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Tips for SharePoint Site Owners
By Brian Ewoldt | December 03, 2014
So you've decided to take on the task of becoming a SharePoint site owner! Before you dig in and set up your SharePoint site, there are some critical responsibilities you should consider. First, a SharePoint site is not a fire-and-forget web site. It requires your attention and ongoing tweaking to be the faithful companion you need it to be for your business. Without proper attention, a SharePoint site will become lonely as no one will want to visit or use it. It may feel neglected and become unruly.
It may even act out, by performing data dumps, bringing down servers, or becoming infected. To help you with your new role as the proud owner of a SharePoint site, LearnNowOnline has enlisted the help of SharePoint site whisperer Philip Wheat. Philip has collaborated with us in the past on our courses for SharePoint 2013 Application Model and SharePoint 2013 Administration. Now Philip has joined forces with us to create a couple of great courses designed for those of you who wish to take on the task of becoming a SharePoint site owner.
SharePoint 2013 Site Owner: Templates This course will help you understand what being a SharePoint Site Owner is all about, and what tasks and capabilities you'll need to master in order to make your SharePoint site a success. You will learn how to set a baseline for those SharePoint capabilities you are likely to be concerned about, and you'll learn the base capabilities of the various SharePoint templates as they come right out the box. Watch the course trailer:
SharePoint 2013 Site Owner: Managing Sites In this course you'll learn the basics and functionality of managing your SharePoint site and site collection. You will understand the various tasks and items you need to know in order to operate your site on a day-to-day basis and ensure the best user adoption. You will also learn about additional features that can really make your SharePoint site shine. You will learn about Office integration aspects and how you can use workflows to make your SharePoint site operate as an application platform without a complex development effort. By the end of the course, you will understand the items you'll need to operate your site, important takeaways to remember when setting up your site, and tips for gaining adoption and usage of your site. Watch the course trailer:
These SharePoint Site Owner courses are now available, visit www.LearnNowOnline.com for more information including course outlines. With the help of LearnNowOnline and Philip Wheat, our SharePoint site whisperer, your SharePoint 2013 site will be a faithful companion to your business and loved by all. Your site users will be amazed at how well behaved your site is and will want to visit it often.