Introduction, Usability, and Design
In this course, you will learn how to use the major
features of the Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 system.
Information technology professionals generally find that the vast majority of
expertise that they develop with a new product or technology comes through
hands-on experience using its features to solve a problem. With that in
mind, this course includes hands-on lab activities that give the student the
opportunity to experience Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
personally.
Target Student
Individuals with Microsoft Office experience, who are in
a finance, operations, sales, or human resources areas and responsible for
establishing a team Web site for projects that allow information sharing between
team or department members.
At Course Completion
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Create and customize a SharePoint lists
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Retrieve deleted items from the Recycle
Bin
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Create alerts on SharePoint lists
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Create multiple versions of list items
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Customize the columns in a SharePoint
list
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Customize the views in a SharePoint list
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Create and use content types
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Enable Really Simple Syndication (RSS) for
SharePoint lists
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Email new list items to SharePoint lists
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Create and use Document, Picture and Wiki page
libraries
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Customize site pages using web parts
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Customize the navigation on a Windows SharePoint
Services site
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Authorize users to access a Windows SharePoint
Services site
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Find content using a full-text search
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Use workflows to approve documents with content
approval
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Use Microsoft Access to maintain SharePoint
lists
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Use a Document Workspace to work on Microsoft Office
Documents collaboratively
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Publish and fill out a Microsoft InfoPath form using
a SharePoint Form Library
Prerequisites
You will need experience with an Internet browser
product, as well as power user experience in any application in the Microsoft
Office Suite. Information management experience is also
helpful.