Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010: Basic

COURSE OUTLINE:

Description This course is designed for the user who has been assigned contribute permissions to a SharePoint Foundation Team Web site and needs to learn how to navigate and add content to the site. This course requires experience working with personal computers and familiarity with Windows, particularly Windows 7.

Prerequisites
Experience working with personal computers and familiarity with the Windows operating system, particularly Windows 7.

Learning Objectives
During this course, students will learn how to navigate and contribute to a Team Web site.

Course Content

UNIT 1: GETTING STARTED

Topic A: SharePoint Foundation site

UNIT 2: LISTS

Topic A: Announcements
Topic B: Events
Topic C: Link lists
Topic D: Task lists
Topic E: Contacts
Topic F: Deleting list items

UNIT 3: LIBRARIES

Topic A: Document libraries
Topic B: Picture libraries
Topic C: Wiki pages
Topic D: Asset libraries
Topic E: Form libraries

UNIT 4: TEAM COMMUNICATION

Topic A: Discussion boards
Topic B: Surveys
Topic C: Blog pages

UNIT 5: VIEWS

Topic A: Page views
Topic B: Personal views

UNIT 6: ACCOUNT INFORMATION AND NOTIFICATIONS

Topic A: Personal and regional settings
Topic B: Alerts
Topic C: RSS feeds

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