About this course
Through animation and presentation software, this course will define how to use SharePoint for collaborating, capturing and organizing corporate" knowledge (activities, ideas and documents). Demonstrations will be shown to show how Non-IT SharePoint Users in various businesses could program their department's SharePoint site without code.
These demonstrations are based on case studies shared from librarians and information professionals working in universities, associations, government agencies and other business entities in which MS SharePoint had been purchased but improperly implemented in each environment.
This course has great points for anyone who has to use SharePoint. By replacing library terms with the appropriate terms and technical expertise of your business environment, you will have this course tailored for your specialized business environment.
The Problem with SharePoint is that when it is out-of-the-box, it has no specific instructions on how to use it. When properly embedded from within these different business environments, SharePoint is used as a tool to map the activities, ideas and documents of the business, it exists in, to the skills of the staff for current and future collaboration in projects.
At the end of the course, the students will have a fully functional SharePoint site to help them capture and organize their organization's knowledge.
What are the requirements?
- MS Internet Explorer 8.0 or 7.0; Microsoft Windows® SharePoint Services 3.0 site or Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007; MS Office 2003, 2007, MOSS; Web access.
- Recommended books by Weldon, Lorette S.J. that are distributed through Amazon.com: Librarians using SharePoint; SharePoint without Coding; SharePoint without Coding, Volume 2; Research and Social Networking.
What am I going to get from this course?
- Over 63 lectures and 3.5 hours of content!
- Obtain first-hand experiences on how the world is using MS SharePoint.
- Learn a method on how to effectively manage activities, ideas and documents within an organization (profit, non-profit and government) through SharePoint.
- Gain an understanding of how "real“world" situations within organizations could be connected to the creation of a SharePoint website that could be used for individual, departmental and/or organizational usage
What is the target audience?
- library students
- information professionals
- librarians
- content evaluators and developers
- searchers
- community builders
- information providers
- trainers
- decision makers
- project managers
- business analysts
- consultants
- editors
- publishers
- knowledge managers
- writers
- management (upper, middle, etc.)
- general staff