Microsoft Sharepoint Training - Canada

SharePoint for Office 365 Site Owner M55261​ Course Outline

Module 1: Working with Sites

• Site Templates
• Creating Sites
• Site Navigation
• Lab: Ireating Team Sites
• Lab: Creating a Blog Site

Module 2: Page Content

• Wiki Library Pages
• Web Part Pages
• Working with Web Parts
• Lab: Working with Wiki Pages

Module 3: Site Columns and Content Types

• Site Column Gallery
• Creating Site Columns
• Site Content Type Gallery
• Creating Content Types
• Lab: Creating and Working with Content Types
• Lab: Adding a Content Type to a Library

Module 4: Office Integration

• Office Integration
• Lab: Office Integration

Module 5: Managing SharePoint Site Permissions

• SharePoint Groups
• Assigning Permissions
• Permission Inheritance
• Lab: Working with SharePoint Permissions

Introduction to SharePoint 2019 55298AC Training Course Outline

Module 1: SharePoint 2019 Introduction

• SharePoint Versions
• Team Site Layout and Navigation
• Layout
• Navigation

Lab: Exercises

• Team Site Navigation

Module 2: SharePoint List Basics

• Creating Apps Using List Templates
• Creating Lists
• Creating Lists Using List Templates
• List Columns
• Creating List Columns
• Column Validation
• Validating a List Column

Lab: Exercises

• Working with Team Site Lists
• Create Custom Lists and Columns

Module 3: Library Basics

• Library Templates
• Creating Libraries
• Creating a Document Library and Adding Columns
• Creating an Asset Library
• Managing Documents and Versioning
• Checking Out Documents
• Deleting and Restoring Documents
• Versioning

Lab: Exercises

• Working with Team Site Libraries
• Creating Libraries
• Document Versioning

Module 4: Working with Lists and Library Views

• Default Views
• Explore Default Views
• Custom Views
• How to Create a Custom View?

Lab: Exercises

• Working with Views
• Creating Public and Personal View

Module 5: Office Integration

• Excel Integration
• Outlook Integration
• Access Integration

Module 6: Working with Sites

• Site Templates
• Creating Sites
• Creating a Team Site
• Site Navigation
• Managing Site Navigation

Lab: Exercises

• Creating Team Sites
• Creating a Meeting Workspace
• Creating a Blog Site

The following modules will be taught during this course:

Module 1: Introducing SharePoint 2016

• Key components of a SharePoint deployment

• New features in SharePoint 2016

• SharePoint 2016 deployment options

Module 2: Designing an information architecture

• Identifying business requirements

• Understanding business requirements

• Organizing information in SharePoint 2016

• Planning for discoverability

Lab: Designing an information architecture - Part one

• Identifying site columns and content types

Lab: Creating an information architecture - Part two

• Designing a business taxonomy

Module 3: Designing a logical architecture

• Overview of the SharePoint 2016 logical architecture

• Documenting your logical architecture

Lab: Designing a logical architecture

• Planning a logical architecture

• Producing a logical architecture diagram

Module 4: Designing a physical architecture

• Designing physical components for SharePoint deployments

• Designing supporting components for SharePoint deployments

• SharePoint farm topologies

• Mapping a logical architecture design to a physical architecture design

Lab: Designing a physical architecture

• Designing a physical architecture

• Developing a physical architecture design diagram

Module 5: Installing and configuring SharePoint 2016

• Installing SharePoint 2016

• Scripting installation and configuration of SharePoint

• Configuring SharePoint 2016 farm settings

Lab: Deploying and configuring SharePoint 2016 – Part one

• Provisioning a SharePoint 2016 farm

Lab: Deploying and configuring SharePoint 2016 – Part two

• Configuring incoming and outgoing email

• Configuring integration with Office Online Server

Module 6: Creating web applications and site collections

• Creating web applications

• Configuring web applications

• Creating and configuring site collections

Lab: Creating and configuring web applications

• Creating a web application

• Configuring a web application

Lab: Creating and configuring site collections

• Creating and configuring site collections

• Creating a site collection in a new content database

• Using Fast Site Collection Creation

Module 7: Planning and configuring service applications

• Introduction to the service application architecture

• Creating and configuring service applications

Lab: Planning and configuring service applications

• Provisioning a Managed Metadata Service application with Central Administration

• Provisioning a Managed Metadata Service application with Windows PowerShell

• Configuring the Word Automation Services service application for document conversion

• Configuring service application proxy groups

Module 8: Managing users and permissions, and securing content

• Configuring authorization in SharePoint 2016

• Managing access to content

Lab: Managing users and groups

• Creating a web-application policy

• Creating and managing SharePoint groups

• Creating custom permission levels

Lab: Securing content in SharePoint sites

• Managing permissions and inheritance

• Managing site-collection security

• Enabling anonymous access to a site

Module 9: Configuring authentication for SharePoint 2016

• Overview of authentication

• Configuring federated authentication

• Configuring server-to-server authentication

Lab: Extend your SharePoint 2016 to support Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)

• Configuring Microsoft SharePoint 2016 to use federated identities

• Configuring Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) to enable a web application a relying party

• Configuring SharePoint to trust AD FS as an identity provider

• Configuring a web application to use the AD FS identity provider

Module 10: Securing a SharePoint 2016 deployment

• Securing the platform

• Configuring farm-level security

Lab: Securing a SharePoint 2016 deployment

• Configuring SharePoint Server communication security

• Hardening a SharePoint server farm

• Configuring blocked file types

• Configuring Web Part security

• Implementing security auditing

Module 11: Managing taxonomy

• Managing content types

• Understanding managed metadata

• Configuring the managed metadata service

Lab: Configuring content-type propagation

• Creating content types for propagation

• Publishing content types across site collections

Lab: Configuring and using the managed metadata service

• Configuring the managed metadata service

• Creating term sets and terms

• Consuming term sets

Module 12: Configuring user profiles

• Configuring the User Profile Service Application

• Managing user profiles and audiences

Lab: Configuring user profiles

• Configuring the User Profile Service Application

• Configuring directory import and synchronization

Lab: Configuring My Sites and audiences

• Configuring My Sites

• Configuring audiences

Module 13: Configuring Enterprise Search

• Understanding the Search Service Application architecture

• Configuring Enterprise Search

• Managing Enterprise Search

Lab: Configuring Enterprise Search

• Configuring the Search Service Application

• Configuring a file share content source

• Configuring a local SharePoint content source

• Creating a search centre

Lab: Optimizing the search experience

• Configuring a result source and a query rule

• Customizing the search experience

• Creating and deploying a thesaurus

• Configuring entity extractors and refiners

• Managing query spelling correction

Module 14: Monitoring and maintaining a SharePoint 2016 environment

• Monitoring a SharePoint 2016 environment

• Tuning and optimizing a SharePoint 2016 environment

• Planning and configuring caching

• Troubleshooting a SharePoint 2016 environment

Lab: Monitoring a SharePoint 2016 deployment

• Configuring usage and health data collection

• Configuring SharePoint diagnostic logging

• Configuring Health Analyser rules

• Reviewing usage and health data

Lab: Investigating page load times

• Analysing network traffic

• Analysing SharePoint page performance

Advanced Technologies of SharePoint 2016 Course Outline | SharePoint Training | M20339-2

This course includes the following modules:

Module 1: Introduction to SharePoint 2016

This module describes the core architectural components of a SharePoint Server environment, and also helps to identify the new depreciated and removed features in SharePoint 2016.

Lessons:

• Core components of the SharePoint 2016 architecture
• New, deprecated, and removed features in SharePoint 2016
• SharePoint 2016 and SharePoint Online editions

Lab: Reviewing the core Microsoft SharePoint 2016 concepts

• Configuring SharePoint 2016 farms
• Creating and configuring site collections and sites
• Provisioning service applications by using the SharePoint 2016 Management Shell

Module 2: Introduction to hybrid scenarios for SharePoint 2016

This module describes the key hybrid features in SharePoint 2016, and helps you to prepare for a hybrid SharePoint 2016 deployment.

Lessons:

• Exploring the hybrid features in SharePoint 2016
• Preparing for a hybrid SharePoint 2016 deployment

Lab: Configuring an Office 365 tenant

• Creating an Office 365 tenant

Lab: Creating hybrid team sites

• Preparing the SharePoint environment
• Running the SharePoint Hybrid picker

Module 3: Designing business continuity management strategies

This module explains how to select an appropriate database server configuration to meet availability requirements. It also describes how to design a physical architecture and infrastructure to meet high-availability requirements. Finally, this module explains how to develop and implement a backup and restore strategy.

Lessons:

• Designing database topologies for high availability and disaster recovery
• Designing a SharePoint infrastructure for high availability
• Planning for disaster recovery

Lab: Planning and performing backup and restore

• Create a backup and restore plan
• Test the backup and restore process

Module 4: Planning and implementing Business Connectivity Services and Secure Store Service

This module explains how to configure Business Connectivity Services (BCS), and describes how to configure and manage the Secure Store Service application. It also explains how you can configure and manage BCS models.

Lessons:

• Planning and configuring BCS
• Configuring the Secure Store Service
• Managing BCS models

Lab: Configuring BCS and the Secure Store Service

• Configuring the BDC Service Application
• Configuring the Secure Store Service

Lab: Managing BDC models

• Configuring a Secure Store Service target application
• Importing and configuring BDC models

Module 5: Configuring productivity services for a SharePoint 2016 deployment

This module describes SharePoint Add-in architecture. This module also explains how to provision and manage SharePoint apps and App Catalogues. Additionally, this module describes how to provision Microsoft Access Services, Visio Services, Word Automation Services, PowerPoint Automation Services, and SharePoint Translation Services.

Lessons:

• Understanding the SharePoint Add-in architecture
• Provisioning and managing apps and App Catalogues
• Provisioning productivity services

Lab: Configuring and managing SharePoint Add-ins

• Configuring a SharePoint farm to support apps
• Creating and configuring a corporate App Catalogue
• Deploying and monitoring apps

Module 6: Managing solutions in Microsoft SharePoint 2016

This module describes the purpose and structure of SharePoint 2016 features and solutions. In addition, it explains how to manage sandbox solutions in Microsoft SharePoint 2016.

Lessons:

• Understanding the SharePoint 2016 solution architecture
• Managing sandboxed solutions

Lab: Managing solutions

• Configuring a SharePoint farm to support sandboxed solutions
• Configuring a SharePoint site to support sandboxed solutions
• Deploying farm solutions

Module 7: Connecting people

This module explains how to manage user profiles and how to plan and configure My Site and social features. This module also describes how to configure community sites.

Lessons:

• Managing user profiles
• Enabling social interaction
• Building communities

Lab: Configuring profile synchronisation and My Sites

• Configuring profile synchronisation
• Configuring My Sites

Lab: Configuring community sites

• Creating a community site infrastructure
• Configuring Community Site participation

Module 8: Planning and configuring web content management

This module explains how to plan and configure a web content management infrastructure to meet business requirements. This module also describes how to configure managed navigation and product catalogue sites, and how to configure support for multilingual sites. Additionally, it explains how to plan and manage design and customization for publishing sites, and how to plan and configure support for mobile users.

Lessons:

• Planning and implementing a web content management infrastructure
• Configuring managed navigation and catalogue sites
• Supporting multiple languages and locales
• Enabling design and customization
• Supporting mobile users

Lab: Configuring managed navigation and catalogue sites

• Configuring a product catalogue site
• Configuring Cross-Site Publishing
• Configuring publishing sites

Lab: Configuring device channels

• Configuring device channels

Module 9: Planning and configuring Enterprise Content Management

This module explains how to plan for management of content and documents, and how to plan for and configure eDiscovery. Additionally, it describes how to plan for records management and compliance.

Lessons:

• Planning Enterprise Content Management
• Planning and configuring eDiscovery
• Planning records management

Lab: Configuring eDiscovery in SharePoint 2016

• Creating and configuring an eDiscovery Centre
• Discovering and preserving content
• Querying and exporting content

Lab: Configuring records management in SharePoint Server 2016

• Configuring in-place records management

Module 10: Planning and configuring business intelligence solutions

This module explains how to plan business intelligence (BI) architecture for SharePoint 2016, and how to deploy and manage BI services. Additionally, this module also explains how to plan and configure advanced analysis tools.

Lessons:

• Planning BI architecture
• Planning, deploying, and managing BI services
• Planning and configuring advanced analysis tools

Lab: Installing Office Online Server

• Deploy Office Online Server

Lab: Configuring PowerPivot and Power View for SharePoint 2016

• Configuring PowerPivot for SharePoint 2016
• Configuring Power View for SharePoint

Module 11: Planning and configuring productivity and collaboration

This module explains how to plan and configure productivity and collaboration features. This module also explains how to plan and configure composite solutions in SharePoint 2016.

Lessons:

• Planning and configuring collaboration features
• Planning and configuring composites

Lab: Configuring and working with project sites

• Creating an Office Online Server farm and configuring integration in SharePoint 2016
• Creating project sites
• Configuring project sites
• Engaging project teams
• Configuring Project Server integration

Lab: Configuring a workflow

• Configuring Microsoft Azure Workflow and Microsoft SharePoint Workflow Services
• Creating and testing a workflow

Module 12: Upgrading and migrating to SharePoint 2016

This module explains how to prepare for upgrade or migration to SharePoint 2016. In addition, it explains how to manage site collections are how to upgrade them to SharePoint 2016. Finally, the module also describes how to upgrade advanced content from SharePoint Server 2013 to SharePoint 2016.

Lessons:

• Preparing for an upgrade or migration
• Upgrade to SharePoint 2016
• Planning and managing a site-collection upgrade

Lab: Performing a content database migration and upgrade from Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013

• Migrating SharePoint Server 2013 Managed Metadata Service
• Upgrading a SharePoint Server 2013 content database

Lab: Managing site-collection upgrades

• Preparing site collections for upgrade
• Upgrading site collections

Please Note: Microsoft will be retiring this course M20331 on the 28th of February 2020

Module 1: Introducing SharePoint Server 2013

Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 is a document storage and collaboration platform that offers many benefits to organizations. SharePoint deployments may take many different forms in scope, where a deployment may be focused on only delivering one feature, such as enterprise search, or many features, such as document management, business intelligence, web content management, and workflows. Deployments can also differ greatly in size, with small deployments of a single server up to large deployments with farms of 15 or more servers.

In this module, you will learn about the core features of SharePoint 2013, the new features in this version, and what has been removed. You will also learn about the basic structural elements of a farm deployment and how they fit together. Finally you will learn about the different deployment options available to SharePoint 2013.

Lessons

• Key Components of a SharePoint Deployment

• New Features in SharePoint 2013

• SharePoint 2013 Deployment Options

After completing this module, you will be able to:

• Identify the capabilities and architecture of SharePoint 2013.

• Identify new and deprecated features in SharePoint 2013.

• Identify deployment options for SharePoint 2013.

Module 2: Designing an Information Architecture

Information architecture (IA) defines the structures by which an organization catalogues information. Designing an IA requires a detailed understanding of the information held in an organization and its usage, context, volatility, and governance. A good IA rationalizes the creation and storage of content and streamlines its surfacing and use.

IA design should be platform-neutral, but it must also be driven by the functionality of its environment. Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 provides a rich and functional platform for the development and implementation of efficient and effective IA structures. The integral use of metadata throughout SharePoint 2013 means that an IA designer has a range of storage, navigation, and retrieval options to maximize usability in a well-structured IA.

In this module, you will learn about the core elements of IA design and the facilities and devices available in SharePoint 2013 to deploy an effective information management solution.

Lessons

• Identifying Business Requirements

• Understanding Business Requirements

• Organizing Information in SharePoint 2013

• Planning for Discoverability

Lab : Creating an Information Architecture - Part One

Lab : Creating an Information Architecture - Part Two

After completing this module, you will be able to:

• Explain how understanding business requirements drives the design of an organizational IA.

• Describe the key components available in SharePoint 2013 to deploy an IA.

• Plan for discoverability as part of an IA deployment.

Module 3: Designing a Logical Architecture

This module reviews the logical constructs of Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 and SharePoint Online. It discusses the importance of creating a logical architecture design based on business requirements before you implement a solution. The module covers conceptual content, defining a logical architecture, and the components of Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 that you must map to business specifications.

Lessons

• Overview of SharePoint 2013 Logical Architecture

• Documenting Your Logical Architecture

Lab : Designing a Logical Architecture

After completing this module, you will be able to:

• Map business requirements to SharePoint 2013 architecture components.

• Explain the importance of documentation and describe the options for documenting logical architecture.

Module 4: Designing a Physical Architecture

When you design a Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 deployment, you must carefully consider the hardware and farm topology requirements. Your choices of server hardware and the number of servers that you specify for the farm can have a significant impact on how the farm meets user requirements, how users perceive the SharePoint solution, and how long before the farm requires additional hardware.

This module describes the factors that you should consider when you design the physical architecture of a SharePoint 2013 deployment. The physical architecture refers to the server design, farm topology, and supporting elements—such as network infrastructure—for your deployment. This physical architecture underpins the operations of your SharePoint 2013 environment, so it is essential that your physical design fully meets the operational requirements.

Lessons

• Designing Physical Components for SharePoint Deployments

• Designing Supporting Components for SharePoint Deployments

• SharePoint Farm Topologies

• Mapping a Logical Architecture Design to a Physical Architecture Design

Lab : Designing a Physical Architecture

After completing this module, you will be able to:

• Describe the physical design requirements for SharePoint 2013.

• Describe the supporting requirements for a successful SharePoint 2013 physical design.

• Identify SharePoint farm topologies.

• Map a logical architecture design to a physical architecture design.

Module 5: Installing and Configuring SharePoint Server 2013

After you design and plan your logical and physical architectures for a Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 deployment, the next installation steps are to implement the deployment design and specify configuration settings for the deployment.

In this module, you will learn about installing SharePoint 2013 in various topologies. You will learn how to configure farm settings, and how to script the installation and configuration of SharePoint 2013.

Lessons

• Installing SharePoint Server 2013

• Scripting Installation and Configuration

• Configuring SharePoint Server 2013 Farm Settings

Lab : Deploying and Configuring SharePoint Server 2013 - Part One

Lab : Configuring SharePoint Server 2013 Farm Settings

After completing this module, you will be able to:

• Install SharePoint 2013.

• Configure SharePoint 2013 farm settings.

• Script the installation and configuration of SharePoint 2013.

Module 6: Creating Web Applications and Site Collections

After installing your Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 farm, you are ready to begin deploying sites and content, such as an organizational intranet site.

In this module, you will learn about the key concepts and skills related to the logical architecture of SharePoint including web applications, site collections, sites, and content databases. Specifically, you will learn how to create and configure web applications and to create and configure site collections.

Lessons

• Creating Web Applications

• Configuring Web Applications

• Creating and Configuring Site Collections

Lab : Creating and Configuring Web Applications

Lab : Creating and Configuring Site Collections

After completing this module you will be able to perform the following tasks in SharePoint 2013:

• Create web applications.

• Configure web applications.

• Create site collections.

• Configure site collections.

Module 7: Planning and Configuring Service Applications

Service applications were introduced in Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010, replacing the Shared Service Provider architecture of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. Service applications provide a flexible design for delivering services, such as Managed Metadata or PerformancePoint, to users who need them. Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 includes more than 20 services, some of which are new to this version, whereas others are enhanced. In planning and configuring service applications, it is important that you understand the dependencies, resource usage, and business requirements for each.

This module reviews the basic service application architecture, the essentials of planning your service application deployment, and the configuration of your service applications. This module does not discuss sharing, or federation, of service applications. This is covered in more detail in course 20332B: Advanced Solutions of Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013.

Lessons

• Introduction to Service Application Architecture

• Creating and Configuring Service Applications

Lab : Planning and Configuring Service Applications

After completing this module, you will be able to:

• Explain the key components and topologies for SharePoint Server 2013 service application architecture.

• Describe how to provision and manage SharePoint 2013 service applications.

Module 8: Managing Users and Permissions

Many organizations need to store sensitive or confidential information. Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 includes a complete set of security features, which you can use to help ensure that users with the appropriate rights and permissions can access the information they need, can modify the data they are responsible for, but that they cannot view or modify confidential information, or information that is not intended for them. The SharePoint 2013 security model is highly flexible and adaptable to your organization’s needs.

In this module, you will learn about the various authorization and security features available in SharePoint 2013 to help you maintain a secure SharePoint environment. Specifically, you will be learning about authorization and permissions in SharePoint 2013, and how to manage access to content in SharePoint 2013.

Lessons

• Authorization in SharePoint 2013

• Managing Access to Content

Lab : Managing Users and Groups

Lab : Securing Content in SharePoint Sites

After completing this module, you will be able to:

• Understand and manage authorization and permissions in SharePoint 2013.

• Manage access to content in SharePoint 2013.

Module 9: Configuring Authentication for SharePoint 2013

Authentication is the process by which you establish the identity of users and computers. Authorization controls access to resources by assigning permissions to users and computers. To provide authorization to consumers of Microsoft SharePoint content and services, whether they are end users, server platforms, or SharePoint apps, you first need to verify that they are who they claim to be. Together, authentication and authorization play a central role in the security of a SharePoint 2013 deployment by ensuring that consumers can only access resources to which you have explicitly granted them access.

In this module, you will learn about the authentication infrastructure in SharePoint 2013. You will learn how to configure SharePoint to work with a variety of authentication providers, and you will learn how to configure authenticated connections between SharePoint and other server platforms.

Lessons

• Overview of Authentication

• Configuring Federated Authentication

• Configuring Server-to-Server Authentication

Lab : Configuring SharePoint 2013 to Use Federated Identities

After completing this module, you will be able to:

• Explain the authentication infrastructure of SharePoint 2013.

• Configure claims providers and identity federation for SharePoint 2013.

• Configure server-to-server authentication for SharePoint 2013.

Module 10: Securing a SharePoint 2013 Deployment

Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 is not just a group of websites―it is also a site-provisioning engine for intranets, extranets, and Internet sites, a collection of databases, an application platform, and a platform for collaboration and social features, as well as being many other things. In addition to it touching your network, it also touches your line-of-business (LOB) applications and Microsoft Active Directory; therefore, it has a large attack surface to consider and protect. SharePoint 2013 is supplied with several security features and tools out-of-the-box to help you secure it.

In this module, you will learn how to secure and harden your SharePoint 2013 farm deployment and how to configure several security settings at the farm level.

Lessons

• Securing the Platform

• Configuring Farm-Level Security

Lab : Hardening a SharePoint 2013 Server Farm

Lab : Configuring Farm-Level Security

After completing this module you will be able to:

• Secure the SharePoint 2013 platform.

• Configure farm-level security in SharePoint 2013.

Module 11: Managing Taxonomy

In order to organize information and make that information easier to find and work with, you can label or categorize information. With files and items in Microsoft SharePoint, you can apply metadata, which could be a category, a classification, or a tag, in order to organize your content and make it easier to work with.

In most organizations, the most effective way to implement metadata is through a defined taxonomy that you have standardized through stakeholder input. This enables users to select metadata terms from a predefined list, which provides standard results.

Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 can further enhance the application of metadata by using content types. Organizations can use content types to standardize specific types of files, documents, or list items and include metadata requirements, document templates, retention settings, and workflow directly.

Lessons

• Managing Content Types

• Understanding Term Stores and Term Sets

• Managing Term Stores and Term Sets

Lab : Configuring Content Type Propagation

Lab : Configuring and Using Managed Metadata Term Sets

After completing this module, you will be able to:

• Describe the function of content types and explain how to apply them to business requirements.

• Describe the function of managed metadata in SharePoint 2013.

• Configure the Managed Metadata Service and supporting components.

Module 12: Configuring User Profiles

Social computing environments enable organizations to quickly identify colleagues, team members, and others with similar roles or requirements in an organization. Social features in Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 enable users to quickly gain updates and insight into how other members of the organization are working and what information or processes people are developing, along with the progress being achieved.

The SharePoint 2013 social platform is based around the capabilities provided by the user profile service application, supported by other services, such as the Managed Metadata Service and the Search service. The User Profile Service provides configuration and control over importing profile data, creating My Sites, managing audiences, and users can utilize these features.

Lessons

• Configuring the User Profile Service Application

• Managing User Profiles and Audiences

Lab : Configuring User Profiles

Lab : Configuring My Sites and Audiences

After completing this module, you will be able to:

• Plan for and configure user profile synchronization with Active Directory Domain Services.

• Plan for and configure My Sites and audiences.

Module 13: Configuring Enterprise Search

Search has been a cornerstone of Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies since SharePoint Portal Server 2003. Since those early days, the architecture of the search service has evolved through the Shared Service Provider architecture to the service application architecture of SharePoint Server 2010. It has also grown with the addition of FAST technologies. SharePoint Server 2013 continues this growth by re-architecting the service and integrating many of the components that were intrinsic to FAST Search to deliver a more robust and richer experience for IT staff and users.

In this module, you will learn about the new architecture of the Search service, how to configure the key components of search, and how to manage search functionality in your organization.

Lessons

• Understanding the Search Service Architecture

• Configuring Enterprise Search

• Managing Enterprise Search

Lab : Configuring Enterprise Search

Lab : Configuring the Search Experience

After completing this module, you will be able to:

• Describe the core architecture of the Search service and its supported topologies.

• Explain the steps required to configure the Search service in an enterprise environment.

• Describe how to manage and maintain a well-performing Search environment.

Module 14: Monitoring and Maintaining a SharePoint 2013 Environment

Careful planning and configuration alone will not guarantee an effective Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 deployment. To keep your SharePoint 2013 deployment performing well, you need to plan and conduct ongoing monitoring, maintenance, optimization, and troubleshooting.

In this module, you will learn how to plan and configure monitoring in a SharePoint 2013 server farm, and how to tune and optimize the performance of your farm on an ongoing basis. You will also learn how to use a range of tools and techniques to troubleshoot unexpected problems in your SharePoint 2013 deployments.

Lessons

• Monitoring a SharePoint 2013 Environment

• Tuning and Optimizing a SharePoint Environment

• Planning and Configuring Caching

• Troubleshooting a SharePoint 2013 Environment

Lab : Monitoring a SharePoint 2013 Deployment

Lab : Investigating Page Load Times

After completing this module, you will be able to:

• Develop and implement a monitoring plan for a SharePoint 2013 environment.

• Tune and optimize a SharePoint 2013 server farm on an ongoing basis.

• Plan and configure caching to improve the performance of a SharePoint 2013 deployment.

• Troubleshoot errors and other issues in a SharePoint 2013 deployment.

Advanced Solutions of Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 (M20332) Outline

Please Note: Microsoft will be retiring this course M20332 on the 28th of February 2020

This Advanced Solutions of Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 training course will cover the following content:

Module 1: Architecture in SharePoint Server 2013

• Core components of the SharePoint 2013 architecture
• New features
• SharePoint Server 2013 and SharePoint Online Editions

Module 2: Designing for Business Continuity Management

• Designing data base topologies for high availability and disaster recovery
• Designing SharePoint infrastructure for high availability
• Planning for disaster recovery

Module 3: Testing the Backup and Restore Process

• Planning service applications and configuring Service Application Federation
• Designing and configuring a service application topology

Module 4: Configuring and Managing Business Connectivity Services

• Planning and configuring business connectivity services
• Configuring the secure store service
• Managing business data connectivity models

Module 5: Connecting People

• Manage user profiles
• Enabling social interaction and building communities

Module 6: Enabling Productivity and Collaboration

• Aggregating tasks
• Planning and configuring collaboration features and composites

Module 7: Planning and Configuring Business Intelligence

• Planning, deploying, and managing business intelligence services
• Planning and configuring advanced analysis tools

Module 8: Planning and Configuring Enterprise Search

• Configuring Search for an enterprise environment
• Configuring the Search experience
• Optimizing Search

Module 9: Planning and Configuring Enterprise Content Management

• Planning content and records management
• Planning and configuring eDiscovery

Module 10: Planning and Configuring Web Content Management

• Planning and implementing a web content management infrastructure
• Configuring managed navigation and catalog sites
• Supporting multiple languages, locales, and mobile users
• Enabling design and customization

Module 11: Managing Solutions in SharePoint Server 2013

• SharePoint Solution Architecture
• Managing sandbox solutions

Module 12: Managing Apps for SharePoint Server 2013

• SharePoint App Architecture
• Provisioning and managing apps and app catalogs

Module 13: Developing a Governance Plan

• Elements of governance planning
• Planning and implementing governance in SharePoint Server 2013 and SharePoint 2013

Module 14: Upgrading and Migrating to SharePoint Server 2013

• Preparing the upgrade or migration environment
• Performing the upgrade process and manage site collection upgrade

Developing Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 Core Solutions (M20488) Outline

Please Note: Microsoft will be retiring this course M20488 on the 28th of February 2020

This course will cover the following content:

Module 1: SharePoint as a Developer Platform

• Introducing the SharePoint Developer Landscape

• Choosing Approaches to SharePoint Development

• Understanding SharePoint 2013 Deployment and Execution Models

• Lab: Comparing Web Parts and App Parts

Module 2: Working with SharePoint Objects

• Understanding the SharePoint Object Hierarchy

• Working with Sites and Webs

• Working with Execution Contexts

• Lab: Working with Sites and Webs

• Lab: Working with Execution Contexts

Module 3: Working with Lists and Libraries

• Using List and Library Objects

• Querying and Retrieving List Data

• Working with Large Lists

• Lab: Querying and Retrieving List Data

• Lab: Working with Large Lists

Module 4: Designing and Managing Features and Solutions

• Understanding Features and Solutions

• Configuring Features and Solutions

• Working with Sandboxed Solutions

• Lab: Working with Features and Solutions

Module 5: Working with Server-Side Code

• Developing Web Parts

• Using Event Receivers

• Using Timer Jobs

• Storing Configuration Data

• Lab: Working with Server-Side Code

Module 6: Managing Identity and Permissions

• Understanding Identity Management in SharePoint 2013

• Managing Permissions in SharePoint 2013

• Configuring Forms-Based Authentication

• Customizing the Authentication Experience

• Lab: Managing Permissions Programmatically in SharePoint 2013

• Lab: Creating and Deploying a Custom Claims Provider

Module 7: Introducing Apps for SharePoint

• Overview of Apps for SharePoint

• Developing Apps for SharePoint

• Lab: Creating a Site Suggestions App

Module 8: Client-Side SharePoint Development

• Using the Client-Side Object Model for Managed Code

• Using the Client-Side Object Model for JavaScript

• Using the REST API with JavaScript

• Lab: Using the Client-Side Object Model for Managed Code

• Lab: Using the REST API with JavaScript

Module 9: Developing Remote Hosted SharePoint Apps

• Overview of Remote Hosted Apps

• Configuring Remote Hosted Apps

• Developing Remote Hosted Apps

• Lab: Configuring a Provider Hosted SharePoint App

• Lab: Developing a Provider Hosted SharePoint App

Module 10: Publishing and Distributing Apps

• Understanding the App Management Architecture

• Understanding App Packages

• Publishing Apps

• Installing, Updating, and Uninstalling Apps

• Lab: Publishing an App to a Corporate Catalog

• Lab: Installing, Updating, and Uninstalling Apps

Module 11: Automating Business Processes

• Understanding Workflow in SharePoint 2013 

• Building Workflows by using Visio 2013 and SharePoint Designer 2013

• Developing Workflows in Visual Studio 2012

• Lab: Building Workflows in Visio 2013 and SharePoint Designer 2013

• Lab: Creating Workflow Actions in Visual Studio 2012

Module 12: Managing Taxonomy

• Managing Taxonomy in SharePoint 2013

• Working with Content Types

• Working with Advanced Features of Content Types

• Lab: Working with Content Types

• Lab: Working with Advanced Features of Content Types

Module 13: Managing Custom Components and Site Life Cycles

• Defining Custom Lists

• Defining Custom Sites

• Managing SharePoint Sites

• Lab: Managing Custom Components and Site Life Cycles

Module 14: Customizing User Interface Elements

• Working with Custom Actions

• Using Client-Side User Interface Components

• Customizing the SharePoint List User Interface

• Lab: Using the Edit Control Block to Launch an App

• Lab: Using jQuery to Customize the SharePoint List User Interface

Module 15: Working with Branding and Navigation

• Creating and Applying Themes

• Branding and Designing Publishing Sites

• Tailoring Content to Platforms and Devices

• Configuring and Customizing Navigation

• Lab: Branding and Designing Publishing Sites

• Lab: Configuring Farm-Wide Navigation

The course covers the following modules:

Module 1: Creating Robust and Efficient Apps for SharePoint

In this module, you will review key aspects of the apps for SharePoint development platform, including capabilities, packaging and infrastructure, client-side programming for SharePoint, and app security. You will also learn about how to optimize the performance of your apps.

Lessons

• Apps for SharePoint

• Communicating with SharePoint from an App

• Authenticating and Authorizing Apps for SharePoint

• Designing Apps for Performance

Lab: Monitoring SharePoint Health Scores

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Describe the apps for SharePoint development platform.

• Use the client-side object models and the REST API to communicate with SharePoint.

• Configure security for apps for SharePoint.

• Optimize the performance of apps for SharePoint.

Module 2: Developing Managed Metadata Solutions

In this module you will see metadata objects and how they are used to categorize items so that you can learn how to work with them in code. You will also see how to use the advanced features of terms and manage permissions and roles. In this way you can provide a full set of terms that users can tag content with.

Lessons

• Managed Metadata

• Configuring Managed Metadata Term Sets

• Working with Managed Metadata Fields

Lab: Developing Managed Metadata Solutions (Part 1)

Lab: Developing Managed Metadata Solutions (Part 2)

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Explain the capabilities and applications of managed metadata in SharePoint 2013.

• Automate the creation and configuration of managed metadata term sets.

• Interact with managed metadata term sets and fields from client-side and server-side code.

Module 3: Interacting with the Search Service

The module provides an overview of the search service architecture in SharePoint 2013 as it relates to developers, before describing how to construct queries using Keyword Query Language (KQL) and FAST Query Language (FQL) and submit these queries to the search service.

Lessons

• SharePoint 2013 Search Service

• Building Search Queries with KQL and FQL

• Executing Search Queries from Code

Lab: Executing Search Queries from SharePoint Apps

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Describe the SharePoint Search Architecture

• Describe the structure of the search index

• Describe what a crawled property is and how they are created

• Describe what a managed property is and how they are created

• Describe the various settings of a managed property

• Modify the search schema at various levels

Module 4: Customizing the Search Experience

In this module you will create and modify queries as well as manage search results.

Lessons

• Customizing Query Processing

• Customizing Search Results

• Configuring Result Types and Display Templates

• Customizing Content Processing

Lab: Configuring Entity Extraction

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Create various types of result sources

• Create basic and complex query transforms

• Configure query rule conditions and actions to target query intent

• Create and modify result types

• Create and modify display templates

• Utilize display templates with various search web parts

• Add managed properties as refiners with counts

• Utilize entity extraction in your crawls

• Extend content processing with Content Enrichment

Module 5: Implementing Enterprise Content Management

In this module, you will work with SharePoint document management features in code.

Lessons

• Working with eDiscovery

• Working with Content Management

• Automating Records Management

Lab: Implementing Content Management Functionality

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Use SharePoint eDiscovery functionality in custom applications.

• Create and manage information management policies and document sets programmatically.

• Manage and customize SharePoint records management functionality.

Module 6: Developing a Publishing Site for Web Content

In this module, you will learn how to utilize develop web content solutions for publishing sites.

Lessons

• Programming with the Web Content Publishing API

• Developing Page Components for Web Content Publishing

Lab: Customizing a SharePoint Publishing Site

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Describe the capabilities of the Publishing API.

• Describe how to access the Publishing API utilizing the server-side object model.

Module 7: Structuring and Publishing Websites for All Users

This module will focus on providing you with the knowledge to build web sites that are mobile device friendly, support multiple language and with proper navigation.  This will be accomplished by introducing you to SharePoint features including device channels, managed navigation and variations.

Lessons

• Website Structure and Navigation

• Publishing Content

• Publishing to Mobile Devices

• Multi-language sites using Variations

Lab: Structuring a SharePoint Publishing Site

Lab: Publishing for Multiple Devices and Languages

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Configure website structure and navigation

• Describe the difference between structured and metadata navigation

• Programmatically configure site navigation

• Utilize basic publishing features of SharePoint

• Use the new cross-site publishing features of SharePoint 2013

• Work with mobile devices using Device Channels

• Configure and implement variations for multilingual sites

• Work with human and machine translation tasks in variation sites

Module 8: Developing Optimized Internet Sites

In this module, you will learn how to optimize your site for Internet search engines, and maximize the performance of rendering your site content.

Lessons

• Optimizing a SharePoint Site for Search Engines

• Optimizing Performance and Scalability

Lab: Optimizing SharePoint Publishing Sites

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Configure search engine optimization settings

• Add SEO Properties to publishing pages and Managed Navigation terms

• Configure caching to improve site rendering performance

• Optimize site assets and resources to maximize performance

Module 9: Working with Business Connectivity Services

In this module, you will learn how to develop Business Connectivity Services (BCS) solutions.

Lessons

• Business Connectivity Services in SharePoint 2013

• Creating BDC Models in SharePoint Designer

• Creating BDC Models in Visual Studio 2012

Lab: Working with Business Connectivity Services

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Describe the key components of Business Connectivity Services in SharePoint Server 2013.

• Create and configure BDC models by using SharePoint Designer.

• Create and configure BDC models by using Visual Studio 2012.

Module 10: Creating Advanced Business Data Connectivity Models

This module will explore how to create custom search connectors using several different methodologies and lastly, you will learn the advanced topic of the new SharePoint 2013 external event notification feature to support SharePoint list features such as alerts and event receivers when external data changes.

Lessons

• Configuring BDC Models for Search

• Developing Custom Connectivity Components

• Working with External Events and Notifications

Lab: Creating and Deploying a .NET Connectivity Assembly

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Decide when to use BDC models to extend search

• Describe the BCS Connector Framework

• Describe and implement BDC search stereotyped operations

• Configure BDC model properties for search

• Configure custom item level security

• Utilize techniques to optimize search indexing

Module 11: Working with Business Data In Client Applications

BCS provides a framework to access via a wide array of protocols such as WCF and OData services to a myriad of external data sources, ranging from data stored in databases to custom proprietary data stores. In this module you will work with Business Data in both custom and composite solutions.

Lessons

• Working with Business Data in Composite Solutions

• Working with Business Data in Custom Solutions

• Working with Business Data in Client Applications

Lab: Working with Business Data in Apps for SharePoint

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Access business data by using composite solutions.

• Utilize the Business Data Web Parts on your Team and Publishing pages

• Work with external data columns in lists

• Work with Business Data in SharePoint workflows

• Access business data by using custom solutions.

• Utilize the various APIs available such as CSOM, JSOM, and REST

• Access business data by using client applications.

• Configure external content types for use with Office clients

Module 12: Managing and Accessing User Profile Data

In this module, you will review key aspects of the user profile service, and see how you can write client-side and server-side code to access, update and manage user profile properties.

Lessons

• User Profile Data in SharePoint 2013

• Options for Accessing User Profile Data

• Managing User Profile Data

• Managing User Profile Properties

Lab: Accessing User Profile Data

Lab: Managing User Profile Properties

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Explain how user profile data is used in SharePoint.

• Describe the options and restrictions for accessing user profile data.

• Use client-side code to access and server-side code to access and update user profile data.

• Configure and manage user profile properties.

Module 13: Developing Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 Advanced Solutions

In this module, you will see some of the social features in SharePoint 2013, and you will see how you can develop apps which extend and customize the social workload; tailoring the experience for your business needs.

Lessons

• Overview of the Social Workload

• Developing Social Solutions

• Working with Feeds

Lab: Creating a Social App Part

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Describe the main components of the social workload.

• Develop solutions to extend the social workload.

• Create solutions which make use of the newsfeed functionality in SharePoint Server 2013.

Module 14: Monitoring and Troubleshooting Custom SharePoint Solutions

This module will introduce methods that you can use to improve the performance and scalability of solutions and apps.

Lessons

• Debugging SharePoint Apps in Visual Studio

• Diagnosing Faults in Deployed Apps

• Testing Performance and Scalability

Lab: Enabling ASP.NET Tracing

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Describe how to identify, diagnose, and remove bugs in SharePoint apps during development.

• Describe how to record information about issues that arise in deployed SharePoint apps.

• Describe how developers optimize the performance of SharePoint apps by implementing best practices, measuring performance, and load testing.

Nintex Forms and Mobile 55220A​ Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Nintex Forms

• Introduction to Nintex Forms 2013
• Feature Overview
• Types of Form
• Form Controls

Module 2: Getting Started with Nintex Forms

• Using the Form Design Interface
• Building Basic Forms
• Grids, Guides and Snap
• Form Size
• Undo, Version History and Preview
• Save, Publish and Delete
• Form Redirect
• Demonstrations of Forms in
  • Lists
  • Libraries
  • Workflows

Module 3: Building Rich Forms

• Nintex Workflow Start Forms
• Repeating Sections and List Lookups
• Using Rules to Hide or Disable Part of a Form with Panels

Module 4: Form Styles

• Edit Individual Forms
• Logo
• Background
• Borders
• Control Settings Including Borders, Colours and Fonts
• Rules to Apply Conditional Formatting
• Advanced Form Styles
• Update the Form Template
• Cascade Style Sheet

Module 5: Mobile Forms

• Introduction to Nintex Live and Nintex Mobile
• Form Layouts for Mobile devices
• Mobile Specific Form Controls
• Add Photos, Videos and Locations
• Complete Forms While Offline

Developing with the SharePoint Framework M55249 Training Course Outline

Module 1: SharePoint Framework Overview

• What is SharePoint Framework
• Why SharePoint Framework?
• Modern Toolchain

Module 2: Preparing Machine for the SharePoint Framework

• Setup Office 365
• Software Installation

Lab: Preparing Machine for the SharePoint Framework

• Set Up an Office 365 Developer Tenant
• Set Up Your Development Machine

Module 3: Node.js Modules

• Modules
• Creating a Project
• Using Modules
• CommonJS
• Important Modules

Module 4: SharePoint Framework Client Web Parts

• Framework Client Web Parts
• What is a Client Web Part?
• Creating a Project
• Exploring Project Contents
• Running Project
• Gulp Tasks
• Web Part Configuration

Lab: Create a SharePoint Framework Web Part

• Create a SharePoint Client-Side Solution
• Take a Look at the Generated Project
• Modify the Properties and the Property Pane
• Modify the Web Part
• Test on SharePoint

Module 5: JavaScript Introduction

• What is JavaScript
• What is ECMAScript
• Using Libraries to Extend JavaScript functionality
• Debugging JavaScript with the Browser debugger

Module 6: JavaScript Language

• Variables, Objects, Arrays and Functions
• JavaScript Scopes and Closures
• Function Parameters
• Function Constructors
• Prototypes
• Error Handling

Lab: JavaScript Basics

• Read a Number Input From a User and Compare it with a Random Value
• Write a Function to Test the Elements of an Array
• Write a Function That Transforms the Casing of a String
• Write a Rock-Paper-Scissors Game Using JavaScript Objects
• Solve a JavaScript Scope Problem

Module 7: JavaScript Patterns

• Callback Pattern
• Options Hashing
• Self-Invoking Functions
• Class Pattern
• Module Pattern
• Self-Reference

Module 8: TypeScript

• What is TypeScript
• Using TypeScript in Project
• Variables
• Functions
• Interfaces and Classes
• Modules and Namespaces

Lab: Creating a Toy Store with TypeScript

• Creating the Model Classes
• Providing Dummy Data
• Creating the Shopping Cart
• Using an External Library

Module 9: Client Web Part Properties

• Client Web Part Properties
• Webpart Properties
• Adding Properties
• Using Properties
• Preconfigured Entries
• Dynamic Data
• Custom Properties
• Advanced Configuration

Module 10: Loading Frameworks and Libraries

• Loading Libraries and Frameworks
• Considerations
• NPM Package
• Loading from a URL
• Loading a Local Copy
• Loading jQuery and Plugins
• Component Loader

Module 11: SASS

• What is SASS?
• Language
• Variables
• Types
• Comments
• Nested Rules and Properties
• Partials
• Extend
• Mixins
• Functions

Lab: SASS in a SharePoint Framework Project

• Optimising the SCSS File
• Nesting and Extending
• Working with Mixins
• Observing the Generated CSS

Module 12: Loading SharePoint Data in a Client Web Part

• Loading SharePoint Data
• Page Context
• Web Services Overview
• REST and ODATA Fundamentals
• SharePoint REST API’s
• AJAX
• Framework Http Client
• Solving Cross Domain Issues with CORS

Lab: Loading SharePoint Data in a Client-Side Web Part

• Configuring the Web Part Properties
• Loading SharePoint Lists with a DataService and MockService
• Testing in the Local/Online Workbench
• Loading Items for the Selected List

Module 13: Build and Deploy SharePoint Framework Project

• Build and Deploy a Framework Solution
• Building
• Deployment

Lab: Deploying a SharePoint Framework Client Web Part

• Create a Deployment Location
• Generate the Web Part Asset Files
• Generate the Package
• Using the Web Part

Module 14: React

• What is React JS
• Model View View Model (MVVM)
• React Components
• What is JSX
• HTML Tags Vs React Components
• Creating Components
• JavaScript Expressions
• JSX Gotchas
• Relationship with State Machines
• Handling Component State
• Adding Interactivity by Means of Events
• Using Multiple Components
• Transferring Props Between Components
• Lifecycle of a Component
• Alternative Syntax
• SharePoint Framework and React

Lab: Building React Components to View the Members and Permissions in Site

• Modifying the Site Permissions Web Part
• Creating the Main Component
• Create the Data Service Layer
• Visualising the Data Inside Your Component
• Creating the Component to View the Group Members

Module 15: Framework and Office-UI-Fabric

• What is Office UI Fabric?
• Office UI Fabric Versions
• Fabric Core Styles
• Example Uses
• Fabric Components
• Fabric JS
• ngOfficeUIFabric
• Fabric React

Lab: Using Office UI Fabric React Components

• Create a SharePoint Framework Web Part for Facility Management
• Improve the Appearance with Office UI Fabric

Module 16: Deploying SharePoint Artifacts

• Deploying SharePoint Artifacts
• Deployment Options
• Asset Types
• Features

Module 17: Microsoft Graph

• Introduction to Microsoft Graph
• Authentication Providers
• Microsoft Graph API
• Development

Module 18: SharePoint Framework Extensions

• SharePoint Framework Extensions
• Extensions Overview
• Creating Extensions
• Application Customisers
• Field Customisers
• Command Sets

Lab: Using the New Microsoft Graph Client from Within an Application Extension

• Create the Extension Project
• Retrieving Data From the Microsoft Graph Using the GraphHttpClient
• Render the Data Inside Your Component

Module 19: Webpack

• What is Webpack
• Entries and Outputs
• Using Loaders
• Need for Plugins

Module 20: Gulp

• Installing Gulp as a node module
• Gulp Primitives

Module 21: Unit Testing Web Parts

• Including Test Frameworks
• Running Tests
• Component Testing

SharePoint 2013 Power User 55216A​ Course Outline

Module 1: An Introduction to SharePoint 2013

• Overview of SharePoint 2013
• SharePoint Versions
• Central Repository for Information
• Roles in SharePoint
• Web Content Management
• Site Visitors
• Team Collaboration
• Site Members
• Search
• Site Owners
• Social Computing
• Site Collection Administrator
• Workflows
• Farm Administrator
• Business Intelligence
• Security Trimming

Lab: Navigate SharePoint

• Navigate Between Multiple SharePoint Sites and Apps

Module 2: Creating Sites

• An Introduction to Site Topology
• Navigating SharePoint Sites
• When to Create a Site and Where?
• Applying Custom Themes to a Site
• How to Create a New Site?
• Building the Site Navigation Bar
• Site Templates
• Deleting Sites
• Team Sites
• Recovering Deleted Sites
• Project Sites
• Blog Sites
• Community Sites
• Publishing Sites

Lab: Create and Delete Sites

• Create a New Team Site
• Delete a Site
• Restore a Deleted Site

Module 3: Creating and Managing Web Pages

• Introducing Wiki Pages
• Introducing the Publishing Site
• Adding Wiki Pages
• Create and Edit Publishing Pages
• Adding Rich Content to Wiki Pages
• Using Page Layouts
• Promoted Links
• Web Page Metadata
• Adding and Modifying Web Parts
• Site Collection Images
• Deleting Wiki Pages
• Renditions
• Reusable Content
• Web Page Approval
• Scheduling Pages

Lab: Create and Update Pages

• Create a Product Summary Page
• Create a Marketing Photo Page
• Create a Supplier Page

Module 4: Defining Business Information and Retention

• Managed Metadata Service
• Information Management Policies
• An Introduction to Content Types
• Records Centre
• Create and Manage Content Types
• Content Organiser
• Content-Type Settings
• Document IDs
• Using Content Types in Apps
• In-Place Records Management
• Content-Type Hub
• Deploying Content-Types

Lab: Defining Business Information and Retention

• Create and Test an Invoice Content-Type
• Switch On and Test in Place Records
• Create and Test a Content Organiser rule

Module 5: Adding and Configuring Apps

• Adding List and Library Apps
• Popular List and Library Templates
• Managing List and Library Settings
• Add, Modify, Upload, and Delete Content in Apps
• Create and Manage App Columns
• Adding Site Columns
• Sort and Filter Content
• Create and Manage Public Views
• Personal Views
• Working with Document Sets
• Using Alerts in Apps
• Creating App Templates
• Office 2013 Integration with SharePoint Apps
• On-Premises Apps
• SharePoint Marketplace Apps
• Office Integration
• Integration with Microsoft Office
• SharePoint Designer 2013
• Co-Authoring
• InfoPath Designer 2013
• Outlook 2013
• OneDrive for Business

Lab: Working with Apps Lab 1

• Create a New Library
• Create Columns and Views
• Create a Document Set

Lab: Working with Apps Lab 2

• Upload and Manage Files
• Create a New View in a Library
• Create and Delete Announcements
• Test SharePoint Alerts
• Update Items in Quick Edit View

Module 6: Building Processes with Workflows

• An Introduction to Workflows
• Adding Workflows
• Workflow Scenarios
• Removing Workflows
• Creating Workflows
• Third-Party Workflow Tools
• Configuring Workflow Settings

Lab: Create and Run Workflows

• Add a New Workflow
• Test the Workflow
• Update, Rerun and Stop a Workflow

Module 7: Customising Security

• An Introduction to Security
• Creating Groups
• Access Requests
• How Inheriting Security Works?
• Share Sites and Files
• Securing Apps, Folders, Files/Items
• Approving Access Requests
• Managed Metadata Security
• Creating Permission Levels
• OneDrive Security

Lab: Configure Site Security

• Create a Permission Level and Group
• Adding Users to a Group
• Sharing a Site

Module 8: Communicating with Social Tools

• An Introduction to Social Tools
• Community Sites
• Updating your Profile
• Community Portal
• Blog Sites
• Skype for Business
• Newsfeeds

Lab: Get Social

• Update Your Profile

Module 9: Working with Search

• Searching in SharePoint 2013
• How does Search Works?
• Refinements
• Promoted Results
• Search Criteria
• Search Web Parts
• People Search
• How Can Search Be Customised?

Lab: Search

• Review Company Hierarchy
• Investigate Products
• Find Company Handbook
• Navigate the Trains by Dave Sites

SharePoint 2013 Business Intelligence 55158A Certification Training Course Outline

Module 1: Overview of SharePoint Business Intelligence Services and Features

• SharePoint BI Services
• SharePoint BI Features

Module 2: Configuring SharePoint Sites for Business Intelligence

• SharePoint Business Intelligence Site Template
• Configuring an Existing SharePoint Team Site for Business Intelligence

Lab: Configuring SharePoint Team Site for Business Intelligence

Module 3: Excel Services in SharePoint

• Viewing Excel Spreadsheets with SharePoint Excel Services
• Using SharePoint Excel Services Web Part
• Basic Excel Services Farm Configuration Options
• Refreshing Data Sources with SharePoint Excel Services

Lab: Configuring Excel Services Farm Options

Lab: Refreshing Data with Excel Services

Module 4: Visio Services in SharePoint

• Configuring Visio Services Farm Settings
• View Visio Drawings with SharePoint Visio Services
• Attaching Data to Visio Drawings

Lab: Using SharePoint Visio Services

Module 5: SharePoint PowerPivot Add-on

• Overview of PowerPivot Data Models
• Configuring PowerPivot Farm Settings
• Creating a PowerPivot Gallery
• PowerPivot Data Refresh Options

Lab: Configuring PowerPivot for SharePoint

Lab: Refreshing Data from a PowerPivot Gallery

Module 6: SharePoint Power View Feature

• Overview of Power View in SharePoint
• Configuring Data Sources for Power View Reports
• Creating Power View Reports

Lab: Creating a Report with Power View

Module 7: SQL Reporting Services Add-on for SharePoint

• Configuring Reporting Services Farm Settings
• Configuring a SharePoint Library for Reporting Services Reports
• Reporting Services Subscriptions and Alerts
• Report Viewer Web Part

Lab: Adding Reporting Services Reports to a SharePoint Library

Lab: Configuring Subscriptions and Alerts to Reports

Module 8: SharePoint PerformancePoint Services

• Overview of PerformancePoint Services
• Configuring SharePoint Lists and Libraries for PerformancePoint
• Creating a Data Source
• Creating a Score Card and KPI
• Creating PerformancePoint Charts and Graphs
• Creating PerformancePoint Dashboards

Lab: Configuring a SharePoint Site for PerformancePoint

Lab: Create a PerformancePoint Dashboard

Module 9: Power BI

• Overview of Power BI
• How does Power BI Fit with SharePoint?

Lab: Working with Power BI

Introduction to SharePoint for Office 365 55262A​ Course Outline

Module 1: SharePoint 365 Setup

• SharePoint Online

Module 2: SharePoint 365 Introduction

• SharePoint Online
• Site Layout and Navigation
• Navigation

Lab: Team Site Navigation

Module 3: SharePoint List Basics

• Creating Apps Using List Templates
• Creating Lists
• List Columns
• Column Validation

Lab: Working with Team Site Lists

Lab: Create Custom Lists and Columns

Module 4: Library Basics

• Library Templates
• Creating Libraries
• Managing Documents and Versioning

Lab: Working with Team Site Libraries

Lab: Creating Libraries

Lab: Document Versioning

Module 5: Working with Lists and Library Views

• Default Views
• Custom Views

Lab: Working with Views

Lab: Creating Public and Personal Views

Module 6: Working with Sites

• Site Templates
• Creating Sites
• Site Navigation

Lab: Creating Team Sites

Lab: Creating a Blog Site

Microsoft SharePoint Online for Administrators M55238B Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Office 365 and SharePoint Online

• Introduction to Office 365 Administration Centre
• Configure Reporting
• Accessing SharePoint Management Tools, Security, and Compliance
• Managing Office 365 and SharePoint Online with PowerShell
• Comparing On-Premises SharePoint with SharePoint Online
• User identity in Office 365 and SharePoint Online
• Managing User Domains and Building Hybrid Scenarios
• OneDrive and Sites Redirection
• Yammer Redirection
• Understand Hybrid Search
• Hybrid Business Data Connectivity and Hybrid Taxonomy

Lab: Configuring Office 365 Environment

• Create a new Outlook.com Account and New Office 365 Trial
• Install 
• Azure Active Directory PowerShell
• SharePoint Online Management Shell
• Office 2016 on to your Client
• Create Test Users

Module 2: Working with Site Collections

• Introduction to Classical and Modern Admin Centres
• Creating Site Collections
• Defining Ownership and Security for Site Collections
• Configuring Storage
• Configure External Access to Site Collections and External Sharing
• Recovering Site Collections
• Managing Site Collections with PowerShell

Lab: Managing Site Collections

• Create a: 
  • New Site Collection using UI
  • New Modern Site Collection
  • New Site Collection using PowerShell
  • Site and Deploy Content for Later Labs
  • Configure Storage Quotas and External Sharing
  • Restore a Site Collection

Module 3: Managing User Profiles

• Overview of Profile Service
• Defining Profile Properties
• Map Profile Properties to a Term Store
• Creating Custom Profile Properties and Audiences
• Managing User Profile Policies and Audiences
• Configure Trusted My Site Host Locations
• Configure Preferred Search Centre Locations
• Defining Read Access Permission Levels
• Configuring Newsfeed Options
• Setup Email Notifications
• Configure My Site Cleanup

Lab: Managing User Profile Service

• Create a:
  • New Custom User Profile Property
  • Custom Property Mapped to a Metadata Term
  • Audience using Profile Properties and Target Content
  • Configure My Site Cleanup Accounts

Module 4: Working with Data Connections

• Introduction to Data Connections
• Overview of PowerApps, Flow and PowerBI
• Overview of the Business Connectivity Service
• Introduction to BDC Definition Files
• Creating BDC Definition Files
• Introduction to the Secure Store Service
• Configuring the Secure Store Service
• Creating Secure Store Target Application Settings
• Configure Connections to Cloud Services
• Configure Connections to On-Premises Services
• Tools to Build Data Connections
• Creating External Content Types
• Building External Lists using External Data

Lab: Managing the Business Data Connectivity (BDC) Service

• Create a: 
  • New PowerApps Form
  • New Flow
  • New Secure Store Application
  • New BCS BDC Connection
  • External Content-Type
  • New External List to Leverage the External Data

Module 5: Managing the Term Store

• Overview of the Term Store
• Understanding Terms and Life Cycle Management
• Creating 
• Term Groups
• The Term Store
• Term Sets in the UI
• Term Sets via Importing via a CSV
• Terms in the UI
• Terms via PowerShell and CSOM
• Manage Terms with Synonyms and Pinning
• Configure Delegated Administration

Lab: Creating and Managing the Term Store

• Create a Term Group and Term Set
• Manage Terms with PowerShell and CSOM
• Manage Terms with Synonyms and Pinning
• Configure Delegated Administration

Module 6: Configuring Search

• An Introduction to the Search Service
• Classic Versus Modern Search Experience
• Understanding Managed Properties
• Create Managed Properties
• Manage Authoritative Pages
• Understand Result Sources
• Create and Configure Result Sources
• Understand Query Rules
• Promoting Results Through Query Rules
• Remove Search Results from Index
• Exporting Search Configurations
• Importing Search Configurations

Lab: Managing and Configuring the Search Service

• Create a Query in Modern and Classic
• Create a New Result Source
• Export the Search Configuration

Module 7: Configuring Apps

• An Introduction to Apps
• Understanding the App Catalog
• Building the App Catalog
• Adding Apps to the Catalog
• Add Apps to SharePoint Sites
• Adding Apps via Marketplace Store
• Manage App Licensing
• Configure Store Access Settings
• Monitoring App Usage

Lab: Configuring Apps

• Create and Configure an App Catalog
• Add an 
• Office 365 Store App
• App via the App Catalog
• Azure App
• Monitor and Manage App Usage

Module 8: Enterprise Content Management (ECM) in SharePoint Online

• An Introduction to ECM in SharePoint Online
• Components of ECM
• Office 365 Versus Classic Compliancy
• Understanding In-Place Records Management
• Configure In-Place Records Management
• Understanding the Records Centre
• Build and Configure a Records Centre
• Understanding the Compliance Policy Centre
• Build A Compliancy Policy Centre and Configure Policies
• Discover the Security and Compliance Centre
• Configure an eDiscovery Centre
• Build an eDiscovery Case
• Understand Data Loss Prevention
• Build a Data Loss Prevention Policy and Query
• Working with Classification and Data Governance

Lab: Configuring ECM in SharePoint Online

• Configure In-Place Records Management
• Create a Records Centre
• Create an eDiscovery Case
• Configure DLP

Module 9: Manage Options for SharePoint Online

• Configure OneDrive Features
• Configure Use of Yammer or Newsfeeds
• Understand Information Rights Management
• Configure Information Rights Management
• Define Site Classification Options
• Understand Early Release Options for Office 365
• Configure Early Release Options for Your Office 365 Tenant
• Manage Access Control

Lab: Configure Options for SharePoint Online

• Configure OneDrive Options
• Define Site Creation Options
• Configure Information Rights Management

Nintex Workflow 55223A​ Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Nintex Workflow

• Overview of Nintex Workflow
• Workflow Logic - Defining Workflow
• Nintex Workflow and SharePoint
• Nintex Web Site and Support

Lab: Further Help

• Visit the Nintex Support Site

Module 2: Installation and Configuration

• Product Versions and Features
• Installation Requirements and Setup
• Central Administration Configuration
• Upgrading

Module 3: Getting Started with Nintex Workflow

• Activating Nintex Workflow Site Features
• Introducing the Nintex Workflow Designer
• Create a Workflow
• Managing the Workflows
• Working with Templates
• Managing Site Level Settings

Lab: Nintex Feature Activation, Simple Workflow and Nintex Web Parts

• Activate Nintex Features
• Create Simple Workflows
• Use the “My Workflow Tasks” Web Part

Module 4: Creating Rich Workflows

• Conditions and Action Sets
• Working with Snippets
• Using Workflow Variables
• Rich Workflow Actions
• Error Handling

Lab: Rich Workflows

• Use Simple Logic in Workflows
• Configure Workflow Startup Options
• Use Workflows to Create Sites
• Use the Set a Condition Action
• Configure Error Handling
• Use Variables in a Workflow

Module 5: Advanced Workflows

• Conditions and Action Sets
• Working with Snippets
• Using Workflow Variables
• Rich Workflow Actions
• Error Handling

Lab: Advanced Workflows

• Price Check in SQL - Workflow that Validates Data Entry Against a SQL Database and Flags Any Mista
• Management Approval - Hierarchical Approval Process that Dynamically Seeks Approval from each Manage
• New Starters - The Workflow will Create a User in AD and Add Them to Appropriate Security Groups

Module 6: State Machine Workflows

• The State Machine Action
• Building a simple State Machine workflow

Lab: State Machine Workflow

• Import a Workflow
• Review the State Machine Settings
• Test the Workflow
• Update the Workflow to Include an Additional State

Module 7: User Interface

• Clickless and Do More
• The Ribbon
• Zoom and Print
• Association Columns
• Workflow Approval

Lab: User Interface

• Enable and Configure Workflow Approval

Module 8: User-Defined Actions, Site Workflows and Reusable Workflows

• User-Defined Actions Overview
• Creating User-Defined Actions Without Programming
• Create and Manage Site Workflows
• Schedule Workflows
• Create Reusable Workflows
• Assign a workflow to a SharePoint Content-Type

Lab: UDAs and Site Workflows

• Create User-Defined actions
• Test User Defined actions
• Promote User Defined actions
• Create Site Workflows
• Schedule Site Workflows

Module 9: Further Workflow Actions

• Store Data and Retrieve Data Actions
• Capture Document Set Version
• Delete Previous Versions
• Delete Drafts
• Delete Multiple Items
• Convert Document
• Create an Item in Another Site
• Update CRM Record
• Delete/Disable CRM Record
• Query CRM
• Read Document
• Send-Document Set to Repository
• Submit Record
• Declare as Record
• Undeclare as Record
• Update Document
• Wait for Check out Status Change
• Get Meeting Suggestion

Lab: Store and Retrieve Data

• Create Two Workflows That Share Information Between One Another to Process Holiday Request

PowerShell for SharePoint Administrators M55066 Training Course Outline

Module 1: Install and Configure SharePoint Servers with PowerShell

• Preparing the Server
• Configure Server Features
• Configure Prerequisite Applications
• Install SharePoint Software
• Configure SharePoint Farm

Lab: Configure SharePoint Servers with PowerShell

Module 2: Administering SharePoint Servers with PowerShell

• Introduction
• Administering Users and Groups
• Administering the Farm
• Administering Shared Services and Features
• Administering Sites
• Administering Databases

Lab: Administering SharePoint Servers with PowerShell

Module 3: Maintaining SharePoint Servers with PowerShell

• Managing Backups/Restores
• Monitoring and Auditing
• Managing Notifications
• Scheduling Tasks

Lab: Maintaining SharePoint Servers with PowerShell