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SharePoint Technologies: A Comprehensive Introduction

Course: 538 Type: Hands-On Training Duration: 4 Days

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
Customize 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 utilize an effective SharePoint solution for your organization is essential to keep pace with the competition. In this course, you acquire the fundamental knowledge and critical skills to create, manage and customize 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
Customizing 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 538 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 back up and restore
Customizing and updating site settings
Removing inactive sites

Centralizing 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

Customizing 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
Synchronizing 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 catalog
Linking to multiple data sources
Populating a data view

Transforming site layout

Standardizing 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

Personalizing enterprise information with SharePoint Server 2007 tools

My Site
My Calendar
My Links
My Inbox
My Alerts

Adapting SharePoint Technologies to Your Environment

Leveraging Excel Services
Consuming a Web service in SharePoint
Architecting a SharePoint implementation strategy
Benefiting from SharePoint workflows

Related Courses

SharePoint is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. The PMI R.E.P. logo is a registered mark of the Project Management Institute, Inc.

Course Description

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SharePoint Technologies: A Comprehensive Introduction

Upcoming Dates

Sep 16 - 19, 2008
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Sep 23 - 26, 2008
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About the Course Author

Dux Raymond Sy

"My goal was to get beyond the traditional "point and click" technical course. Instead, the attendee is immersed in practical, case study-driven exercises that address real-world organizational document management and..."
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Course Tuition

$ 2,650	Standard Tuition
Tuition with a Savings Plan
$ 1,580	10-Day Pass
$ 1,665	Training Passport
$ 1,830	Flex-Pass
$ 2,095	Voucher 10-Pack
$ 2,385	Alumni Gold Discount
$ 2,360	Government Discount

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