SharePoint Online Basics (2024)

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Learn The “Swiss Army Knife” Of Business Productivity From A Top SharePoint Consultant

Build your own collaboration sites – no tech skills needed!

Microsoft SharePoint has been called one of the most powerful tools that exist today for business collaboration. Steve Ballmer once said that SharePoint “unleashes a suite of capabilities that dramatically improves the way people work.”

But what does SharePoint actually do, and how do people and businesses actually use it? In this introductory course, our trainer, SharePoint architect and Microsoft certified technical specialist Idaho Edokpayi, demonstrates the basics of using SharePoint and SharePoint Online and shows you how to maximize its capabilities.

In just fourteen short lessons, Idaho demonstrates how SharePoint can be used to store documents and information, build intranet websites, and securely share files. You’ll not only be able to navigate and use SharePoint sites, but also create your own sites for communication and documentation. You’ll also learn how to customize your sites to reflect your specific needs.

Topics covered include:

  • Creating Team Sites to share documents and other collaborative information

  • Creating and editing Communication Sites

  • Navigating the SharePoint platform

  • Working with documents

  • Working with Major Versions and Minor Versions

  • Using Check-In, Search, Recycle Bin, and List Apps

  • Customizing your sites

Enjoy two hours of high-quality HD content in the “Uniquely Engaging”TM Bigger Brains Teacher-Learner style!

Course Goal: By the end of this course, you will be able to store and share files and build intranet websites using SharePoint.

  • Discuss the basic use of Document Libraries

  • Describe the typical uses for Team Sites and Communication Sites

  • Explain the difference between Major Versions and Minor Versions

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ui-avatar of Stephen Morley
Stephen M.
4.5
2 years ago

Very useful as an introduction to navigating around Sharepoint!

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ui-avatar of Ken Robinson
Ken R.
3.5
3 years ago

A useful introduction to Sharepoint or revision for people getting back in to using Sharepoint

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Jay G.
3.0
3 years ago

Create a recent training video. Update the quiz; a few questions with duplicate answers causing an incorrect score if the wrong duplicate is chosen.

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ui-avatar of Gordon Gregory
Gordon G.
4.0
4 years ago

Yes, just what I needed.

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ui-avatar of Raul Bernal
Raul B.
4.0
4 years ago

Claire

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ui-avatar of Benedict
Benedict
4.5
4 years ago

The whole question-anwser thing between a tutor and a student is quite helpful! Everything is explained very logical and detailed, without escalating. There is a lot of well explained content within these two hours.

The music sounds like it is 20 years old ^^

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ui-avatar of Anup Chandran
Anup C.
5.0
4 years ago

simple with clarity and conversational style makes it engaging....
improvements : cover few advanced topics like workflow

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ui-avatar of Archie Kulkarni
Archie K.
5.0
4 years ago

Can we

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ui-avatar of Mark Grindol
Mark G.
3.5
4 years ago

Good explanation of what SharePoint can do and how to get around in SharePoint. Suffers some from the lack of a real world example of SharePoint being used. Much of the examples are dummy sites created just for the course with little detail or few files.

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ui-avatar of Neil Andrew
Neil A.
3.5
4 years ago

Yes, it was Ok. Still not 100% sure why I would use Sharepoint instead of teams except for company websites.

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