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In this course, Gini von Courter demonstrates the essential skills you need to work with SharePoint Online. Gini covers essential features such as log in, navigation, use of team and communication sites, editing and coauthoring documents, working with lists, integration with Microsoft 365, and document storage. She begins with basics like logging in and using the start page, then jumps into navigation, permissions, editing your profile, searching in SharePoint Online, posting news, and much more. Gini walks you through using the document library in SharePoint Online, as well as opening, editing, and saving a document. She shows you how to manage documents, view versions, share files, and more. Gini goes over how to use list apps in SharePoint, then finishes up with useful advice on integrating SharePoint Online with Teams and Outlook.

In contrast with the classic team sites, modern SharePoint sites offer users the ability to create either collaboration or communication sites. In this course, learn the difference between the two, how to determine whether a collaboration or communication SharePoint site is best for your situation, and how to build both of these modern sites. Instructor Gini von Courter begins by discussing how to create and modify modern SharePoint sites, including how to customize the site theme and add web parts. She then steps through how to plan and create both communication sites and team sites.

If you’re a SharePoint site owner, you may not realize how many options for configuration you have at your disposal. You can control the look and functionality of the SharePoint sites you manage. In this course, Bill Kulterman shows you how to customize your SharePoint site to better fit your company's brand and optimize your team's workflow.
Get simple customization tips to add navigation, apply out-of-the-box themes, create and edit pages, change layouts, and insert elements such as backgrounds, images, and custom colors. Learn how to add and work with Web Parts to provide more functionality and a better user experience. From images and documents, to lists, shared calendars, and quick links, Bill teaches you the skills you need to get the most out of SharePoint and its many important, customizable features.

The modern experience in SharePoint is designed to be a simplified, more flexible interface for SharePoint Online. In addition to a different look, the modern experience offers new features, changes common workflows, and eliminates some features of the classic SharePoint experience. In this course, instructor Phil Gold walks you through the differences between the modern and classic experiences, and teaches how you can make the transition to the modern experience. He also covers how to take advantage of the new workflows and updated tools.

In today’s complex computing environment, you need more than simple on-premises solutions. Microsoft SharePoint is a significant component of Microsoft 365 solutions. In this course, learn how to create, configure, and implement a hybrid solution involving both SharePoint Online and SharePoint on-premises. Instructor Ed Liberman shows how to plan a hybrid topology, implement hybrid teamwork artifacts and a hybrid search service application, and configure and manage an on-premises data gateway. Plus, he shares tools and tips for migrating content to SharePoint Online.
This course can help you prepare for the Configure and Manage SharePoint Hybrid Scenarios domain of the Microsoft Deploying SharePoint Server Hybrid (MS-301) exam.

SharePoint is a highly customizable enterprise information solution designed to be set up by an administrator to match the goals of an organization. In this course, instructor Phil Gold walks you through setting up and configuring SharePoint Online, connecting with social media, and enabling business services. He covers tenant level to collection level and discusses the basics of site administration. Whether you are just starting out with new SharePoint sites or want to improve existing sites and maximize your user’s experience, this course covers the administrative skills you will need.

Trying to track down the right template—or repurpose an old one—can be time-consuming. In this course, Shari L. Oswald shares a process that can help you remove these repetitive tasks from your workflow. Here, Shari takes you step by step through the creation of an automated document creation workflow and form. Using this process, templates for new document types can be created and stored. When a new document is required, the basic information can be entered into a form, and all the needed documents will be automatically created. This workflow is great for creating client-facing documents, contracts, project notes, and even personalized internal documents. Learn how to plan and create template libraries, build document libraries, and more.

JavaScript allows you to quickly and easily modify the functionality and look of SharePoint. Many site owners and administrators are intimidated by it, but you don't have to be a developer to leverage the power of JavaScript. This course helps you understand how JavaScript and SharePoint work together and what you can do with them. Communications and training professional Phil Gold explains why you should use JavaScript, provides example use cases, and explores the core components and JavaScript libraries that can be applied to SharePoint—at all user levels—to automate tasks, update the user interface, and even move data in and out of SharePoint.