Course Description
Continue growing your SharePoint admin skills so you can build sites made for your business's needs. This "Microsoft SharePoint 365 Intermediate" course will increase your knowledge around your admin options, as you learn more about site structure, data fields, and how to configure hub sites in SharePoint. With a practical walk-through of creating a site, groups, and document libraries, you'll learn how to create tasks and subtasks for your team to complete on a shared calendar. You'll also learn how columns work in SharePoint to gather and share information, how to create custom themes for your site, and how to work with PowerShell.
Whether you're an IT expert, or have been tasked with overseeing a SharePoint site for your team, this course will expand your ability to understand and create more functionality and efficiency. Learn how to set up tasks and assign them so projects can get completed on time. Learn how to add custom columns to gather data, get answers to questions, or add a countdown. Add a document library, and learn how to check out, edit, and check in shared documents. Finally, this course introduces you to PowerShell, a DOS-like command environment where you can run elements of SharePoint, create new themes, and more. Come away from this training with more SharePoint skills, and a greater understanding of all SharePoint has to offer your team.
Learning Objectives:
- Expand your knowledge around how to run and administer SharePoint
- Understand more about what the SharePoint Admin Center is
- Learn what is a hub site on SharePoint, and how to create, configure, and permission them
- Learn how to create tasks and assign them to your team
- Learn how to create subtasks in SharePoint
- Discover how to work with columns, and how to create and edit new columns
- Learn how to set up a document library and work with files
- Gain the basics of PowerShell and its applications
- Understand how PowerShell works in SharePoint
- Learn how to create new themes and templates for SharePoint
What You'll Learn
- Administer SharePoint using the SharePoint Admin Center and expand your understanding of SharePoint Online architecture
- Create, configure, and permission hub sites, including adding hub site logos and global links
- Build and assign tasks and subtasks to your team, and add them to a timeline and shared calendar
- Work with columns by creating and editing custom columns such as lookup, number, location, yes/no, choice, calculated, and person columns
- Set up a document library and check files out, check them in, and manage versioning settings
- Use PowerShell to run elements of SharePoint and create new themes and templates
Key Takeaways
- This intermediate course builds on existing SharePoint admin skills to help you create sites tailored to your business's needs.
- It covers site structure, data fields, and how to configure hub sites in SharePoint.
- Learners practice creating a site, groups, and document libraries, and setting up tasks and subtasks on a shared calendar.
- The course shows how columns work in SharePoint to gather and share information and how to create custom themes.
- It introduces PowerShell as a DOS-like command environment where you can run elements of SharePoint, create new themes, and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this course for?
It is for IT experts as well as anyone who has been tasked with overseeing a SharePoint site for their team and wants to expand their ability to create more functionality and efficiency.
What will I learn about hub sites?
You will learn what a hub site on SharePoint is and how to create, configure, and permission them, including adding a hub site logo and global links.
Does this course cover PowerShell?
Yes. It introduces PowerShell, a DOS-like command environment where you can run elements of SharePoint, create new themes, and more, and explains how PowerShell works in SharePoint.
How does this course handle tasks and document libraries?
You learn to create tasks and subtasks and assign them to your team on a shared calendar and timeline, and to create a document library where you can check out, edit, and check in shared documents.
What kinds of columns are covered?
The course covers creating and editing columns, including lookup, number, location, yes/no, choice, calculated, and person columns, to gather and share information.
