Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007: for Site Administrators (Power User)

Course Overview

The goal of this course is to provide you with the knowledge required by a site administrator of a Windows SharePoint Services v3 / Microsoft Office SharePoint Server site. (Note: The delegate is assumed to be an information worker running a single WSS/MOSS site, rather than a system administrator, and so the course does not cover administration of SharePoint itself, the underlying web server or the database.)

The course emphasises hands-on experience, with a series of self-guided exercises taking up the majority of the day's training.

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Related Courses

• Microsoft SharePoint 2007: Development: Advanced
• Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007: for Power End Users
• Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007: for Developers
• Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007 for Site Members
• Microsoft Office 2007 SharePoint Server: Implementing Microsoft Office 2007 SharePoint Server
• Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007: for Power Users and non-developers - designer, workflow, collaboration
• Microsoft SharePoint Designer 2007: Introduction for Beginners (5 day)
• Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007: Administration (4 day)
• Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007: Introduction for Beginners (1 day)
• Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007: End User

Audience

Delegates must have attended "Introduction to SharePoint 2007 for End Users" and "Advanced Features of Sharepoint 2007 for End Users" or have equivalent knowledge.

Course Outline

At the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Grant and deny permissions by modifying site users and groups
• Customise a document library by adding columns and views
• Modify the master page, theme and navigation of a site
• Save templates for sites and lists
• Create and use a content type
• Create and use a document information panel
• Implement a policy on a document library
• Implement a workflow on a document library
• Examine and modify the structure of a site
• Use a Records Center to archive documents
• Use Audiences to target content to specific groups of users
• Use the Business Intelligence features of SharePoint