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This course enables students to continue their development of front end SharePoint 2013 skills. The course is NOT designed to teach the configuration of SharePoint at the tenant level or site collection level – though we will occasionally point out settings that would need to be configured upstream in order to allow site owners the ability to utilize certain features. This course will educate the student in the practical daily tasks of navigating and contributing to SharePoint. This course will equip the student as a site owner to enhance the user experience and utilize more features; for example, create landing pages with multiple web parts, refine search results, and develop workflows. This course will also address the vocabulary and feature shifts from SharePoint 2010 to 2013.

Prerequisites

To benefit fully from this course, students should have the following prerequisite courses/skills and knowledge:

Though not a prerequisite, prior experience with SharePoint will be helpful

Though not a prerequisite, prior experience with Microsoft Office will be helpful

Certification

MOS: Microsoft Office 2013 suites

Exams

77-419 SharePoint 2013 MOS

Included Labs

Working with Announcements

Working with Libraries

Using SharePoint 2013 Social Computing Features

Creating Public Views

Setting Custom Site Navigation within Team Site Collections

Setting Custom Site Navigation within Publishing Site Collections

Setting Unique Site Permissions and List Permissions

Creating and Editing Lists and Columns, Part 1

Creating and Editing Lists and Columns, Part 2

Working with Wiki Pages and Web Parts

Working with Publishing Pages

Using the Approval - SharePoint 2010* Workflow

Creating a Workflow in SharePoint Designer, Part 1

Creating a Workflow in SharePoint Designer, Part 2

Creating a Workflow in SharePoint Designer, Part 3

Creating a Workflow in SharePoint Designer, Part 4

Creating a Workflow in SharePoint Designer, Part 5

Creating a Workflow in SharePoint Designer, Part 6

Creating a Workflow in SharePoint Designer, Part 7

Creating a Workflow in SharePoint Designer, Part 8

Outline

Microsoft SharePoint 2013 for Site Owners

Module 1: Understanding SharePoint 2013 as a Business User

Lesson 1: Exploring SharePoint 2013

Lesson 2: Contributing to SharePoint Lists

Lesson 3: Contributing to SharePoint Libraries

Module 2: Using SharePoint Content

Lesson 1: Participating in User Communities

Lesson 2: Utilizing Views

Lesson 3: Integrating with Microsoft Office

Module 3: Establishing Site Owners

Lesson 1: Becoming a Site Owner

Lesson 2: Managing User and Group Access

Module 4: Building Up SharePoint Sites

Lesson 1: Creating and Editing Lists and Libraries

Lesson 2: Utilizing Web Pages

Lesson 3: Working with Subsites

Module 5: Managing Sites

Lesson 1: Searching SharePoint Sites

Lesson 2: Utilizing SharePoint Apps

Lesson 3: Performing Administrative Tasks on Sites

Module 6: Automating SharePoint with Workflows

Lesson 1: Exploring Workflows

Lesson 2: Using SharePoint 2010 Approval and Three-State Workflows

Lesson 3: Working with SharePoint Designer

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Objectives

Contribute to SharePoint lists and libraries Navigate comfortably through a SharePoint 2013 site Describe high level concepts and interface elements of SharePoint 2013 Use SharePoint Designer 2013 Automate business processes through SharePoint workflows Perform standard site maintenance duties and administrative tasks Create and edit lists and libraries Utilize SharePoint apps Manage user and group access and permissions Search SharePoint sites as well as enhance search capabilities Take the initial steps to becoming a site owner and developing a site Work with subsites Integrate SharePoint with Microsoft Office and other tools Work with webpages and web parts Use and create views Utilize social computing features in SharePoint 2013