Microsoft SharePoint 2016/19

Microsoft SharePoint 2016/19 combines collaboration and communication tools into a web environment that integrates with Microsoft Office. In this course, you will create and edit SharePoint content on a Microsoft Office SharePoint Services website, which allows you to communicate information and collaborate on projects efficiently and cost-effectively. You will learn how to develop and manage your own SharePoint site.

Course Content

• Introduction to SharePoint 2016/19

• The SharePoint environment

• The Top Links Bar

• Quick Launch

• Navigating in SharePoint 2016/19

• SharePoint 2016/19 Apps

• Metadata Navigation

• Creating and editing content

• Searching for Content

• Working with Lists

• Creating Libraries

• Communicating with team members: sharing information and collaborating on projects

• Co-Authoring

• Creating Sites

• Customizing the SharePoint Environment

• Configuring Web Parts

• Using the new SharePoint Social Features

• Configuring Office Integration with SharePoint

• Working with Workflows

• Connecting SharePoint lists and libraries with Outlook

Application Overview: Microsoft SharePoint 2016/19

Microsoft SharePoint, also known as Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies, is a collection of products and software elements that includes, among a growing selection of components, web browser based collaboration functions, process management modules, search modules and a document-management platform.

Microsoft SharePoint allows you to simplify compliance efforts and keep business information more secure through a comprehensive set of tools to manage and control electronic content.

You can now streamline the everyday business processes that are a drain on organizational productivity by using electronic forms and out-of-the-box workflow processes that users can initiate, track, and participate in through familiar Microsoft Office applications, e-mail, or Web browsers.

SharePoint can be used to host web sites that access shared workspaces, information stores and documents, as well as host defined applications such as wikis and blogs. All users can manipulate proprietary controls called "web parts" or interact with pieces of content such as lists and document libraries.

Use Microsoft SharePoint to manage content and processes, control documents through detailed, extensible policy management, centrally store, manage, and access documents across the enterprise.

You can simplify Web content management, providing easy-to-use functionality to create, approve, and publish Web content. As well you can extend business processes across your organization with Forms Services –driven solutions that make it possible to more securely and accurately collect information both inside and outside the organization without coding any custom applications.