Columns
Indexed Columns
Add, edit, and delete list items
Use Announcement List
Add task list
Exploring task settings
Use tags and Note Board
Set up an alert
Viewing Exchange calendars in SharePoint
Syncing a calendar with Outlook
Export a list from Excel
Using the Import Spreadsheet app
Use versions and collaborate with Office
List Settings
The basics
Creating a new site collection
Creating a new site
Using Project Sites to manage work
Branding your site
Navigating in a team site
Site Navigation
Editing site navigation
Viewing all site content
Searching in SharePoint
Managing Themes
Creating a custom view
Creating a dynamic view
Creating a grouped by view
Creating a my documents view
Creating a templates view
Creating a datasheet view
Creating sorted view
Creating a filtered view
Customizing your views
Change column order
Working with calendar views
Working with ad-hoc view
Viewing your newsfeed
Editing your profile
Following people, documents, and sites
Understanding tags and mentions
Microblogging in SharePoint
Keeping track of your tasks
Viewing your sites
Tagging documents and sites
Managing your blog
Posting on your blog
Changing newsfeed settings
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