Course Outline
Module 1: Introduction to Microsoft SharePoint 2010
This module explains the high-level functionality of SharePoint and how it fits into the Enterprise.
Lessons
- Common collaboration challenges
- Common solutions for collaboration challenges
- Reasons for failure of common solutions
- Business needs that SharePoint addresses
- SharePoint’s integration in the Enterprise
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Answer the question, “What is SharePoint?”
- Explain SharePoint’s collaboration features
- Understand how SharePoint affects their day-to-day tasks
- Learn how SharePoint can integrate with other Microsoft Office applications
- Discuss applications that might be improved by using SharePoint
Module 2: Navigation in SharePoint 2010
This module explains how to find your way around a SharePoint site. It also introduces the student to the Search functionality included in SharePoint.
Lessons
- Introduction to the SharePoint user interface
- Navigating in the SharePoint portal
- Using Search to locate requested documents
- Using Search to locate people
Lab : Using the SharePoint User Interface
- Exercise 1: Examining Sites and Pages
- Task 1 – Examine the different sites available by using Tabs
- Task 2 – Examine the Quick Launch
- Task 3 – Use Breadcrumbs
- Task 4 – Use the Global Links Bar
- Exercise 2: Use Search
- Task 1 – Use search from the Team Site page
- Task 2 – Use search from the Search Center site
- Task 3 – Use People search
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Understand the terminology and structure in SharePoint (e.g. sites, ribbons, menus, etc.)
- Use the navigation features in SharePoint
- Use the Quick Launch vs. the All Site Content to view available content
- Use SharePoint search to find documents
- Use SharePoint search to find people and skills
- How to refine search to make it easier to have relevant results
Module 3: Introduction to Sites and Site Templates
This module explains the structure and use of SharePoint sites in the Enterprise.
Lessons
- What is a SharePoint site?
- The SharePoint site hierarchy
- Site building blocks
- Bringing it all together: Site templates
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Understand the different types of sites in SharePoint
- Use the building blocks in a site
- Use sub-sites
- Understand the functionality of site templates
- Understand the capability to create custom sites
Module 4: Working with SharePoint Lists
This module explains how information is stored in SharePoint.
Lessons
- What are Lists
- Types of Lists
- Entering Data
- List Views
- Lists and Outlook
Lab : Using Lists in SharePoint
- Exercise 1: Examine Existing Lists
- Task 1 – Examine the existing lists on the Quick Launch
- Task 2 – Examine the existing lists that are not available on the Quick Launch
- Task 3 – Use View All Site Content
- Exercise 2: Add, Edit, and Delete List Items
- Task 1 – Add items to the Contacts list
- Task 2 – Edit an item on the Contacts list
- Task 3 – Delete and restore an item from the Contacts list
- Exercise 3: Create List Views
- Task 1 – Create a new view for the Contacts list
- Task 2 – Add new items to the new view
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Define what a SharePoint list is
- Define the different types of SharePoint lists
- Add, update, and delete information in a list
- Create custom views for a list
Module 5: Using Libraries in SharePoint
This module is going to take a closer look at the second way of storing information in SharePoint by using libraries.
Lessons
- What is a SharePoint library
- Types of libraries
- Working with data in a library
- Metadata and library views
Lab : Using Libraries in SharePoint
- Exercise 1: Examine Existing Lists
- Task 1 – Examine the existing libraries on the Quick Launch
- Task 2 – Examine the existing libraries that are not available on the Quick Launch
- Task 3 – Use View All Site Content
- Exercise 2: Add, Edit, and Delete Documents in a Library
- Task 1 – Add new documents to the Shared Documents library
- Task 2 – Edit a document in the Shared Documents library
- Task 3 – Delete and restore an item from the Shared Documents library
- Exercise 3: Create Library Views
- Task 1 – Create a new view for the Shared Documents library
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Define what a SharePoint library is
- Define the different types of SharePoint libraries
- Add, update, and delete information in a library
- Create custom views for a library
Module 6: Using Workflows in SharePoint
This module provides an introduction to workflows in SharePoint. Workflows allow you to automate business processes.
Lessons
- What is a Workflow
- Workflow Advantages
- Built-in Workflows
- Using a Workflow
- Responding to a Workflow
- Tracking a Workflow
Lab : Using SharePoint Workflows
- Exercise 1: Use Workflows in SharePoint 2010
- Task 1 – Examine the existing workflows on the Shared Documents library
- Task 2 – Run the Approval workflow
- Task 3 – Respond to the Approval workflow
- Task 4 – Track the Approval workflow
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Define what a workflow is
- Find the available workflows
- Run a workflow
- Find the status of a workflow
- Respond to a workflow request
Pre-Requisites
Before attending this course, students should have an understanding of Windows 7 and experience in using and intranet or the internet. They should also be familiar with Microsoft Office 2007 or later.
