Learn how to:
- Use all core SharePoint features— sites, site collections, lists, column views, site columns, version control, and much more!
- Administer SharePoint security
- Harness new Office 2007 integration features
- Administer site collection content
- Leverage backup and restore tools in SharePoint 2007
- Leverage InfoPath to design and publish forms
- Customize searches
- Apply Excel to design and publish reports to Excel Services
- Administer Business Data Catalog integration into web parts, search, and lists
- Create and run workflows in SharePoint & SharePoint Designer
- Understand user management and profiles
- Manage web applications, web content, and site collections
- Leverage Sharepoint 2007 search capabilities
- Discover the differences from SharePoint 2003
Use SharePoint to manage your information and communication
Microsoft’s SharePoint 2007 is one of the most powerful information management systems available today. SharePoint 2007 allows your employees to connect and collaborate through audience targeted, interactive communications. It provides a single point of access for all your organization’s teams, departments, partners and customers over your corporate Internet, Intranet and Extranet SharePoint portal. Companies can tear down information silos using SharePoint’s Web 2.0 capabilities including wikis, blogs, discussion boards, and personal messaging.
These are just some of the immediate benefits of using a fully configured SharePoint Server 2007 within your company. However, an improperly implemented SharePoint portal can tie up your IT department and reduce IT resources away from your core business. For companies to take advantage of SharePoint 2007, the product has to be installed, configured, secured, and set up properly by the administrator.
Learn from unbiased experts who teach in a real-world setting
This hands-on course will guide students through Microsoft SharePoint2007 architecture including how it works with the OS, the difference between it and SharePoint 2003, and the many new features. The SharePoint course will also focus on installing and configuring Microsoft SharePoint 2007. Understanding the changes that happen when you install or uninstall Microsoft SharePoint 2007 is critical. The seminar will also go over in detail: installing SharePoint, application management, portals, content types, searches, workflows, document management, disaster recovery, and much more of the features and tools within Microsoft SharePoint 2007.
Specifically you will participate in the following Hand-On Labs:
Chapter 1 — SharePoint Introduction
- Reviewing SharePoint Installation
Chapter 2 — WSS and SharePoint Configuration
- Creating a new SharePoint App.
- Creating SharePoint site collections
- Configuring your site collections
Chapter 3 — SharePoint Lists
- Adding and editing lists
- Changing the view for lists
- Subscribing to RSS feeds for lists
- Exporting list content to MS Excel
Chapter 4 — SharePoint Libraries
- Checking in and checking out files
- Uploading files
- Creating new library files
- Using library templates
- Modifying exiting labs
- Customizing a library
Chapter 5 — Workflow
- Building a SharePoint workflow
- Utilizing workflow templates
- Associating a workflow with a document library
- Creating a custom workflow with SharePoint Designer
Chapter 6 — Working with Web Parts
- Customizing pages with web parts
Chapter 7 — User Management and Profiles
- Creating new groups
- Creating new users
- Maintaining a permissions model
Chapter 8 — Form Services
- Designing forms
- Publishing forms
- Customizing form templates
Chapter 9 — Excel Services
- Creating a Report Center
- Publishing a workbook
- Displaying a workbook in a Web Part
- Creating a KPI list
- Creating a digital dashboard
Chapter 10 — Business Data Catalog
- Understanding the primary roles for the BDC
Chapter 11 — Web Content Management
- Creating a publishing portal
- Enabling variations in a site collection
- Managing labels for translations
- Applying a new master page
- Customizing a master page
- Enabling publishing on a team site
Chapter 12 — Search
- Exploring the basic and advanced search features
- Creating a managed property
- Indexing and searching non-SharePoint sites
- Indexing and searching file shares
- Scheduling updates for content sources
- Resetting crawled content
- Adding a search scope to a site collection
Chapter 13 — Backup and Recovery
- Backing up and recovering SharePoint configuration
- Backing up and recovering SharePoint sites
- Backing up and recovering databases
20 Immediate Benefits of Taking This Class:
- Administer user profiles, active directory imports, and set up useful audiences
- Integrate Office 2007 swiftly
- Make upgrading from SharePoint 2003 easy
- Understand how to set up your SharePoint 2007 security
- Take advantage of InfoPath and Excel within SharePoint 2007
- Create workflows in SharePoint Designer
- Establish a backup and recovery plan for SharePoint 2007
- Work with web content management
- Understand Single Sign On (SSO)
- Publish sites and Business Data Catalog permissions
- Construct RSS feeds with SharePoint Designer
- Comprehend the architectural foundation of the SharePoint 2007 platform
- Leverage Sharepoint 2007 search capabilities
- Construct templates within Records Management
- Import, create, and delete user profiles
- Utilize key performance indicators
- Generate, add, and manage a document library
- Authenticate, authorize, and audit the Business Data Catalog (BDC)
- Understand how web services can be integrated into SharePoint 2007
- Manage Shared Service Providers
