MS-55199 SharePoint 2016 End User Training

KLUCZOWE ZAGADNIENIA

• kluczowe elementy nawigacji witryn SharePoint
• tworzenie i konfiguracja list
• tworzenie i konfiguracja bibliotek dokumentów
• omówienie funkcji wersjonowania
• tworzenie i modyfikacja widoków list
• tworzenie podwitryn i wykorzystanie szablonów
• konfiguracja stron
• wykorzystanie InfoPath do edycji list
• zarządzanie kolumnami witryny i typami zawartości
• integracja z pakietem Office
• konfiguracja uprawnień
  Łukasz Zajączkowski, Microsoft Certified Trainer

TEMATYKA ZAJĘĆ

• Module 1: SharePoint 2016 Introduction
  SharePoint 2016 Introduction
  Lab: Team Site Navigation

• Module 2: SharePoint List Basics
  SharePoint List Basics
  Lab: SharePoint List Basics

• Module 3: Library Basics
  Library Templates
  Creating Libraries
  Managing Documents and Versioning
  Lab: Library Basics

• Module 4: Working with Lists and Library Views
  Default Views
  Custom Views
  Lab: Working with Lists and Library Views

• Module 5: Working with Sites
  Site Templates
  Creating Sites
  Site Navigation
  Lab: Working with Sites

• Module 6: Page Content
  Wiki Library Pages
  Web Part Pages
  Working with Web Parts
  Lab: Page Content

• Module 7: Forms Library
  Creating a Forms Library
  Creating InfoPath Forms
  Publishing InfoPath Forms to SharePoint
  Lab: Forms Library

• Module 8: Site Columns and Content Types
  Site Column Gallery
  Creating Site Columns
  Site Content Type Gallery
  Creating Content Types
  Lab: Site Columns and Content Types

• Module 9: Office Integration
  Excel Integration
  Outlook Integration
  Access Integration
  Lab: Office Integration

• Module 10: Managing SharePoint Site Permissions
  SharePoint Groups
  Assigning Permissions
  Permission Levels
  Permissions Inheritance
  Lab: Managing SharePoint Site Permissions

• Module 11: Participating in User Communities
  Configure User Profiles and My Sites
  Newsfeeds
  People Newsfeeds
  Document Newsfeed
  Site Newsfeed
  Tag Newsfeed
  Managing Personal Sites
  Lab: Participating in User Communities