SharePoint 2013 Power User

Duration: 3 Days (Face-to-Face or Remote-Live), or 21 hours of coursework with personal facilitation over a four week span (On-Demand)

US Price: $1695 (Face-to-Face or Remote-Live), or $1495 (On-Demand)

Delivery Options: Attend face-to-face in the classroom, remote-live or via on-demand training

Registration: Click here to view upcoming schedules and register for face-to-face or remote-live sessions, or click here to register for on-demand training with a start date that is convenient for you.

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Description

This hands-on course thoroughly covers out-of-the-box features of SharePoint and how to customize these features to make the most of your SharePoint environment. The course begins with an overview of SharePoint system architecture, then moves on to creating SharePoint Web sites. From there, students will deploy navigation solutions for users to easily locate data. Students learn how to create new sites from scratch, as well as from built-in templates. Web parts and pages are then added to sites to provide greater flexibility in the way SharePoint is presented to users.

Included are techniques for using lists to promote information sharing, creating surveys, managing tasks and projects, as well as sharing calendars. Document and file management is also covered, including setting up content approval, managing major and minor file versions, and checking-out/checking-in documents.

Students will learn how to use built-in workflows, as well as how to display database records on SharePoint sites using Business Connectivity Services (BCS).

Comprehensive hands on exercises illustrate the concepts and techniques presented, and provide practice creating common SharePoint components.

Prerequisites

Familiarity with Windows Server 2012 R2 or Windows desktop operating system environment (Windows 8.1 or later). Basic understanding of NTFS file & folder structure and network access.

Course Overview

SharePoint Sites Categories of SharePoint Sites Creating and Managing New Web Applications Creating and Managing Site Collections Creating Sites for Meetings Creating Sites to Support Teams Understanding and Using SharePoint Web Database Setting up Site Navigation Systems	Effectively Using Lists Using Lists for Information Sharing Creating Shared Calendars, Tasks, Announcements and Other Lists Creating Custom Lists From Scratch Creating New Lists Based on Templates Creating and Using Surveys Adding Custom Columns to Lists Creating Custom Views of Lists
Libraries and Document Management Allowing Users to Share Files and Documents with Libraries Configuring Content Approval of Library Entries Setting up Check-In/Check-Out to Enforce Exclusive Access to Documents Managing Major and Minor File Changes Saving Past Versions of Files Fully Customizing Libraries Creating Custom Views of Libraries Setting Validation Rules for New Library Entries	Automating Business Rules with Workflows Using Built-in Workflows Creating Workflows Using Internet Explorer Creating Workflows Using SharePoint Designer 2013 Configuring Workflows to Start Automatically Managing, Editing and/or Deleting Existing Workflows
Pages and Web Parts Adding Pages to Sites Understanding SharePoint's Built-in Web Parts Adding Web Parts to Sites Customizing Web-Parts and Pages Creating Wiki Pages, Publishing Pages and Web-Part Pages Creating Site Navigation Systems	Managing Site Appearance Adding and Removing SharePoint Site Features Using Themes to Customize Page Colors and Fonts Using Picture Files to Standardize Corporate Logos
Microsoft Office Integration Understanding SharePoint's Integration With MS-Office Displaying Excel Content Using Web Parts Setting Up Shortcuts to SharePoint Libraries Using Document Sets to Manage Groups of Files	Database Integration with Business Connectivity Services (BCS) Understanding Business Connectivity Services (BCS) Integrating External Data Content Using SharePoint Designer 2013 Displaying SQL Records on SharePoint Sites Updating SQL Content Using SharePoint Lists in Internet Explorer Updating SQL Content Using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)