Breeze SharePoint 2007 (MOSS) End-User Course for Team Leaders (Managing Settings)



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Breeze SharePoint 2007 (MOSS) End-User Course for Team Leaders (Managing Settings)

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Course Length:

1 day

Course Price:

$650.00 + GST

Availability:

If your preferred city or time is not currently listed, please call DDLS on 13 12 01 and we can try to accommodate your needs.

Overview:

This course concentrates on SharePoint 2007 from the Site Owners perspective.

As a site owner, you will play an important role in facilitating collaboration within your organization. Setting up sites and site collections that are useful and easy to navigate will encourage your colleagues to take advantage of the many benefits of SharePoint.

***A site owner is the person responsible for managing a MOSS/WSS site, known as a team leader or SharePoint champion, not someone in the IT department. ***

Skills Gained:

After completing the course students will understand:
How to create and manage lists, libraries and views
How to manage users and groups
How to create and delete sites, workspaces and web pages
How to customize a site
How to administer a site

Key Topics:

Module 1: Custom Course Introduction
This module introduces the course and discusses some of the required background information
Student Welcome
What is SharePoint?
Why does it look different at work?
Some exciting areas in SharePoint
Site Actions Menu
LAB 1: Wiki Welcome

Module 2: Owning and Creating Sites
This Module creates and customises a Site as well as explains the Site Hierarchy.
Creating a new site
Site Templates
Structure of a Site
A Typical Site
Adding a web part
DEMO - site templates and web parts
Module Review
LAB 2: Sites and Web Parts

Module 3: Site Customisations
This Module continues with Site Customisation and deals with Site Ownership. It also shows how to change the 'look and feel' of Sites.
Site Themes
Master Pages
Site Templates
LAB 3: Themes, Master Pages and Templates

Module 4: Lists and Document Libraries
This module demonstrates how to create and configure document libraries and lists however it does not show how to use them!
Storing Word based lists in a document library
Demo - How to create a document library
How SharePoint lists work and the benefits
Demo - How to create a list
Module Review
LAB 4: Million Dollar List

Module 5: Site Columns and Content Types
This module shows how to create and use Custom Site Columns and explains what they are. Content Types are then explained.
What do custom site columns do?
Setup of custom site columns
How the custom site columns fit in?
Demo - creating custom site columns
What are content types
Why use content types
Storage of content types
How content types work
LAB 5: Site Columns

Module 6: Document Management
Document Management shows how to set up a document from Version Control to Printing.
Check In/Check Out
Types of versions
Managing a document
Information Policy Management
Module Review
LAB 6: Content Types and Document Management

Module 7: Using Workflow
Demonstrates how a Workflow works and how you would create a basic Workflow in SharePoint Designer.
What is workflow
How does SharePoint implement Workflows
Creating Workflows
Assigning Workflows
Tracking the progress of a workflow
Demo - Creating a workflow in SharePoint designer
LAB 7: Using Workflow

Module 8: Security
Shows users how to set up Security. It describes Security at the Site level as well as at the Document level.
What levels of security are there?
Security inheritance
User Permissions
Users and Groups
Security Trimming
Security and Search
Module Review
LAB 8: Security

Module 9: Using the Recycle Bin
This module gives the user the ability to use the Recycle Bin at all levels
The evolution of the bin
Properties of the recycle bin
How to use the recycle bin
Recycle bin summary
Module Review
LAB 9: Using the Recycle Bin

Target Audience:

This course is aimed at a non-technical user who will administer a Windows SharePoint Services Site.

Prerequisites:

Before attending this workshop, students should be familiar with Microsoft Office and have three six months experience with MOSS/WSS (Version 3) or have completed the SharePoint 2007 (MOSS) End-User Course (Managing Content)course. This is an advanced technical end user course and is recommended for users who are responsible for setting up and managing MOSS/WSS sites for departments or projects.