Microsoft SharePoint 2016 – Site Owner
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Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to create a SharePoint team site and perform basic content management tasks on a single SharePoint site.
Students will:
- Create and configure new sites.
- Add and configure document libraries.
- Add and configure lists.
- Create custom lists and forms.
- Assign permissions and access rights.
- Extend SharePoint functionality with web parts.
Who should attend Microsoft SharePoint 2016 – Site Owner Course
This course is designed for existing Microsoft SharePoint site users who need to create and manage a SharePoint team site.
Prerequisites for Microsoft SharePoint 2016 – Site Owner Course
Microsoft SharePoint 2016 – Site Owner Course Outline
- Create a New Site
- Configure the Look and Feel of Your Site
- Configure a Document Library
- Configure Document Versioning and Check Out
- Configure a Content Approval Process
- Add and Configure an Announcements List
- Add and Configure a Tasks List
- Create, Configure, and Integrate Contacts and Calendars
- Create and Configure Custom Lists
- Create Custom List Forms
- Share Sites and Set Site Permissions
- Secure Lists, Libraries, and Documents
- Add and Configure Included Web Parts
- Add and Configure External Web Parts
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This course is intended for existing SharePoint site users who need to create and manage a SharePoint team site, including tasks like configuring libraries, lists, permissions, and web parts.
Students should have basic computer literacy, basic PC operating system navigation skills, basic Internet usage skills, and basic IP address knowledge.
You will learn to create and configure SharePoint team sites, manage document libraries and lists, build custom lists and forms, assign permissions and access rights, and extend site functionality using web parts.
The course covers creating and configuring sites, adding and configuring libraries and lists, creating custom lists and forms, assigning permissions and access rights, and extending SharePoint with web parts.
Yes, one module focuses specifically on sharing sites, setting site permissions, and securing lists, libraries, and documents.