Microsoft SharePoint Designer 2010: Level 1

COURSE OUTLINE:

Audience
This course is intended for web designers and developers, application developers, SharePoint site owners, and other knowledge workers with SharePoint end-user experience, who want to use SharePoint Designer to create and customize SharePoint sites, enhance the look and feel of a SharePoint site, and create dynamic pages using Web Parts and workflows.

Learning Objectives
You will use Microsoft® Windows® SharePoint® Designer 2010 to create and modify a SharePoint site

Lesson 1: Getting Started with the SharePoint Designer Environment

Topic 1A: Identify SharePoint Designer Interface Components
Topic 1B: Get Help in SharePoint Designer
Topic 1C: Customize the SharePoint Designer Interface

Lesson 2: Creating a Subsite

Topic 2A: Create a Blank Subsite
Topic 2B: Create a Page Layout
Topic 2C: Add Content to a Master Page

Lesson 3: Adding Content to the Site

Topic 3A: Add and Format Text
Topic 3B: Work with Tables
Topic 3C: Work with Images

Lesson 4: Formatting a Site with Cascading Style Sheets

Topic 4A: Create an External Style Sheet
Topic 4B: Create Internal Styles
Topic 4C: Modify External Style Sheets

Lesson 5: Linking Web Pages

Topic 5A: Add Hyperlinks
Topic 5B: Create a Hotspot
Topic 5C: Create Bookmark Links
Topic 5D: Open a Linked Page in a New Browser Window

Lesson 6: Adding SharePoint Components to the Site

Topic 6A: Add Lists and Libraries to the Site
Topic 6B: Add Web Parts to a Site

Lesson 7: Automating Business Processes with Workflows

Topic 7A: Create a Workflow
Topic 7B: Modify a Workflow

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