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The Exclusive portfolio of courses that are available from the World Education Alliance enables organizations to have Global Training Solutions that meet the needs of any role involved in an environment from Administrators, Developers, Designers and End Users to Executives. The courses are written and delivered by Expert Information Technology trainers and consultants who have the knowledge and skills required to deliver quality training courses either on a public scheduled basis or as private courses to various organizations. Our Trainers and Consultants boast industry leading accreditations and references including the prestigious Microsoft MVP Accreditation. The World Education Alliance, enables you to organize your Information Technology Training requirements for Administrators, Developers, Designers and End Users over multiple locations in one easy step, you can maintain the same local contact that will help you to plan and organize your training program across multiple office locations. This process enables you to maintain the quality of IT training that you require across all regions ensuring that all people involved in an implementation are receiving the same training wherever they are based. Benefits of using the WEA The WEA provides clients with a ‘One Stop Shop’ for their IT Training Requirements. Through the WEA, a world-wide company can train everyone in their organization on SharePoint and Unified Communications and experience the following benefits: One-Stop-Shop for all of their SharePoint education needs Seamless booking for trainers, travel and materials for world-wide engagements Consistent courseware and customer experience Assurance that the instructors are well-trained and fully prepared to teach their classes Consistent pricing and invoicing processes Unique, but flexible bundling of solutions for customers, including trainer selection, course selection and delivery mechanisms Benefits of working with Combined Knowledge, Mindsharp and the World Education Alliance For those who train and work with us, there are several benefits of associating with Combined Knowledge and Mindsharp: Work with recognized, respected industry leaders Live anywhere in the world and train with us World-wide training opportunities Participate in internal education on new technologies Technical support for trainers for both the technology and the course Mentoring for professional development, including writing and training Education Courses The breadth of the education options within the WEA is substantial. Consider the following number of training classes, sorted by audiences for SharePoint Products and Technologies: Administrators Core Technologies in SharePoint Server 2007 Configure and Administer Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Upgrade SharePoint Portal Server 2003 to SharePoint Server 2007 Customize SharePoint sites without writing code using SharePoint Designer 2007 Implement Business Intelligence Solutions using Excel Services Implement, Customize and Manage SharePoint Server 2007 and Search Server 2008 Developer Developer’s guide to Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Create Branded Solutions using SharePoint’s Web Content Management Customize SharePoint sites without writing code using SharePoint Designer 2007 SharePoint InfoPath 2007 for Developers Power End User Office SharePoint 2007 Power End User Site Collection Administrator for the Power End User End User Site Owner Site Member Key Topics for SharePoint End Users Online Executives, Architects and IT Managers SharePoint Server 2007 Governance and Taxonomy Workshops SharePoint Server 2007 Design and Architecture Workshops 1 day Management overview For Unified Communications, we offer the following course: Core Technologies in Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 Delivery Methods Both Mindsharp and Combined Knowledge offer our courses via a number of different delivery methods. These methods can be combined within a larger bundled solution to meet your exact needs. Utilizing over 50 authorized trainers world-wide, the World Education Alliance allows you to have our training delivered using the following methods: Instructor-Led CBT Train-the-Trainer (end-user courseware only) Remote Training to your desktop (Live Meeting plus Audio) Public classes Private classes Customized classes and workshops Delivery Locations Nearly any city in the United States Ottawa and Montreal, Canada UK Midlands – Public Classes UK London – Public classes UK Wide – Private classes Cologne, Germany – Public classes Amsterdam, Holland – Public classes Luxemburg –Public classes EMEA wide for private classes Sydney – Public classes Melbourne – Public classes Brisbane – Public classes Auckland NZ – Public classes Wellington NZ – Public classes Asia Pacific wide for private classes Facts about WEA Trainers There are over 50 authorized trainers in the World Education Alliance. Of these, twelve are MVPs and two are former MVPs. We also offer training in English, French, German, Spanish, Dutch and Finnish. Between 2007 and 2008, our corp of trainers more than doubled. Please let us know how we can help you today. You’ll find that this alliance between Combined Knowledge and Mindsharp will bring you benefits and advantages for SharePoint and Unified Communications education that few others can offer. If you need education world-wide or in your own town, we can assist you today. If you live in North America, South America or Africa, please contact Colleen Haviland colleen.haviland@mindsharp.com If you live in the UK, Europe and the Middle East please contact Zoe Watson at zoe@combined-knowledge.com. For Asia Pacific and Australia please contact sales@combined-knowledge.com.au We pledge to you that we’ll do everything we can to ensure you’re delighted with our education services. 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array_files[6]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/What_Clients_Say.html","2009-10-11","22K","What Clients Say    ","",""," What Clients Say Home - About Combined Knowledge What Clients Say The course was presented in a very professional manner. All materials were clear to follow and well presented. I would have no hesitation in recommending this course. One of my colleagues has attended the developer training and we both feel that we will use Combined Knowledge again. Myra Hunter, Maclay, Murray & Spens The course was well structured and presented very well. The materials were in-depth and giving step by step information. Debdipta Kanjilal, Standard Chartered Bank Excellent lunch the room was great. Excellent manual, Excellent trainer with lots of in-depth knowledge and experience. Diane Wright, Quarriers I definitely would recommend the 4 day End User course and Site Collection course and I look forward to returning to your facility in the future.Tony Davis HQ ARRC Excellent content and presentation, good talking around subjects and not just out of the book. Great location easy to get to. Huw Jenkins, BT Plc Really worthwhile course and the materials are excellent and easy to follow. Tara Crowley, GE HQ Land Forces Very good excellent food and room for training. Great to have a step by step guide to take away. Becky Wright, The ReThink Group Penny is an excellent trainer with proven product knowledge. I have enjoyed this course and will be practicing the new skill I have obtained. Thank you. Angie Towers, University of Southampton Just wanted to say a big thank you to you & the team over there for a really great and informative course this week. I look forward to attending next weeks Designer course in Ullesthorpe. Elmhurst Energy Systems Ltd Excellent course – Very instructive. Good Instructor – Very knowledgeable and helpful the venue was excellent, location very peaceful - Ideal for training/studying BES Consulting Ltd Very Good, Very Enjoyable and Pleasant. Aviva Plc The instructors knowledge was excellent and well grounded in ‘real life’ experience Wragge & Co LLP Excellent – Very useful and a good basis on which to further my use of SharePoint Designer. Materials useful that we can we can take files with us. Thanks Penny! Business Systems Group Well put together course and materials easy to follow labs, very informative. Good location, good food, comfortable room very well set up IT infrastructure. Man Investments As usual everything was of a high standard Wragge & Co LLP Excellent course, taught me what I needed to know and good material with good labs at the end of the modules. Havering Sixth Form College Very good course material labs especially good and useful. Superb location which made my stay enjoyable. Course conference room provided a good learning environment. Buro Happold I enjoyed the course very much and learnt a lot from the course and from the trainers teaching style. APC IT Solutions Excellent Facilities, food and surroundings! Wragge & Co LLP Venue – excellent, course very informative and presented with great enthusiasm and passion. Lloyds TSB This is the best course I have attended! Doncaster PCT “Many thanks for my recent course, must admit the course is the best Ive been on and thoroughly enjoyed myself”. University of Newcastle, SharePoint 2007 Developer Track “This has been one of the best courses I have ever been on” Undisclosed “Many thanks to Steve for his enthusiastic approach throughout the course” Undisclosed “One of the best courses I have attended” Department for Education and Skills “Would recommend it to anyone, very willing instructor and answered all questions. Material was easy to read and follow” Edensor Technology College “Very good course, good pace and delivered by very knowledgeable trainer” CRU “ Training knowledge is excellent, and as with the 2003 courses, is way ahead of the Official Microsoft Course” Undisclosed “Both course and materials are great. Very in-depth and covered everything I needed” Undisclosed “Really good course. A realistic overview of SharePoint 2007 good & weak points – just what I needed!!!” Luton Sixth Form College “The course was excellent, and Steve is a fantastic trainer, one of the best Ive come across in fact. It was a lot to take in one week though, and I think only now are we realising the extent of the project! The notes are excellent and weve both been referring to them constantly since weve got back, but they are clear, concise & relevant.” Beachcroft LLP “Just thought I would drop you a note to thank you ALL for a great weeks training – from the initial contact to the final day, a great experience” The course and the evening event were ‘just right’. Thanks for a fantastic week. Lewis Baldwin, ICS Overall, the course has been excellent and the material is of a very high standard. States of Jersey A well put together course, presented professionally but not without fun. A great job considering it was done with a Beta release! Incontrol Systems Pretty good materials, computers, projectors and installations. The course itself was also excellent, exceeding my expectations. Pegop Energia “The SharePoint 2007 Developer beta course was awesome. Fast-paced, with plenty of down-in-the-code examples. It will take me weeks of review to assimilate all of this information. Todd, Brett, and Gary are top-notch instructors, and kept the class involved and focused. One of the best courses I’ve ever taken.” General Dynamics Information Systems The course was very helpful to the Authority. It gave us a very good understanding of what we had to consider, and made us realise that there is much more to introducing SharePoint Portal then we had realised at the start of our project. Steve and Brett both have a first class knowledge of the product and are both excellent at communicating what needs to be known. The Lake District National Park Authority Course was very high quality – material although not followed to the page was well presented and will be a really useful resource when playing with SharePoint over the next couple of months. Hadley Group The course was very interesting; I feel that I have learnt a great deal. MOD Fabulous location and lovely venue, excellent course, good pace and delivery. CapGemini The course was excellent the general format of discussion, demo and labs works well. CapGemini Excellent course, all topics were relevant and covered in-depth. Good pace, instructor knew the product inside out. Fujitsu The course was well structured in terms of content and time allotted to each module. The pace was spot on and the materials used for training were professional and relevant. Archytype Systems Steve is an absolute mine of info. Thanks for a packed week of information. I now have too much knowledge of SharePoint and have to get it into perspective! Royal Agricultural College. Course was very good. Knowledge transfer from teacher to student was spot on, course material is reasonable as wasnt used much due to teacher interaction which I preferred. Goldensource Corporation As a SharePoint Portal trainer for our organization I greatly benefited from the “Train the Trainer course” provided by Combined Knowledge. It gave me the tools necessary to enhance our end-user training for readers, contributors, and site administrators. Another key benefit of the course was learning how to leverage the features in Office 2003 to enhance collaboration, productivity and the integration of their use within the portal. Overall and collectively this training has added to the success of SharePoint Portal utilization within our organization. (USAF) RAF Lakenheath The course [Administrator] was great. We had plenty of time to play and ask questions that were specific to our situations. Whenever I have used Combined Knowledge for support, I have always received a response within 24 hours. Even the times that I have asked questions that are a little bit out of their league (SQL) they have always offered as much help and support they could to lead me in the right direction. I have been very pleased with the help we have gotten from them and find it very useful to have someone we can go to for tech support when Im just not smart enough! (USAF) Raf Lakenheath Combined Knowledge has given our technical and teaching team a new sense of confidence. With the knowledge they have learned in class, from administration to design to teaching, they feel ready to accomplish what is required of them. If they cant do it, it is great to know we have a Brett, Steve, Zoe, and the whole Combined Knowledge crew in our corner. They have been extremely responsive and have tried to solve our problems as best as they could. (USAF) RAF Lakenheath “Excellent course, very well presented. I wish I had this material before I started using SharePoint” CPM UK Ltd “Course spot on for Admin and included some design, very impressed” Capcomms Ltd “The location and venue is excellent – good training room, facilities and rooms – well recommended. The course is excellently packaged and presented by Craig. Good course manual and a wealth of knowledge/concepts” Deltascheme “All were excellent, the course was well paced and very well delivered, overall the best course that I have attended” Newcastle University “Excellent, excellent, excellent” Silverbug “The Location was excellent, great hospitality, friendly staff; decent selection of food, good rooms, and free internet access, The course was first class, well structured, and detailed and covered a huge area of SharePoint” Davis Langdon LLP “Best course I have experienced in 25 years” Company not disclosed reference available on request. back to top More Clients of Combined Knowledge The NEC Group BBSRC Wragge & Co BP KPMG Endsleigh Insurance Coventry University University of Hertfordshire Oliver Wyman Passport Agency GSM Aveva Learning and Skills Council Liverpool John Moores Uni Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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array_files[9]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Terms_&_Conditions.html","2009-10-11","17K","Terms and Conditions    ","",""," Terms and Conditions Home - About Combined Knowledge Terms and Conditions back Payment Full payment is required 7 days prior to the course commencing or no later than 30 days from the date of invoice whichever is soonest. Fees for the supply of course materials and products to include Site Licenses/CBT’s/End User Adoption Solution are payable in advance and on receipt of invoice. Combined Knowledge will not supply any product or course material unless payment has been received in full. Fees exclude VAT, which is payable at a rate of 15%. Payment can be made by Credit/Debit Card/Bank Transfer/Cheque Cancellations and Transfers If you wish to cancel or reschedule a course once the confirmed booking form has been received by Combined Knowledge, the following charges will apply. Public and closed course events Written Notice (Working Days) Cancellation Charge(%) Transfer Charge(%) All courses 0-11 100 100 All courses 1-21 50 50 Notification of all cancellations must be made in writing to Combined Knowledge. If a substituted delegate is to attend, please notify Combined Knowledge in advance. A course booking may be re-scheduled once only. Course Changes Combined Knowledge reserves the right to cancel or reschedule courses without notice. In the unlikely event that your training course does not take place after receipt of your signed booking confirmation you will be offered an alternative date to take the course. Combined Knowledge endeavours to deliver all courses as detailed in our public scheduled, cancellations or changes would only be for circumstances beyond our control. Training Voucher Scheme The Training Voucher Scheme days can be used by anyone within the named organisation. No other offers or incentives apply to this scheme. Card validity is 12 months from the date of invoice and all bookings must be made and confirmed by Combined Knowledge within 12 months of the start date. Payments received for courses not taken within 12 months of the receipt of the confirmed booking are not refundable. Prices are valid for the 12 month duration of the Voucher. Course Joining Instructions Course joining instructions or closed course confirmation will be sent on receipt of booking. Whilst the confirmation or joining instructions are provided to confirm full details of the course, payment for the training must be received before any course place is confirmed in full. Set-up Guide For on-site courses Combined Knowledge will supply a Classroom set-up guide, this guide should be adhered to for on-site training events to ensure the correct training environment is achieved. It is not the responsibility of Combined Knowledge if the set-up guide is not followed in any form. Course Image and Set-up Guides The set-up guide for on-site courses can be provided on request. The set-up uses a VPC Image that Combined Knowledge supply to organizations for their on-site training courses that are delivered by Combined Knowledge only. Combined Knowledge does not provide any of its course images for distribution or use throughout organizations delivering internal training or using the Combined Knowledge Site Licenses. For on-site classes Combined Knowledge will provide their own image for the class that can only be used when delivered by a Combined Knowledge Trainer. Images must be deleted after use on the client pc’s and cannot be copied and distributed as per the licensing agreements laid out by Microsoft EULA standards. Confidentiality and Copyright Unless otherwise stated in the course materials, the copyright of course material is the property of Combined Knowledge Ltd. The customer is responsible for ensuring that its employees do not copy in whole or in part any materials they may acquire during the course. The recording, scanning, electronic storage, copying, loan, unauthorised hire, public showing or broadcasting of material is strictly prohibited. Combined Knowledge Ltd acknowledges all trademarks that may appear within the courses and accepts they remain the property of their owners The Combined Knowledge products and course materials supplied to the customer in any format are restricted to internal and use and cannot be used for commercial exploitation Course Prerequisites Where necessary each of our course outlines details the required prerequisites for delegates that will be attending that course. Prerequisites are outlined to ensure that the delegates have the correct skill set to attend the course and should be followed as detailed. Combined Knowledge will not be held responsible if these prerequisite requirements are not met. Combined Knowledge Ltd will do their best to advice on the prerequisite requirement and discuss this during the course booking process, but responsibility for this will be with the individual attending the course or the course booking contact. Additional Products/Services Terms and Conditions Terms and Conditions for any of our products or services purchased will be sent to you separately for completion, please ensure that these conditions have been read and understood and your acceptance of them communicated to Combined Knowledge. When terms have been sent and an order placed in the form of a signed order/booking form or a Purchase Order supplied to Combined Knowledge this constitutes your acceptance of the terms and conditions as supplied by Combined Knowledge. Online Training Combined Knowledge are unfortunately unable to be fully control an online learning environment due to the nature of online training therefore, please make sure you follow our guidelines for the set-up you will need for this on our online training pages. Combined Knowledge are unable to be held responsible for any poor online training experience if the fault is due to the learner having insufficient equipment or if the set-up is not tested by the user in advance of the course. Please also note: Recording of online sessions is not permitted and will also not be available for download or offline viewing. back Combined Knowledge 2 The Terrace Rugby Road Lutterworth Leicestershire LE17 4BW Tel :+44 (0)1455 200520 Fax: +44 (0)1455 550316 e-mail: sales@combined-knowledge.com VAT No: 927098300 Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[10]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/SharePoint_Knowledge_Tracks.html","2009-10-11","16K","SharePoint Knowledge Tracks     ","",""," SharePoint Knowledge Tracks Home - Book a Course SharePoint Knowledge Tracks SharePoint Training from Industry Experts: Combined Knowledge is an IT Training and Consultancy Company that specialises in exclusive SharePoint Training. Combined Knowledge are the first and only UK and European company to be awarded a partnership with Mindsharp (US) to deliver their SharePoint portfolio in the UK and Europe. Combined Knowledge co-owners Steve Smith and Craig Carpenter are highly respected industry leaders that have been working with and delivering successful training courses for SharePoint for many years. Combined Knowledge also employs a handful of dedicated SharePoint trainers and consultants that have a wealth of knowledge with delivering SharePoint training. Complete Source For All Your SharePoint Training: At Combined Knowledge we understand your need to train all levels of people in an organization. Thats why we offer in-depth, comprehensive classes for everyone from Executives, Administrators, Developers and Designers to End Users Real World SharePoint Experience: Combined Knowledge SharePoint Trainers are professional educators who stay connected to real-world organizational issues. Through their blogs, student contact, and industry connections we offer in-depth and hands-on, real-world solutions to your questions. What is Microsoft Office SharePoint Server? Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 is a new server program that is part of the 2007 Microsoft Office system. Your organization can use Office SharePoint Server 2007 to facilitate collaboration, provide content management features, implement business processes, and supply access to information that is essential to organizational goals and processes. You can quickly create SharePoint sites that support specific content publishing, content management, records management, or business intelligence needs. You can also conduct effective searches for people, documents, and data, participate in forms-driven business processes, and access and analyze large amounts of business data. Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Capabilities Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 provides a single, integrated location where employees can efficiently collaborate with team members, find organizational resources, search for experts and corporate information, manage content and workflow, and leverage business insight to make better-informed decisions. Collaboration Allow teams to work together effectively, collaborate on and publish documents, maintain task lists, implement workflows, and share information through the use of wikis and blogs. Portals Create a personal MySite portal to share information with others and personalize the user experience and content of an enterprise Web site based on the user’s profile. Enterprise Search Quickly and easily find people, expertise, and content in business applications. Enterprise Content Management Create and manage documents, records, and Web content. Business Process and Forms Create workflows and electronic forms to automate and streamline your business processes. Business Intelligence Allow information workers to easily access critical business information, analyze and view data, and publish reports to make more informed decisions. Integration with 2007 Microsoft Office System Office SharePoint Server 2007 is designed to work effectively with other programs, servers, and technologies in the 2007 Office release. For example, with Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007, you can create a slide library on an Office SharePoint Server 2007 site that allows other users to pick specific slides for their own presentation and receive notifications and updated versions when the slides have been modified. Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies SharePoint Products and Technologies provide enterprise-scale capabilities to meet business-critical needs like managing content and business processes, simplifying how people find and share information across boundaries, and enabling better informed decisions. Using the combined collaboration features of Windows SharePoint Services and Office SharePoint Server 2007, plus the design and customization capabilities of Office SharePoint Designer 2007, organizations can enable their users to create, manage, and easily build their own SharePoint sites, and enable these sites to be discovered throughout the organization. How are Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services related? If youve heard about Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services, you may wonder how it relates to Office SharePoint Server 2007. Windows SharePoint Services is an enabling technology that is included in Microsoft Windows Server 2003. It helps teams stay connected and productive by providing easy access to the people, documents, and information that they need to make well-informed decisions and get work done. Office SharePoint Server 2007 relies on the Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 technology to provide a consistent, familiar framework for lists and libraries, site administration, and site customization. Any features that are available in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 are also available in Office SharePoint Server 2007. However, Office SharePoint Server 2007 offers enhanced and additional features that are unavailable on a Windows SharePoint Services site. For example, both Office SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services include site templates for collaborating with colleagues and setting up meetings. However, Office SharePoint Server 2007 includes a number of additional site templates related to enterprise and publishing scenarios. How is Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 related to both Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services? While Office SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services provide the technology and platform, Office SharePoint Designer 2007 provides the tools to tailor SharePoint sites to meet specific business needs. With Office SharePoint Designer 2007, organizations can deliver compelling SharePoint sites and quickly build workflow-enabled applications and reporting tools without having to write or deploy code on the server. For More Information on SharePoint; SharePoint at Microsoft SharePoint Product Information Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[11]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Site_Licences.html","2009-10-11","10K","Site Licences    ","",""," Site Licences Home Site Licences SharePoint 2007 Site Licenses Licensing Overview Combined Knowledge end-user courseware for SharePoint training is obtained by purchasing a site license, which entitles you to receive electronic copies of the courseware and modify the materials in any manner you choose to fit your environment as long as the Combined Knowledge copyright stays with the printed courseware. Each end-user course contains the following materials: Student manual (as a Word document) Instructor notes (if applicable) PowerPoint slides Lab setup guide Lab Files zip Courseware Delivery Format These courses are designed to be delivered by a live instructor in a classroom setting. Combined Knowledge can send an instructor to your site to deliver the courses at your convenience or you can have your own trainers attend one of our SharePoint 2007 Train the Trainer events to learn how to conduct SharePoint training for Combined Knowledge courseware. The Site Licenses are available for organisations to purchase for internal training only and cannot be purchased for commercial use. Site Licenses include our full End User Course Modules for both Site Members and Site Owners, enabling you to use the content to create your own internal training classes for any user role within a SharePoint environment. To request a sample of our Site Licenses or for further information please contact us at sales@combined-knowledge.com Computer Based Training classroom Training Online Training Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[12]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Recommended_Reading.html","2009-10-11","10K","SharePoint Recommended Reading    ","",""," SharePoint Recommended Reading Home - About Combined Knowledge Recommended Reading Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Administrators Companion (Pro Resource Kit) Combined Knowledge recommend the official Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 book by Bill English (Author), which is now available for purchase. Co-Author:: Steve Smith - Combined Knowledge Contributing Author: Brett Lonsdale - Combined Knowledge Paperback: 1200 pages Publisher: Microsoft Press,U.S. (24 Jan 2007) Language English ISBN: 0735622825 Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Best Practices Combined Knowledge recommend Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Best Practices , which is now available for purchase. Co-Author: Kathy Hughes - Combined Knowledge Asia Pacific Paperback: 800 pages Publisher: Microsoft Press (06/18/2008 ) Language English ISBN: 9780735625389 Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[13]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/SharePoint_2007.html","2009-10-11","9K","SharePoint 2007    ","",""," SharePoint 2007 Home - Book a Course SharePoint 2007 Knowledge Tracks Combined Knowledge were heavily involved in the early Beta Testing for SharePoint 2007 and have been successfully advising companies on implementing SharePoint 2007 Solutions for some time. Combined Knowledge were the first UK Training Provider to host SharePoint 2007 Administrator and Developer courses. What is Microsoft Office SharePoint Server? Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 is a new server program that is part of the 2007 Microsoft Office system. Your organization can use Office SharePoint Server 2007 to facilitate collaboration, provide content management features, implement business processes, and supply access to information that is essential to organizational goals and processes. You can quickly create SharePoint sites that support specific content publishing, content management, records management, or business intelligence needs. You can also conduct effective searches for people, documents, and data, participate in forms-driven business processes, and access and analyze large amounts of business data. Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[14]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Partners_Consultancy_Training.html","2009-10-11","17K","Combined Knowledge Consultancy & Training Partners    ","",""," Combined Knowledge Consultancy & Training Partners Home - About Combined Knowledge Partners Training Partners Partners for Consultancy Partners for Consultancy Sword www.sword-uk.com Deltascheme Deltascheme provides a range of products and services around Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, K2, Kofax and Active Navigation to help organisations quickly and cost effectively design and implement content, document and records management solutions. We can assist with all aspects of the implementation of a system from requirements gathering, change management, the definition of information management policies, software installation and configuration, data migration, systems integration and training. For further information please visit our website at www.deltascheme.com SharePoint Sense SharePoint Sense is the London based SharePoint Consultancy that provides superior experience and expertise in Mircosoft Office SharePoint Server and related technologies. Our key focus is Microsoft Office SharePoint Server, Microsoft Office Project Server and Microsoft SQL Server. SharePoint Sense will help design and plan a scalable, reliable and cost effective solution. www.sharepointsense.com ICS Solutions Founded in 1994, ICS Solutions provides complete solutions based around Microsoft technologies to organisations of all sizes and in all market sectors in the UK. ICS Solutions are the UK’s number 1 SharePoint partner with over 300 SharePoint Consultants, over 8 years SharePoint experience and we have successfully delivered over 150 SharePoint projects. To ensure clients success with SharePoint, ICS Solutions have developed The SharePoint Advantage Program which is a flexible framework of products and services that reduce the time, cost and risk of deploying and managing SharePoint. The latest addition to this is the SharePoint Adoption Framework – driving adoption by empowering business managers and users with the skills and knowledge to drive maximum business value from Microsoft SharePoint. To find out more about the SharePoint Adoption Framework and ICS Solutions please click here www.ics.net Spirit Spirit EDV-Beratung AG (Niederkassel, Germany) has provided Europe with leading technology-driven solutions since its inception in 1998. Its primary focus is on SharePoint based solutions. Spirit offers specialized expertise in solutions development, deployment and training. www.spirit.de OfficeTalk OfficeTalk is a Midlands based Microsoft Gold partner that specialises in offering sound analysis, practical advice and project delivery services around all aspects of SharePoint - WSS and MOSS SharePoint Server 2003/2007. We are 100% focussed on SharePoint and our services cover: Consultancy, Project Management, Application development and Training. Through our worldwide partnerships we offer our public and private sector clients an extensive range of solutions for the SharePoint market including: customised templates and web parts, Digital Asset Management, E-learning, AutoCAD integration, off-line synchronisation for laptop users, Back-up/Restore and Data Migration services and Workflow solutions. www.office-talk.com Partners Training Partners Partners for Consultancy Training Partners Wygwam Wygwamâ„¢ is a technology expert office located both in France (Villeneuve d’Ascq) and in Belgium (Mouscron). Its activities are spread all across Europe … and even beyond. Wygwamâ„¢ has the highest density of MVPs in Europe with 7 MVP covering ASP.NET, MOSS and Windows Live in a team of 18 individuals lead by a Microsoft Regional Director. Wygwamâ„¢ provides 3 services: Team coaching “on the jobâ€�, development/firefighting and training services. Wygwamâ„¢ also delivers packaged services (such as a Web TV, a Conversational Agent, etc). Wygwamâ„¢, Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, is active on technologies such as Microsoft Office SharePoint Server, Silverlight, .NET 3.5/4.x, Windows Live/Mesh/Azure and not the least, Microsoft Surface and Healthvault. For more information, please visit www.wygwam.com. www.wygwam.com IT Support www.it-support.nl Telindus Training is a global solution within Telindus’s strategy. Throughout the years, courses proposed and given within the Telindus Training Institute in Esch-sur-Alzette have been an appreciated added value service by all of our customers giving experience and efficiency since 1989. Over the years, Telindus built up a strong experience in providing courses spanning all domains of information and communication technology. It offers the most complete IT training offer in Luxembourg and region. Telindus Training Institute currently trains around 2500 trainees per year in some 800 days courses. Thanks to our wide panel of calendar courses, you may choose one of the highest quality levels in IT. The center is also ISO 9001: 2000 by BVQI. We propose the most updated courses, given by our trainers who are certified in their own field. This will give you the best quality in information and new technology. As professional in the training sector, we also can provide tailor made courses to match your requests at best. End of November 2007, the first IT awards from IT One has been distributed. More than 100 IT Managers voted for the best Luxembourg IT companies. Telindus Training Institute received the award for « best IT training centre in Luxembourg ». Our training center has two locations for its trainings: in Esch in south of the country and in Strassen close to the city. Both locations offer free parking space. Every classroom in Esch is fully equipped with professional projection screens, flat screens and latest PC’s. In addition to your newly gained skills, your may also pass an official certification in our Pearson Vue and Thomson Prometric testing centers. www.telindus.nl Projectability www.projectability.co.uk Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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array_files[16]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Parners.html","2009-10-11","18K","Combined Knowledge Partners    ","",""," Combined Knowledge Partners Home - About Combined Knowledge Partners Training Partners Partners for Consultancy Partners AvePoint AvePoint is proud to be a U.S. based technology company and software innovator. Since 2001, AvePoint has been a global leader in enterprise-strength infrastructure management solutions for all Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies. Propelled by one of the world’s largest SharePoint-exclusive development teams outside of Microsoft, AvePoint’s award-winning DocAve Software Platform delivers comprehensive and flexible infrastructure support for backup and recovery, replication, migration, administration, archiving, deployment management, and compliance. www.avepoint.com Barracuda www.barracudatools.com KnowledgeCue SharePoint Solution Specialists New Zealand Training Partner www.knowledgecue.co.nz LearningGuide Solutions LearningGuide Solutions offers a range of world-class Electronic Performance Support Solutions designed to increase employee productivity, improve compliance with business processes and reduce costly employee errors. Our solutions also result in lower training costs while minimizing help desk calls Contact: Ali Parkinson Phone: +44 (0) 7931 440 873 www.learningguidesolutions.com Lightning Tools Lightning Tools Ltd is a SharePoint solutions company that provides Web Parts and Tools for SharePoint and specifically the Business Data Catalog. Lightning Tools is a UK based company with a US presence in Florida. Lightning Tools has provided its flagship product BDC Meta Man Professional to companies such as SOCOM, US Department of Justice, and BP. Lightning Tools work closely with their customers offering outstanding products and support. You can download trials of all of our software, and watch screencasts from our website: www.lightningtools.com Microsoft Partners www.microsoft.com/partners Microsoft Small Business Specialist MindSharp Mindsharp, Combined Knowledge’s US Partner for SharePoint Training, is a global education company that specializes in providing solutions using Microsoft enterprise products through our OnPathâ„¢ for SharePoint educational process and consulting services. Mindsharps nationally recognized experts are committed to providing you with high quality educational opportunities and innovative business solutions. In our capacity as a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, Mindsharp is dedicated to helping our students and clients increase productivity with secure, scalable collaboration, communication, and messaging solutions. Equipped with years of industry knowledge and expertise, Mindsharps team of instructors and consultants provide a robust portfolio of cost-effective educational and consulting services. With our collective knowledge and portfolio of services, Mindsharp has developed a proven track record of helping organizations of all sizes implement powerful business solutions that create a sustainable improvement in individual and organizational performance. www.mindsharp.com www.mindsharp.com Nintex Nintex is a leading global innovator of software products that extend Microsoft technology, with over 600 customers in 50 countries, including 40 Fortune 500 companies. The company focuses on building software that bridges the gap between that which can be bought from Microsoft today and common functionality requested by customers – with a passionate commitment to innovation and user experience. As a Microsoft Gold Partner, Nintex aligns with Microsoft’s strategic and architectural direction to ensure that Nintex and Microsoft products work in harmony, both today and into the future. Nintex has brought to the global marketplace a number of products focused on helping customers add value and build solutions on Microsoft SharePoint technologies.Nintex’s vision is to build software and tools to enhance information sharing and collaboration across the Microsoft knowledge workplace. www.nintex.com Projectability Projectability help organisations and their people achieve more through the teaching of effective Project Management skills, the use of the Microsoft Project scheduling tool and implementing and exploiting the Microsoft Project Server Enterprise Project Management (EPM) solution. They have been helping people achieve more since 1996 and in that time have helped thousands of individuals to realise their innate Project Management skills. Projectability work with clients in both the public and private sectors, across a wide range of market segments and verticals. Their training sessions combine in-depth knowledge of the subject with real life experience. Their courses are designed to impart Project Management knowledge in an effective fashion, practical exercises and scenarios bring to life the subject matter covered. Their courses are designed to be informative, stimulating and most importantly of all enjoyable. www.projectability.co.uk Syntergy Syntergy provides products for Replication, Management, E-Mail Integration, Compliance, and Content Migration for Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies. Syntergy’s products enhance the capabilities of SharePoint as essential features for critical deployments, managing the permission model, replicating data to branch offices and content distribution globally, and e-mail integration to extend SharePoint collaboration. www.syntergy.com Tzunami www.k-wise.com Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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Propelled by one of the world’s largest SharePoint-exclusive development teams outside of Microsoft, AvePoint’s award-winning DocAve Software Platform delivers comprehensive and flexible infrastructure support for backup and recovery, replication, migration, administration, archiving, deployment management, and compliance. www.avepoint.com Barracuda www.barracudatools.com KnowledgeCue SharePoint Solution Specialists New Zealand Training Partner www.knowledgecue.co.nz LearningGuide Solutions LearningGuide Solutions offers a range of world-class Electronic Performance Support Solutions designed to increase employee productivity, improve compliance with business processes and reduce costly employee errors. Our solutions also result in lower training costs while minimizing help desk calls Contact: Ali Parkinson Phone: +44 (0) 7931 440 873 www.learningguidesolutions.com Lightning Tools Lightning Tools Ltd is a SharePoint solutions company that provides Web Parts and Tools for SharePoint and specifically the Business Data Catalog. Lightning Tools is a UK based company with a US presence in Florida. Lightning Tools has provided its flagship product BDC Meta Man Professional to companies such as SOCOM, US Department of Justice, and BP. Lightning Tools work closely with their customers offering outstanding products and support. You can download trials of all of our software, and watch screencasts from our website: www.lightningtools.com Microsoft Partners www.microsoft.com/partners Microsoft Small Business Specialist MindSharp Mindsharp, Combined Knowledge’s US Partner for SharePoint Training, is a global education company that specializes in providing solutions using Microsoft enterprise products through our OnPathâ„¢ for SharePoint educational process and consulting services. Mindsharps nationally recognized experts are committed to providing you with high quality educational opportunities and innovative business solutions. In our capacity as a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, Mindsharp is dedicated to helping our students and clients increase productivity with secure, scalable collaboration, communication, and messaging solutions. Equipped with years of industry knowledge and expertise, Mindsharps team of instructors and consultants provide a robust portfolio of cost-effective educational and consulting services. With our collective knowledge and portfolio of services, Mindsharp has developed a proven track record of helping organizations of all sizes implement powerful business solutions that create a sustainable improvement in individual and organizational performance. www.mindsharp.com www.mindsharp.com Nintex Nintex is a leading global innovator of software products that extend Microsoft technology, with over 600 customers in 50 countries, including 40 Fortune 500 companies. The company focuses on building software that bridges the gap between that which can be bought from Microsoft today and common functionality requested by customers – with a passionate commitment to innovation and user experience. As a Microsoft Gold Partner, Nintex aligns with Microsoft’s strategic and architectural direction to ensure that Nintex and Microsoft products work in harmony, both today and into the future. Nintex has brought to the global marketplace a number of products focused on helping customers add value and build solutions on Microsoft SharePoint technologies.Nintex’s vision is to build software and tools to enhance information sharing and collaboration across the Microsoft knowledge workplace. www.nintex.com Projectability Projectability help organisations and their people achieve more through the teaching of effective Project Management skills, the use of the Microsoft Project scheduling tool and implementing and exploiting the Microsoft Project Server Enterprise Project Management (EPM) solution. They have been helping people achieve more since 1996 and in that time have helped thousands of individuals to realise their innate Project Management skills. Projectability work with clients in both the public and private sectors, across a wide range of market segments and verticals. Their training sessions combine in-depth knowledge of the subject with real life experience. Their courses are designed to impart Project Management knowledge in an effective fashion, practical exercises and scenarios bring to life the subject matter covered. Their courses are designed to be informative, stimulating and most importantly of all enjoyable. www.projectability.co.uk Syntergy Syntergy provides products for Replication, Management, E-Mail Integration, Compliance, and Content Migration for Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies. Syntergy’s products enhance the capabilities of SharePoint as essential features for critical deployments, managing the permission model, replicating data to branch offices and content distribution globally, and e-mail integration to extend SharePoint collaboration. www.syntergy.com Tzunami www.k-wise.com Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[18]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Meet_Our_Trainers.html","2009-10-11","35K","Meet our Trainers    ","",""," Meet our Trainers Home - About Combined Knowledge Steve Smith Craig Carpenter Russell Norton Penny Coventry Spencer Harbar Andrew Woodward Nick Swan Brett Lonsdale Rob Pratt Gary Yeoman Glen Smith Ruth Jennaway Rainer Wittmann James Hamilton-Adams Linda Ough Meet our Trainers All Combined Knowledge Trainers are SharePoint experts in their field including SharePoint MVP’s and they must first be qualified to teach in our own World Education Alliance (WEA) www.worldeducationalliance.com Training certificate program before training our classes. Our Trainers do not need to be MCT’s ( although many are ) or sit on any other companies classes as the Combined Knowledge WEA Train the Trainer program is in our opinion far superior to any other program available on the market and ensures the quality you receive in the classroom is second to none. Our Trainers are not there to just making you pass the exam they are there to make sure you understand the technology and they will make sure you leave the classroom with Best Practices and real world SharePoint Knowledge, most of our students do go on and pass the exams however. What it takes to become a World Education Alliance Trainer. All potential WEA Trainers must first attend the full class that they wish to teach. The Trainer must then deliver a full public scheduled class whilst being evaluated by a WEA Trainer. The delivery will then be reviewed and course evaluations forms monitored for feedback. On Successful completion of the evaluation delivery the trainer will then become a WEA Trainer. This process need to be carried out for each course the trainer wishes to teach All classes taught by the trainer are then monitored by the submission of course evaluation forms to ensure the teaching quality is maintained. Steve Smith Instructor Steve Smith ( MVP-SharePoint Server ) is the owner of Combined Knowledge in the UK and Combined Knowledge Asia Pacific providing Microsoft SharePoint Technical Training courses and Consultancy. Steve is well travelled spending most of last 20 years travelling in the US and South Asia for the companies he owned and worked with including achieving his first qualification with Microsoft technologies on NT 4 and IIS 3 in New Delhi India in 1998 whilst based there for 3 years. Although tinkering with computers since early Teenage years Steve has specialized with Microsofts systems since 1996 and been involved in many Microsoft Beta programs including Windows 2000, Exchange 2000 and SharePoint. The last 6 years however has seen a majority of his time with SharePoint and running the Mindsharp and Combined Knowledge SharePoint courses in the UK, Europe and Asia Pacific, also helping many UK based companies with their SharePoint Implementations including the US Air Force, The Ministry of Defence and Several Blue chip companies. Steve is a Co Organiser of the UK SharePoint User Group www.suguk.org and Co Author of the SharePoint 2007 Administrators Companion from MS Press Steve lives in South Leicestershire, England with his wife and 3 children and can be contacted at steve@combined-knowledge.com Craig Carpenter Instructor As one of the founders of Combined Knowledge, Craig Carpenter (MCSA, MCSE, MCT) has over ten years experience of training and consulting on Microsoft platforms. Craig started his IT career within the education arena, a start that provided an exceptional breadth of knowledge for, as Craig says, in education you are expected to do everything. From there, Craig moved into industry working for several companies both large and small, before becoming a Microsoft trainer for 4 years. Over the past two years, Craig has been concentrating on SharePoint, being on the TAP program for MOSS 2007, and contributing to the Mindsharp courseware. A self confessed gadget nut, Craig enjoys everything technical, especially if it also happens to be expensive, and lives in South Leicestershire with his partner Alice, and one and a half cats. back to top Russell Norton Instructor Russell has been delivering IT user training, development and consultancy on a wide variety of applications – including the Microsoft Office Suite, MS Project and Visio, the Adobe Suite, Lotus Smart Suite, to name but a few – for more than 5 years, as well as having management and project management training and facilitation experience. Within this period, Russell oversaw large scale training roll-outs for the likes of Heinz UK, Aggregate Industries and the NHS, amongst others. During the latter part of his training career, Russell has begun to specialise in SharePoint, delivering our 2007 and 2003 Power End User courses. back to top Penny Coventry Instructor Penelope Coventry is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and an independent consultant based in the U.K., with more than 25 years of industry experience. She focuses on the design, implementation, and development of SharePoint Technology–based solutions. She has worked with SharePoint since 2001 and, in recent years, has lead a team for the ATLAS Consortium on the Defence Information Infrastructure project, provided consultancy services to U.K. Microsoft Gold partners, and trained consultants, administrators, and end-users on Microsoft and Hewlett Packard projects. She has produced SharePoint related courseware for Mindsharp since 2002 and teamed up with Steve Smith of Combined Knowledge to produce several SharePoint related whitepapers. Penny has co-authored a number of books, including Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Administrator’s Companion, Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies Resource Kit, the two editions of Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services Step by Step and the Microsoft SharePoint Designer 2007 Step by Step book. Penny has spoken at a number of conferences, at the UK’s SharePoint User Group meetings and is frequently seen at TechEd and IT Forum, either as a Technical Learning guide or at the Ask-the-Experts stands. Spencer Harbar Instructor Spencer, a MCSD for Microsoft .NET, MCSE and MVP for Office SharePoint Server, has over fourteen years commercial experience of architecture, design, development, deployment and operational support of Web based applications and hosting platforms for some of Europes largest organisations. Spencer currently specialises in SharePoint Technologies 2007 in particular Information Architecture, Security Configuration, Server Farm Topologies, Web Content Management, Business Data Catalog and Forms Server. He also maintains www.mcmsfaq.com, a Content Management Server resources portal, and continues to offer community support to MCMS customers. In 2006, Spencer co-authored Enhancing Microsoft Content Management Server with ASP.NET 2.0. He is currently working on a number of SharePoint related books to be published before the end of 2007, and frequently represents Microsoft at leading industry events such as TechEd. back to top Andrew Woodward Instructor Andrew Woodward has been a SharePoint Consultant since Tahoe. Now Principal Consultant at 21apps, a small consultancy with an emphasis on providing community support and expert consultancy around the expanding MOSS 2007 platform. Andrews day job is usually as Technical Architect for large SharePoint deployments and migrations; having architected some of the largest deployments in the UK, if not globally. Andrew is currently working in the Education arena and has a specific interest in the community initiatives Microsoft Learning Gateway, SharePoint Learning Kit and the Community Kit for SharePoint. Andrew has a development background and is passionate about agile approaches to development; he has taken on the challenge of providing developer courses for Combined Knowledge to help other people get the most from their SharePoint development and to help people through the challenges this can bring. Nick Swan Instructor Nick, a MVP for Office SharePoint Server, has been developing on top of the Microsoft technology stack since 2000. After creating one to many ASP.NET web sites and Winform applications Nick decide to look into another area and since 2005 has been concentrating on SharePoint. Nick spends the majority of his time developing SharePoint tools under the umbrella of Lightning Tools. They specialize in BDC development tools and web parts. Having a background of consulting and commerical product development certainly allows real world experience to be bought into the classroom when Nick is delivering the SharePoint Development track. Nick also co-organises the SharePoint User Group (www.suguk.org) which has 2,600 active members with monthly meetings organised with presentations, and has been known to write the odd blog post at www.sharepointnick.com/blog. Nick lives in Reading with his fiance Sophie and cats Fluffy and Carragher. back to top Brett Lonsdale Instructor/Developer Brett Lonsdale (MCSD, MCAD, MCT) is a Microsoft SharePoint Developer & Instructor. Brett has been providing Technical Training on Microsoft Products since 1997 and has a wealth of experience in a wide range of Microsoft Products including SharePoint, Visual Studio, SQL, and Windows. In 2003 Brett formed Combined Knowledge in the UK to provide SharePoint Technical Training with two partners Steve Smith (MVP) and Craig Carpenter. We formed a strong relationship in 2004 with Mindsharp and worked closely with Bill English and Todd Bleeker to provide excellent training materials so that we could provide second to none SharePoint classroom training. Brett also helped Bill English with the SharePoint 2007 Administrators Companion which was launched early 2007, and Todd Bleekers ‘Developers Guide to Windows SharePoint Services’. In May 2007, Brett made the decision to spend more time on SharePoint development and has formed a company called Lightning Tools Ltd with Nick Swan (MVP). Lightning tools is the official provider of the tool ‘BDC Metaman’ and Brett & Nick are also spending every spare hour writing new tools to help the SharePoint community. Brett will be spending the majority of his time developing from home in the Sarasota area of Florida as of November 2007, although will still continue to provide classroom training for Combined Knowledge in the UK and for Mindsharp in the US. Prior to living in Florida, Brett’s home town is Welford, Northamptonshire, UK with his Wife ‘Vicki’, daughter ‘Rio’, and dog ‘Dude’. Rob Pratt Instructor Rob Pratt (MCP) has over 8 years of training/consultancy experience helping companies to make the most of their IT systems. His training experience has included delivery of technical sessions in products such as Windows Server, Active Directory and Exchange. Web and Database design, in Access, VB, VBA, Dreamweaver, Photoshop and Illustrator. End user training in the full Office suite from Office 97 to Office 2007. After delivering training on many different applications Rob has now settled down to specialise in SharePoint. Rob has a relaxed training style inviting questions and group participation. Gary Yeoman Instructor Gary (MCSD, MCSD.NET, MCSE, MCDBA, MCTS and MCT) provides consultancy, training, development and mentoring on a range of Microsoft products including SharePoint Server, BizTalk Server, SQL Server and .NET development. He has been delivering various SharePoint 2003 and 2007 courses for Combined Knowledge and Mindsharp for the past 3 years. Gary prefers a balance between training and consultancy and has been instrumental in implementing Web Content Management solutions, Document Management solutions and Portals using ASP.NET, MCMS 2002 and SharePoint 2007 for various organisations including Accenture, Cambridgeshire County Council and EasyJet. Gary co-authored the Developers Guide to Windows SharePoint Services V3.0 and has contributed courseware modules for both Microsoft and Mindsharp. He has also spoken about Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Web Content Management for both the VB User Group and SharePoint User Group. back to top Glen Smith Instructor Glen (MCT, MCSE, MCPD, MCSD.NET, MCAD.NET, MCDBA, MCTS, MCDST, MCITP-DBA, MCTS-MOSS,WSS,Biztalk) has been teaching and consulting SharePoint from the early days before 2001, when it was a product called Digital Dashboard. As a freelance consultant, Glen has spent more than 20 years trotting the globe coaching and consulting in the use of Microsoft Technologies for organizations such as Harrods, Infineon, Bertelsmann, BT and Masterfoods. He is passionate about teaching, and tries to get a good balance between consulting and teaching. as he shuttles between the UK and Germany. As well as teaching SharePoint to the Microsoft field engineers, Glen creates Visual Studio 2008 teaching videos for MSDN and does technical writing about Net 3.5 for Microsoft. When he is not doing postgraduate work at Oxford and UNISA, he is to be found ballroom dancing with his wife or playing football with his son. Ruth Jennaway Instructor Ruth Jennaway (MCT, MCSD.NET, MCSD, MCTS Team System, MCTS-MOSS, WSS) is a Microsoft SharePoint Developer & Instructor. Ruth has been providing Technical Training on Microsoft Products since 1996 and has a wealth of experience in a wide range of Microsoft Products including SharePoint, Visual Studio, Team System, MCMS and Web Technologies. As a freelance consultant, Ruth has spent more than 15 years coaching and consulting in the use of Microsoft Technologies in the UK, Europe, and Russia for organizations such as Microsoft, Accenture, the London Stock Exchange, NHS and local councils. She is passionate about sharing best practice as well as providing the best training possible for clients, including trouble-shooting and mentoring sessions for clients who are mid-project. She also provides tailored courses and has often authored extra custom-written training material and handouts (particularly for large roll-outs or larger development projects teams). Ruth has worked with SharePoint and Microsoft’s collaboration products since Site Server and Digital dashboards, and was on the first Microsoft roll-out program for Content Management Server in 2001. More recent involvement in a MS partner program on “Office 2007 Beta for Developers” allowed her to evangelise some SharePoint 2007 features to about 100 developers prior to the official launch. Ruth is based in Yorkshire with her husband plus numerous cycles, canoes, skis and mountaineering equipment. Rainer Wittmann Instructor Rainer (MCSE, former MCT) co-founder and CEO of Spirit EDV-Beratung AG had his first contact with SharePoint back in 2001 when it was called Tahoe Server. As a long time CorasWorks partner, and a well known added-value Company in the SharePoint community, Rainer delivered architecture workshops around Europe and Australia to demonstrate the ease of working with modular building blocks in contrast to custom development. This fable for reusable modular building blocks drives his passion when it comes to SharePoint Designer. Rainer’s always happy when he can convince people to use a SharePoint Designer solution incorporating the data form web part in favor of a solution built using Visual studio. Although Rainer admits, that going beyond the basics of what SharePoint Designer allows you to do, requires some decent knowledge of XSLT, but this knowledge becomes quite handy when you reuse it in other areas of customizing out-of-the-box web parts like content query or core search results. Rainer lives in Niederkassel, Germany, a small town close to Cologne and Bonn, which makes it convenient to travel as the airport is less than 15 minutes away. When he’s not on-the-road working, his wife Iris and he enjoy motor biking and travelling with a fairly old VW-Bus throughout Europe. back to top James Hamilton-Adams Instructor James (MCT, MCSE, MCTS, MCITP) first started training over twelve years ago and has been training and consulting on Microsoft products for over seven years, in addition to being a PRINCE2 Practitioner. Over the last six years James has focussed on delivering training and consulting for messaging and collaboration solutions, including Microsoft Exchange Server, Office SharePoint Server, Office Project Server, and Office Communications Server. James’ projects have included SharePoint Server deployments, Exchange migration and cluster deployments, Project Server implementation & configuration, and Active Directory design & implementation. James is also an experienced course designer and author, creating bespoke courses for organisations on Microsoft products and has written official training materials for Windows Vista, Office Groove Server, and Windows Server 2008. Linda Ough FCCA CTA Instructor Working as a consultant and trainer, Linda has a background of providing internet and intranet services, knowledge management and collaboration services in an international firm of Accountants where she developed a number of innovative solutions including the provision of online training courses. She helped develop the firm’s strategy in knowledge sharing and was also involved in developing a business taxonomy. Linda’s major involvement in SharePoint began in April 2004 when she joined a global project to use SharePoint 2007 as the knowledge management and collaboration platform throughout the firm worldwide. As a core member of the team, she built prototypes, authored training materials and conducted training sessions for all levels of user from Site collection owner to end user. She also provided briefings for key board members on the benefits of using SharePoint. After completion of the project she assisted with the implementation of the solution in a number of geographical locations and the development of core training materials. back to top Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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array_files[20]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Downloads_2007.html","2009-10-11","14K","SharePoint 2007 Downloads     ","",""," SharePoint 2007 Downloads Home - About Combined Knowledge SharePoint 2007 Downloads Click here for 2003 SharePoint Downloads 2007 RTM White Papers E-Mail Records management Microsoft Office SharePointServer 2007 How to scale out a SharePoint farm and configure IIS 7 Microsoft Network Load Balancing on windows server 2008 How to Configure Stress Test Projects for SharePoint 2007 using Visual Studio Team Suite 2008M Demo Part1- Gradual Upgrade of SPS 2003 Medium Farm to 2007 RTM Demo Part2 - Gradual Upgrade of SPS 2003 Medium Farm to 2007 RTM How to move MOSS2007 from W2003_32bit to W2008_64bit How to move the Shared Service Provider Search database How to configure a content Source to crawl Exchange 2003 public folders in Moss2007 BDC-SSO_CK_WhitePaper How to configure Email Enabled Lists in Moss2007 RTM using Exchange 2003 How to configure Email Enabled Lists in Moss2007 RTM using Exchange 2007 Securing Central Administration in SharePoint 2007 BDC WhitePaper Part 1(CK) Code Access Security in SharePoint 2007 for Administrators Demo - Inplace Upgrade of SPS 2003 Medium Farm to 2007 RTM Modify Alert Notifications using AlertTemplates.xml in SharePoint 2007 Demo - resetting customized sites and configuring search after an Upgrade to 2007 RTM 2007 BetaWhite Papers Slipstreaming Moss Binaries to Beta2 Technical refresh and performing a Fresh Install How to configure Email Enabled Lists in Moss2007 beta 2 using Exchange 2003 in the domain for receiving both local and external e-mail to the list. Modifying the Sites directory in Moss2007 Software Installing Moss 2007 beta 2on a domain controller workaround Presentations UK userGroup downloads Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[21]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Consultancy.html","2009-10-11","11K","SharePoint Consultancy    ","",""," SharePoint Consultancy Home - About Combined Knowledge SharePoint Consultancy Our SharePoint Consultants work with organisations from the initial concept of a project, through to delivery and documentation, and can also provide training and on-going support. SharePoint design and deployment. SharePoint Portal development. The SharePoint Consultancy that we offer can be tailored to meet your exact business requirements and objectives. We can assist with any area relating to SharePoint Server and Windows SharePoint Services to include: Information about SharePoint. We can explain how SharePoint is architected and how it can benefit your business. Server Farm Design. Depending on the size of your implementation and requirements for data redundancy, there are a number of installation scenarios. SharePoint can be installed on a single server which is ideal for very small or test systems. For performance and redundancy however, SharePoint can be spread over multiple servers running as a server farm. Migration from SharePoint 2003. We can help your company in advising you on the best practices for planning and implementing your SharePoint 2007 upgrade / migration. SharePoint Collaboration and Taxonomy Design. Ensuring you have the correct design for both your taxonomy / categorization and Collaboration structure is critical for future success of your implementation. We can help you achieve this goal with best practice design sessions. SharePoint Customization. Although SharePoint provides a ready-made out of the box environment most organizations will want to customize certain aspects of SharePoint at some point. This may involve straightforward alterations to the appearance or in depth coding to create Web Parts and there are a lot of 3rd Party Web Parts available, which may already meet your requirements. We can advise on the best solutions and options for your business. For more information contact sales@combined-knowledge.com Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[22]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Contact_Us.html","2009-10-11","27K","Combined Knowledge Contact Us    ","",""," Combined Knowledge Contact Us Home - About Combined Knowledge Contact Us Name Mr. Mrs Miss Ms * Address * Address City * Country OTHER Afghanistan Albania Algeria American Samoa Andorra Angola Anguilla Antarctica Antigua & Barbuda Argentina Armenia Aruba Australia Austria Azerbaijan Bahamas Bahrain Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bermuda Bhutan Bolivia Bosnia & Herzeg... Botswana Bouvet Island Brazil British Indian Ocean Brunei Darussalam Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Canada Cape Verde Cayman Islands Central African Rep. Chad Chile China Christmas Island Cocos (Keeling) Isl. Colombia Comoros Congo Cook Islands Costa Rica Cote DIvoire Croatia (Hrvatska) Cuba Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Djibouti Dominica Dominican Rep. East Timor Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Estonia Ethiopia Falkland Islands Faroe Islands Fiji Denmark France France, Metropolitan French Guiana French Polynesia French Southern terr. Gabon Gambia Georgia Germany Ghana Gibraltar Greece Greenland Grenada Guadeloupe Guam Guatemala Guinea Guinea-Bissau Guyana Haiti Heard & Mc Donalds Honduras Hong Kong Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Iran Iraq Ireland Israel Italy Jamaica Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya Kiribati Korea Korea, Republic of Kuwait Kyrgyzstan Lao Latvia Lebanon Lesotho Liberia Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Macau Macedonia Madagascar Malawi Malaysia Maldives Mali Malta Marshall Islands Martinique Mauritania Mauritius Mayotte Mexico Micronesia Moldova Monaco Mongolia Montserrat Morocco Mozambique Myanmar Namibia Nauru Nepal Netherlands Netherlands Antilles New Caledonia New Zealand Nicaragua Niger Nigeria Niue Norfolk Island Northern Mariana Islands Norway Oman Pakistan Palau Panama Papua New Guinea Paraguay Peru Philippines Pitcairn Poland Portugal Puerto Rico Qatar Reunion Romania Russian Federation Rwanda Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Lucia Saint Vincent & Grenadines Samoa San Marino Sao Tome and Principe Saudi Arabia Senegal Seychelles Sierra Leone Singapore Slovakia (Slovak Rep) Slovenia Solomon Islands Somalia South Africa Spain Sri Lanka St. Helena St. Pierre and Miquelon Sudan Suriname Svalbard Jan Mayen Swaziland Sweden Switzerland Syrian Arab Republic Taiwan Tajikistan Tanzania Thailand Togo Tokelau Tonga Trinidad and Tobago Tunisia Turkey Turkmenistan Turks & Caicos Islands Tuvalu Uganda Ukraine United Arab Emirates United Kingdom United States United States Minor Islands Uruguay Uzbekistan Vanuatu Vatican City State Venezuela Viet NAM Virgin Islands (British) Virgin Islands (U.S.) Wallis & Futuna Islands Western Sahara Yemen Yugoslavia Zaire Zambia Zimbabwe * Post Code * Tel * Fax: e-mail * Website Company * Position Interest Combined Knowledge Sales Team Tel :+44 (0)1455 200520 Fax: +44 (0)1455 550316 e-mail: sales@combined-knowledge.com Combined Knowledge Ltd 2 The Terrace Rugby Road Lutterworth Leicestershire LE17 4BW Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[23]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Venues/Training_Locations.html","2009-10-11","9K","Combined Knowledge Training Locations    ","",""," Combined Knowledge Training Locations Training Locations Combined Knowledge offer these prestigious events at state of the art locations. UK Training Venues London Training Venue - Mostyn Hotel Midlands Training Venue - Ullesthorpe Court Hotel Midlands Training Venue - Lutterworth Germany Training Venue Cologne Holland Training Venue IT-Support BV Luxembourg Training Venue Alzette - Telindus Denmark Training Venue Helsinki - FC Sovelto Oyj Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[24]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/About_Combined_Knowledge.html","2009-10-11","11K","About Combined Knowledge    ","",""," About Combined Knowledge Home About Combined Knowledge Combined Knowledge Ltd, one of the world’s Premier Microsoft SharePoint Training providers and member of the World Education Training Alliance specialises in the exclusive training on SharePoint Server and Windows SharePoint Services. We pride ourselves in being the leading training provider of these courses for Europe and the Middle East using the Mindsharp and Combined Knowledge course materials. Combined Knowledge has been training SharePoint classes for over 8 years around the world and boasts some of the best SharePoint Trainers globally with the industry’s highest qualifications such as MVP and MCT. With over 50 global trainers the current selection of courses is everything a company needs to successfully deliver a SharePoint implementation over the lifespan of the project. Sales and Administration Combined Knowledge also has a dedicated Sales and Administration team that works to ensure that each of our training events runs smoothly, our team are on hand to assist and advice you on the most appropriate course for your requirements, they will help you to book the course and arrange all your hotel requirements if necessary. The team will also provide constant support should you have any questions relating to the course or your booking. Discover more Partners Partners for Consultancy Training Partners Downloads SP 2007 Downloads SP 2003 Presentations Webinars & Seminars SharePoint Consultancy Contact Us Terms and Conditions World Education Alliance Offers & Promotions Courseware What Clients Say Meet Our Trainers Recommended Reading Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[25]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Venues/Midlands_Training_Venues_Lutterworth.html","2009-10-11","10K","Combined Knowledge Lutterworth Training Venues     ","",""," Combined Knowledge Lutterworth Training Venues Midlands Training Venues Combined Knowledge offer these prestigious events at state of the art locations in the midlands. Ullesthorpe Court Hotel – call us for preferential rates! The Greyhound Coaching Inn Travelodge Welcome to Combined Knowledge Lutterworth Training Venue Delegates attending a training course at the Combined Knowledge Lutterworth Training Venue are also able to book a Residential or Non-Residential course and subject to availability can choose from the following hotels. Directions to Combined Knowledge Lutterworth 2 The Terrace Rugby Road Lutterworth Leicestershire LE17 4BW Tel: +44 (0)1455 200520 Fax: +44 (0)1455 550316 back View Larger Map Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[26]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Venues/London_Training_Venues.html","2009-10-11","13K","SharePoint London Training Venue    ","",""," SharePoint London Training Venue London Training Venue Whilst Combined Knowledge is no longer offering residential courses in London we do recommend the Mostyn Hotel for accommodation as this is where the training course takes place. back MOSTYN HOTEL - London Situated only a minutes walk from both Oxford Street and Marble Arch, the fully air-conditioned Mostyn Hotel places you close to all the commercial centres of the West End, as well as the tourist attractions and night life of this amazing city. The Mostyn Hotel was originally built as a private residence for Lady Black, a lady-in-waiting to the court of George II. A lot of the original architecture has been retained, especially the magnificent ornate ceilings in the restaurant and conference rooms by John Adam. Address:Mostyn Hotel, Marble Arch, Bryanston Street, London, W1H 7BY website: www.mostynhotel.co.uk Subway map: Grid ref: C4 - Marble Arch Road map: Click here Google Map: Click here Our training courses are delivered at the Mostyn Hotel and therefore, staying at the Mostyn means that you will not have to travel to and from the classroom. Hotel Amenities Attractive Georgian-style building City centre location a one minute walk from Oxford Street / Marble Arch Cocktail lounge Concierge Babysitting on request Safe deposit box Air-conditioning Coffee shop Elevator Guest laundry NCP parking directly opposite hotel Meeting facilities Banquet facilites WIFI Access in Lobby Hotel Rooms Cable satellite television Direct dial telephone Internet access AM/FM alarm clock Coffee/tea maker Hairdryer Iron, ironing board Trouser press Desk/work area Room service 24 hours High Speed Internet Access The Mostyn Hotel is available at a preferential rate of £135 per night Bed and Breakfast. To book your room please visit call Central Reservations on 0845 7 737373 or:- Goto: www.bwbestbusiness.co.uk Select the Hotel where you would like to stay, Enter your business number 01468360 in the Corporate ID box then click on ‘Rooms Available’ Rates are available on ‘Best Available Rate’ at the time of booking. Combined Knowledge has also agreed preferential rates for the following hotels. View Larger Map back Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[27]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Venues/Midlands_Training_Venues_Ullesthorpe.html","2009-10-11","10K","SharePoint Midlands Training Venues    ","",""," SharePoint Midlands Training Venues Midlands Training Venues Combined Knowledge offer these prestigious events at state of the art locations in the midlands. Welcome to Ullesthorpe Court Hotel & Golf Club Residential rate includes: Breakfast, lunch and waitress served evening meal each day Tea / coffee / water throughout the day All course materials Leisure Facilities Free Internet access Free parking Non-Residential rate includes: Buffet lunch each day Tea / coffee / water throughout the day All course materials Free Internet access Free parking Click here for more details. Frolesworth Road Ullesthorpe Leicestershire LE17 5BZ Tel: +44 (0)1455 209023 Fax: +44 (0)1455 202537 Directions to Ullesthorpe Court Hotel View Larger Map back Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[28]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Venues/European%20Training%20Venue.html","2009-10-11","11K","SharePoint European Training Venue    ","",""," SharePoint European Training Venue Holland Training Venue IT-Support BV The Netherlands www.it-support.nl back Luxembourg Training Venue Telindus Rue des Mines 2 L-4244 Esch sur Alzette Tel: +352 532 820-1 Fax: +352 450 911 www.telindus.lu back Denmark Training Venue Company name: FC Sovelto Oyj Street address: Ratapihantie 11 Zip and city: 00521 Helsinki Web site: www.fcsovelto.fi Tel +358 42 42 21 21 Fax +358 9 8683 7110 We are between Pasila railway center and Helsinki Fair Centre. Holiday Inn, address: Messuaukio 1, 00520 Helsinki. When booking a hotel room please mention FC Sovelto, so you can benefit from a discounted price. Holiday Inn, tel. +358 9 15096660 Special price in standard room for one person: 119 euros/night/room (approximately £80)(normal price 240 e/night) back Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[29]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/SharePoint_2010/SharePoint_2010_Developer_Bootcamp_Training.html","2009-10-11","16K","SharePoint 2010 Developer bootcamp training    ","",""," SharePoint 2010 Developer bootcamp training Home Combined Knowledge are renowned for success in delivering Beta classes for previous versions of SharePoint 2003 and 2007. We are now delighted to be launching Administrator and Developer and Updating Support Skills Beta classes for SharePoint 2010. Our SharePoint Experts and MVP’s have been busy developing this curriculum and we are delighted to announce dates as detailed below. Places will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis so BOOK NOW to avoid disappointment and stay one step ahead We will be posting complete course outlines for each of our offerings as soon as Microsoft announces the official beta release of SharePoint 2010. Your pre-registration will guarantee a seat at our events. Course Details Duration Price SharePoint 2010 Beta Administrator Track Leicestershire 23rd November 2009 5days £1500 Leicestershire 12th April 2010 5days £1500 London 11th January 2010 5days £1500 SharePoint 2010 Beta Developer Track Leicestershire 30th November 2009 5days £1500 Leicestershire 15th March 2010 5days £1500 London 18th January 2010 5days £1500 Updating Support Skills from SharePoint Server 2007 to SharePoint Server 2010 Leicestershire 25th January 2010 5days £1500 Website booking is for credit card payment only, if you prefer to be invoiced please contact Sales: Tel :+44 (0)1455 200520 Fax: +44 (0)1455 550316 e-mail: sales@combined-knowledge.com Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[30]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/SharePoint_2010/SharePoint_2010_Bootcamp.html","2009-10-11","16K","SharePoint 2010 Bootcamp    ","",""," SharePoint 2010 Bootcamp Home Combined Knowledge are renowned for success in delivering Beta classes for previous versions of SharePoint 2003 and 2007. We are now delighted to be launching Administrator and Developer and Updating Support Skills Beta classes for SharePoint 2010. Our SharePoint Experts and MVP’s have been busy developing this curriculum and we are delighted to announce dates as detailed below. Places will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis so BOOK NOW to avoid disappointment and stay one step ahead We will be posting complete course outlines for each of our offerings as soon as Microsoft announces the official beta release of SharePoint 2010. Your pre-registration will guarantee a seat at our events. Course Details Duration Price SharePoint 2010 Beta Administrator Track Leicestershire 23rd November 2009 5days £1500 Leicestershire 12th April 2010 5days £1500 London 11th January 2010 5days £1500 SharePoint 2010 Beta Developer Track Leicestershire 30th November 2009 5days £1500 Leicestershire 15th March 2010 5days £1500 London 18th January 2010 5days £1500 Updating Support Skills from SharePoint Server 2007 to SharePoint Server 2010 Leicestershire 25th January 2010 5days £1500 Website booking is for credit card payment only, if you prefer to be invoiced please contact Sales: Tel :+44 (0)1455 200520 Fax: +44 (0)1455 550316 e-mail: sales@combined-knowledge.com Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[31]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/SharePoint_2010/SharePoint_2010_Administrator_Bootcamp_Training.html","2009-10-11","16K","SharePoint 2010 Administrator bootcamp Training    ","",""," SharePoint 2010 Administrator bootcamp Training Home Combined Knowledge are renowned for success in delivering Beta classes for previous versions of SharePoint 2003 and 2007. We are now delighted to be launching Administrator and Developer and Updating Support Skills Beta classes for SharePoint 2010. Our SharePoint Experts and MVP’s have been busy developing this curriculum and we are delighted to announce dates as detailed below. Places will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis so BOOK NOW to avoid disappointment and stay one step ahead We will be posting complete course outlines for each of our offerings as soon as Microsoft announces the official beta release of SharePoint 2010. Your pre-registration will guarantee a seat at our events. Course Details Duration Price SharePoint 2010 Beta Administrator Track Leicestershire 23rd November 2009 5days £1500 Leicestershire 12th April 2010 5days £1500 London 11th January 2010 5days £1500 SharePoint 2010 Beta Developer Track Leicestershire 30th November 2009 5days £1500 Leicestershire 15th March 2010 5days £1500 London 18th January 2010 5days £1500 Updating Support Skills from SharePoint Server 2007 to SharePoint Server 2010 Leicestershire 25th January 2010 5days £1500 Website booking is for credit card payment only, if you prefer to be invoiced please contact Sales: Tel :+44 (0)1455 200520 Fax: +44 (0)1455 550316 e-mail: sales@combined-knowledge.com Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[32]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/SharePoint_2010/SharePoint_2010.html","2009-10-11","16K","SharePoint 2010 Training    ","",""," SharePoint 2010 Training Home Combined Knowledge are renowned for success in delivering Beta classes for previous versions of SharePoint 2003 and 2007. We are now delighted to be launching Administrator and Developer and Updating Support Skills Beta classes for SharePoint 2010. Our SharePoint Experts and MVP’s have been busy developing this curriculum and we are delighted to announce dates as detailed below. Places will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis so BOOK NOW to avoid disappointment and stay one step ahead We will be posting complete course outlines for each of our offerings as soon as Microsoft announces the official beta release of SharePoint 2010. Your pre-registration will guarantee a seat at our events. Course Details Duration Price SharePoint 2010 Beta Administrator Track Leicestershire 23rd November 2009 5days £1500 Leicestershire 12th April 2010 5days £1500 London 11th January 2010 5days £1500 SharePoint 2010 Beta Developer Track Leicestershire 30th November 2009 5days £1500 Leicestershire 15th March 2010 5days £1500 London 18th January 2010 5days £1500 Updating Support Skills from SharePoint Server 2007 to SharePoint Server 2010 Leicestershire 25th January 2010 5days £1500 Website booking is for credit card payment only, if you prefer to be invoiced please contact Sales: Tel :+44 (0)1455 200520 Fax: +44 (0)1455 550316 e-mail: sales@combined-knowledge.com Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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array_files[34]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Public/index.html","2009-10-11","13K","Combined Knowledge Classroom Training    ","",""," Combined Knowledge Classroom Training Home - book a course Make your choice... Classroom Training Our classroom based instructor-led hands on training courses provide delegates with the ideal training environment, from state of the art equipment, air conditioning, and plenty of space, delegates are able to learn in a comfortable environment. When choosing our classrooms we use our experience to always choose the location with the learners requirements in mind, each of our locations offers quality accommodation that can be easily booked as part of the training course, all courses also include hot and cold buffet lunches or restaurant meals and plenty of drinks and refreshments throughout the day. Classes in London | Classes in Leicestershire | Global locations Choose your Location Midlands London Germany France Holland Luxembourg Australia USA OR Select a course: Choose Administrator Track Administrator 2010 Beta Track Developer Track Developer 2010 Beta Track Designer Track Power User Course Introduction for End Users InfoPath Advanced Architect Management Overview Search Server 2008 Site Member End User Site Owner End User Site Collection Administration Train the Trainer Upgrade SP 2003 to SP 2007 Business Intelligence Solutions Web Content Management Configuring and Administering WSS Updating Support Skills from SP 2007 to SP 2010 Discover more Private Training Course Outlines Training Roadmap End User Adoption Nintex Training Site Licences What is SharePoint Training Locations Meet our Trainers Training Passport Latest Offers Last Minute Availability What Clients Say SharePoint 2010 Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[35]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Promotions/Special_Offers.html","2009-10-11","10K","Combined Knowledge Special Offers    ","",""," Combined Knowledge Special Offers Home - Promotions Special Offers Unsatisfied with the training you have received from another provider? If you are tell us about it! If you have not used Combined Knowledge in the past but have received poor SharePoint training from another provider, let us put it right. Tell us about it and we will offer you a 25% discount to experience Combined Knowledge’s version of this course. Contact our Sales Team: +44 (0) 1455 200520 or e-mail sales@combined-knowledge.com Of course, our regular clients know the quality of training that we provide....but as a thank you for their loyalty, we are also offering any existing client a 25% discount of any public scheduled SharePoint 2007 class between now and the 2nd November 2009. Don’t miss out! See our course schedule page for details of our public course offerings during the next couple of months. back Discover more Online Training Public training Private Training Training Roadmap Course Outlines Press Box Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[36]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Promotions/Training_Passport.html","2009-10-11","11K","Combined Knowledge Classroom SharePoint Training Passport    ","",""," Combined Knowledge Classroom SharePoint Training Passport Home - Promotions Classroom Training Passport Online Training Passport. Classroom Training Passport. Training Passports are a cost-effective and flexible solution for organisations whose training requirements vary from a single course to an entire series of courses. Valid for 12 months from the date of the first course, each passport can be used by anyone in your organisation to attend any Combined Knowledge public scheduled course. By purchasing the Combined Knowledge Training Passport your organisation will realise substantial savings — the more Vouchers you purchase, the more money you save. With the flexibility of Training Passports, you can satisfy your training requirements as they evolve throughout the year. Reduce the paperwork and approvals associated with multiple enrolments and take care of all your training needs with a single purchase order. 10 day passport £275 per day 20 day passport £260 per day 30 day passport £245 per day 40 day passport £230 per day 75 day passport £215 per day 100 day passport £200 per day For example the total cost for a 20 day passport would be £5200, which would enable you to have 20 days to schedule as and when you require. If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to contact us. T: +44 (0) 1455 200520 E: sales@combined-knowledge.com back Discover more Online Training Public training Private Training Training Roadmap Course Outlines Press Box Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[37]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Promotions/Exhibitions.html","2009-10-11","9K","Combined Knowledge Exhibitions    ","",""," Combined Knowledge Exhibitions Home - Promotions More event news coming soon! back Success at the Best Practices Conference www.sharepointbestpractices.co.uk back Discover more Online Training Public training Private Training Training Roadmap Course Outlines Press Box Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[38]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Online/Online_FAQ.html","2009-10-11","10K","Online FAQ    ","",""," Online FAQ Home - book a course - Online Training Online FAQ Please find answers to some of our common questions below.. What do delegates receive as part of an online class? For our full online training courses delegates would receive the full course manuals inclusive of labs and exercises. How can I book an Online class? All of our online classes can be booked via our website using a Credit or Debit card, on receipt of booking confirmation of registration will be sent to the e-mail address supplied at the time of booking. What is the difference with a Short Online Training Course? Short Online courses are delivered as instructor-led sessions enabling the learner to follow the trainer covering short modules dedicated to individual tasks within a SharePoint Environment. No course materials are required for the short course sessions. How long do classes run? Our online courses vary and range from 2 hours to 3 days depending on the selected course. What is the daily schedule like? Daily sessions are between 2 and 4 hours with a 30 minute break between the two lectures. Classes are scheduled at varying times throughout the day (GMT) to ensure that other time zones are catered for. Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[39]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Private/index.html","2009-10-11","9K","Private/Closed Training Courses    ","",""," Private/Closed Training Courses Home - Book A Course Private/Closed Training Courses As an alternative to our public scheduled training classes, our team of SharePoint MVP’s and Experts are able to deliver any of our training courses on-site at your location. The courses can be delivered in standard format or customised to meet the specific needs of your business. Combined Knowledge can advise on the in-house set-up required to deliver the training to ensure a suitable classroom training environment is achieved, our sales team can also help you to coordinate this training to ensure that every event runs smoothly. Closed courses are ideal for those organisations that have several delegates requiring training and can be a cost effective way of providing training that is based on your specific training requirements. All of the Combined Knowledge courses detailed in our training portfolio are available as on-site training events. For more information on our private training events please contact the Sales Team On: +44 (0) 1455 200520 or e-mail sales@combined-knowledge.com. Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[40]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Online/How_it_Works.html","2009-10-11","15K","How it Works    ","",""," How it Works Home - book a course - Online Training How it Works Delegate Requirements for Full Online Classes Delegate Requirements for Short Online courses Delegate Requirements for Full Online Classes The requirements for our online training courses are detailed below. High-Speed Internet Connection: The online classes are delivered via Live Meeting and therefore to ensure the best possible training experience we need to ensure that each delegate has the sufficient without this the quality of your online training experience will be effected which we would be unable to control. Installed and Working Live Meeting Client: You will need to install the Live Meeting client During the training sessions Microsoft Office Live Meeting will be used to provide audio and video links between the trainer and attendees. This will allow you not only to see and hear the trainer but also the other attendees in the session for a truly interactive experience. The Live Meeting session will also be used by the trainer to share documents and show presentations. Before you will be able to connect to a live meeting session you will need to fulfil the following requirements: High Speed, private internet connection. Use of mobile broadband, 3G or public Wi-Fi is not recommended. Microphone installed and configured Web Cam (optional) installed and configured Microsoft Office Live meeting software installed (see details below) We also recommend you are in a location where you are not going to be distracted during the session, many delegates find it easier to work from home rather than the office. After you have completed your booking you will receive an email that includes all of the details required for you to download and install a free copy of Live Meeting ready to connect to the session. To save time before the meeting, check your system to make sure it is ready to use Microsoft Office Live Meeting by visiting: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=90703 The email that you receive will allow you access only to the training session that you are booked on to, you will receive a link to the meeting which will include a unique user name and password, if you have multiple delegates attending the session they will each need a unique username and password. When you join the session you will be allowed to enter a name for use during the session. This name is visible to all attendees. We advise that you join the training session at least 30 minutes before the start of the session to allow time to setup Microphone volumes etc. Delegate Requirements for Short Online courses The requirements for our online training courses are detailed below. High-Speed Internet Connection: The online classes are delivered via Live Meeting and therefore to ensure the best possible training experience we need to ensure that each delegate has the sufficient without this the quality of your online training experience will be effected which we would be unable to control. Installed and Working Live Meeting Client: You will need to install the Live Meeting client During the training sessions Microsoft Office Live Meeting will be used to provide audio and video links between the trainer and attendees. This will allow you not only to see and hear the trainer but also the other attendees in the session for a truly interactive experience. The Live Meeting session will also be used by the trainer to share documents and show presentations. Before you will be able to connect to a live meeting session you will need to fulfil the following requirements: High Speed, private internet connection. Use of mobile broadband, 3G or public Wi-Fi is not recommended. Microphone installed and configured Web Cam (optional) installed and configured Microsoft Office Live meeting software installed (see details below) We also recommend you are in a location where you are not going to be distracted during the session, many delegates find it easier to work from home rather than the office. After you have completed your booking you will receive an email that includes all of the details required for you to download and install a free copy of Live Meeting ready to connect to the session. To save time before the meeting, check your system to make sure it is ready to use Microsoft Office Live Meeting by visiting: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=90703 The email that you receive will allow you access only to the training session that you are booked on to, you will receive a link to the meeting which will include a unique user name and password, if you have multiple delegates attending the session they will each need a unique username and password. When you join the session you will be allowed to enter a name for use during the session. This name is visible to all attendees. We advise that you join the training session at least 30 minutes before the start of the session to allow time to setup Microphone volumes etc. Combined Knowledge are unfortunately unable to be fully control an online learning environment therefore, please make sure you follow the above guidelines as we are unable to be held responsible for any impact insufficient set-up or kit may have on the learning experience. Note: Sessions are unable to be recorded and any recordings are not available for download and offline viewing. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us: Combined Knowledge Sales Team Tel :+44 (0)1455 200520 Fax: +44 (0)1455 550316 e-mail: sales@combined-knowledge.com Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[41]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Online/index.html","2009-10-11","13K","Combined Knowledge Online Training    ","",""," Combined Knowledge Online Training Home - book a course Make your choice... Online Training The Combined Knowledge Online Training courses provide organisations with a flexible approach to attending our training classes at a time and location that suits you. We understand that it is not always possible for organisations or individuals to arrange/attend external hands on training classes therefore we wanted to be able to provide our in-depth SharePoint training courses as online courses that can be accessed from the office or home, whichever you prefer. Combined Knowledge has developed a range of ‘short courses’ for online training which are focused on providing in-depth lessons on key areas within a SharePoint environment, these lessons range between 2 and 4 hours in duration and are delivered via Live Meeting. Each student will receive a meeting ID and password to attend the class. Combined Knowledge is also providing some of our full courses as online training courses, to include our End User training courses. The course overviews can be found using the ‘select a course’ link below. Students joining our full courses will receive a copy of the full training manual in advance of the course. Online Short Courses Select a course: Choose Overview of SharePoint 2007 Find and Track Content Stored in SharePoint Working with Content Types Manage Groups and Permissions in SharePoint Sites Migrate and Organise files in SharePoint Libraries Content Authoring in a Publishing Site Introduction to SharePoint Designer 2007 SharePoint Designer - Create and Modify Master Pages Create Workflows with SharePoint Designer 2007 How to Use the Dataform Webpart with SharePoint Designer 2007 InfoPath Overview Creating and Using Data Connections in InfoPath forms Online Full Courses Select a course: Choose SharePoint 2007 End User - Level 1 SharePoint 2007 End User - Level 2 Nintex Workflow Nintex Reporting Implement Business Intelligence Solutions Using Excel Services Implement Business Intelligence Solutions for End Users Discover more How it Works Training Roadmap Online Training Passport Nintex Training Online FAQ Meet our Trainers Latest Offers Last Minute Availability What Clients Say Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[42]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Nintex/index.html","2009-10-11","10K","Nintex Training    ","",""," Nintex Training Home Nintex Training As part of our Global Training Partnership with Nintex, Combined Knowledge have been successfully delivering the Nintex Workflow 2007 and Nintex Reporting 2008 training courses to Nintex partners globally since early 2009. The course materials were developed by Combined Knowledge and we are excited to announce further dates for partners to attend Nintex product training at global locations. Nintex Workflow 2007 and Nintex Reporting 2008 (3 days) Nintex Reporting 2008 Course Outline - 1 day Nintex Workflow 2007 Course Outline - 2 days Course Booking Nintex Reporting 2008 Nintex Workflow 2007 To receive a quotation or book a place contact Zoe on +44 (0) 1455 200520 or e-mail zoe@combined-knowledge.com Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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array_files[44]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/EUA/Topics.html","2009-10-11","29K","SharePoint EUA Topics    ","",""," SharePoint EUA Topics Home - End User Adoption SharePoint EUA Topics Our End User Adoption Solution SharePoint Content is available as a User License for organisations that wish to deploy the product and also available as an online hosted solution. Each license supplied provides organisations with: Free updates on content purchased with 12 months Free upgrades to the next version of the content purchased with 12 months. This solution coupled with the free content upgrades helps organisation to encourage end user adoption and also ensures that future upgrades are a smooth transition in ensuring that your users always have immediate access to the most recent version of the product that is being deployed. Our End User Adoption Solution is available on a per user license basis for organisations that wish to deploy the full product or as an online hosted solution for up to 100 users, to request pricing and further details on this product please contact: Tel :+44 (0)1455 200520 Fax: +44 (0)1455 550316 e-mail: sales@combined-knowledge.com The Combined Knowledge End User Adoption includes over 400 SharePoint topics covering every task thata user would need to access within the Sharepoint Environment. This content has been written and developed by our team of SharePoint Experts and MVPs. In addition to the SharePoint content we are also able to provide content from over 25 different products to include Office, Windows, Vista and much more. Introduction Navigation Introduction to Navigation Title Bar My Links Top Link Bar Quick Launch Bar Breadcrumbs Overview 10 Reasons More Reasons Site Structure Search Using Search Simple Search Advanced Search People Search Viewing Results Tips for Searching Lists and Libraries Lists Creating Lists Create an Announcements List Create a Contacts List Create a Discussion Board Create a Links List Create a Calendar Create a Tasks List Create a Project Tasks List Create a Issue Tracking List Create a Custom List Create a Custom List in Datasheet View Create a Languages and Translators List Create a KPI List Import a Spreadsheet Working with Lists New Announcement New Calendar Item New Contact New Task Email an item to a List View an Item Edit an Item Delete an Item Restore a deleted item Connect to Outlook Connect Calendar to Outlook Connect Contacts to Outlook Connect Discussion Board to Outlook Connect Tasks to Outlook List Actions Edit in Datasheet Export to Spreadsheet View RSS Feed Alert Me Using Views Select a View Create a View Modify a View Delete a View Sort and Filter Content Sort by Column Filter by Column Working with Lists Managing Lists Title, description and navigation settings Versioning settings Advanced settings Audience targeting settings Delete this list Save list as a template Permissions for this list Workflow settings Information Management Policy settings Incoming email settings RSS settings Create a Column Modify a Column Delete a Column Add from existing site columns Change Column Ordering Index a Column Managing Lists Libraries Creating Libraries Create a Document Library Create a Form Library Create a Wiki Page Library Create a Picture Library Create a Data Connection Library Create a Translation Management Library Create a Slide Library Create a Report Library Working with Libraries New Document New Folder Upload Document Upload Picture Upload Multiple Documents Upload Multiple Pictures Email a document to a library Drag and drop documents Edit in Datasheet Open with Windows Explorer Connect library to Outlook Export to Spreadsheet View RSS Feed Alert Me Edit Picture Delete Picture Download Picture Send Picture ToSlideshow Open Document View Properties Edit Properties Edit Document Delete Document Restore a deleted item Send To Approve / Reject document Check In Check Out Discard Check Out Publish a Major Version View Version History Using Views Select a View Create a View Modify a View Delete a View Sort and Filter Content Sort by Column Filter by Column Managing Libraries Title, description and navigation Versioning settings Advanced settings Manage item scheduling Audience targeting settings Delete this document library Save document library as a template Permissions for this document library Manage checked out files Workflow settings Information Management Policy settings Incoming e-mail settings RSS settings Libraries Introduction to Libraries Sites and Pages Create Sites Create Sites Site Templates Create Sites within existing Site Collection Create new Site Collection Create Web Pages Create Web Pages Create a Basic Page Create a Web Part Page Collaborative Sites Document Workspaces Create a Document Workspace site from file in library Create a Document Workspace site by email Create a Document Workspace site from Office file Work with Document Workspace site from Office Work with Document Workspace using the browser Meeting Workspaces Meeting Workspace Templates Basic Meeting Workspace Blank Meeting Workspace Decision Meeting Workspace Social Meeting Workspace Multipage Meeting Workspace Meeting Workspaces Create a Meeting Workspace from Outlook 2007 Wiki Sites Wiki Sites Create a link to another Wiki Page Create a Wiki Page from a link Create a Wiki Page that is not linked Edit a Wiki Page View Wiki Page History View Wiki Page Links Delete a Wiki Page Blog Sites Introduction to Blog Posts Post to a Blog from a browser Create a Blog Post using Word 2007 Edit a Post using a browser Edit a Post created in Word 2007 Introduction to Blog Comments Add a Comment to a Blog Post Edit a Blog Post Comment Introduction to Maintain Blog Site Create new Blog Post Categories Add Links on the Blog Site Approve or Reject Blog Posts Delete Blog Posts Blog Sites Parts of a Blog Collaborative Sites My Site My Home Page Edit Details Add Link Edit Links Delete a Link Group Links Add Colleagues Edit Colleagues Delete Colleagues Edit Memberships My Profile Page My Profile Page Introduction My Profile as Seen by other users Collaborate with Colleagues My Colleagues Page In Common with You Web Part Colleague Tracker Web Part Keep Track of Content My Workspaces Web Part Recent Blog Posts Web Part SharePoint Sites Web Part My Links Store Personal and Public Files Personal Documents Library Shared Documents Library Shared Picture Library Office 2007 Integration with My Site Outlook Web Access Web Parts Configure My Calendar Web Part Configure My Contacts Web Part Configure My Inbox Web Part Configure My Mail Folder Web Part Configure My Tasks Web Part Best Practices Best Practices Introduction to My Site Create a My Site My Site Navigation My Site Web Parts Look and Feel Navigation Settings Show Sites in Navigation Show Pages in Navigation Sort Navigation Items Specify the items to display in Global Navigation Specify the items to display in Current Navigation Reorder Navigation Items Hide / Show Navigation Items Add Heading to Navigation Add Custom Link to Navigation Edit Custom Link in Navigation Delete Custom Link in Navigation Look and Feel Customize the Site Title and Description Customize the Logo URL and Description Customize the Web Site Address Enable Quick Launch Enable Tree View Apply a Site Theme Save Site as a Template Reset to Site Definition Searchable Columns Site Administration Manage Regional Settings Manage Site Libraries and Lists View Site Usage Data Manage User Alerts Manage RSS Usage Manage Sites and Workspaces Manage Site Features Delete a Site Manage Search Visibility Manage Content and Structure Web Parts Working with Web Parts Introduction to working with Web Parts Add a Web Part Move a Web Part Close a Web Part Delete a Web Part Browse for Web Part Search for a Web Part Export a Web Part Import a Web Part into a Page Import a Web Part into a Gallery Web Part Properties Introduction to Web Part Properties Modify Web Part properties Appearance Layout Advanced Default Web Parts Introduction to Default Web Parts Lists and Library Web Parts Business Data Web Parts Content Rollup Web Parts Dashboard Web Parts Default Web Parts Filter Web Parts Miscellaneous Web Parts Outlook Web Access Web Parts Search Web Parts Site Directory Web Parts Web Parts Web Part Zones Web Part Pages Web Part Galleries Workflows Workflow Administration Add a Workflow to a List or Library Add a Workflow to a Site Content Type Modify a List or Library Workflow Remove a Workflow from a List or Library View Workflow reports Workflow instances Initiate an Approval Workflow instance Initiate a Collect Feedback Workflow instance View Status of Workflow instance Update Active Tasks Add or update participants Cancel workflow instance Workflows Overview of Workflows Built In Document Workflows Content Types Site Content Types Create a Site Content Type Add Document Template to a Site Content Type Make a Site Content Type Read Only Add a Workflow to a Site Content Type Add Columns to Site Content Type List Content Types Configure Lists and Libraries for Multiple Content Types Create a List Content Type Add Document Template to a List Content Type Make a List Content Type Read Only Add a Workflow to a List Content Type Add Columns to List Content Type Remove Content Type from Lists and Libraries Usage Scenarios Site Content Type Gallery Content Type Inheritance Working with Content Types Security Manage Users and Groups Add User to a Group Assign Permission Levels directly to a User Create a New Group Manage Group Settings Delete a Group View Group Permissions Edit Group Quick Launch Setup Groups for this Site Email selected Users Call/Message selected Users Remove Users from Group Delete Users from Site Collection Manage Permissions on a Site Manage Permissions of the Site’s Parent Edit Permissions of a Site Remove User Permissions from a Site Edit User Permissions on a Site Inherit Permissions on a Site Manage Permissions on a List or Library Manage Permissions of the List’s Parent Edit Permissions of a List or Library Remove User Permissions from a List or Library Edit User Permissions on a List or Library Inherit Permissions on a List or Library Manage Permissions on a List Item or Document Manage Permissions of the Item’s Parent Edit Permissions of a List Item or Document Remove User Permissions from an Item or Document Edit User Permissions on an Item or Document Inherit Permissions on an Item or Document Manage Permission Levels Permission Levels Add a Permission Level Edit Permission Level Copy a Permission Level Delete a Permission Level Overview of Permissions Security at Different Levels Best Practices for Assigning Permissions Download the EUA Solution Table of Contents Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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View sample CBT lessons Check Out Files in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Document Libraries Create Pages in Publishing Sites Introduction to Security in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Introduction to News Sites Introduction to Web Content Management Overview of My Site Overview of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Meeting Workspaces Overview of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Web Parts Send E-mail to a Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 List or Library Use the Send To Feature in a Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Document Library Deployment Method These CBT lessons are easily deployed within your SharePoint implementation, allowing employees to learn about SharePoint at their convenience. Combined Knowledge provides your organization with the components necessary to integrate the Flash-based video CBT lessons into a SharePoint site. Employees can find the lessons they want to view by using SharePoints keyword search, or by visiting a list of available CBT lessons in a filtered or custom view. Deploying these CBT lessons on your SharePoint site provides end users with on-demand access to Combined Knowledge’s unsurpassed SharePoint educational resources. Additionally, since the lessons are SCORM 1.2 compliant, organizations can opt to install the lessons into a Learning Management System (LMS). To find out more about Combined Knowledge’s CBT SharePoint approach to end-user education, contact Sales at +44 (0) 1455 200520, e-mail zoe@combined-knowledge.com Site Owner Course Office SharePoint Server Site Member Course SharePoint Basics Introduction to WSS 3.0 Get Started Using SharePoint Sites Personalize a SharePoint Web Part Page Search Functionality in WSS 3.0 SharePoint Libraries and Lists Introduce WSS 3.0 Document Libraries Access a WSS 3.0 Document Library Use Folders in a WSS 3.0 Document Library Create New Documents in a WSS 3.0 Document Library Upload Documents to a WSS 3.0 Document Library View and Edit Document Properties in a WSS 3.0 Library Edit and Delete Files in a WSS 3.0 Document Library Use the “Send To” Feature in a WSS 3.0 Document Library Check Out Files in WSS 3.0 Document Libraries Document Versioning in WSS 3.0 Document Libraries Workflows in WSS 3.0 Document Libraries Introduction to WSS 3.0 Lists Add, Modify and Delete Content from WSS 3.0 Lists Send E-mail to a WSS 3.0 List or Library WSS 3.0 Alerts Sort and Filter WSS 3.0 List Content Use Alternate Views in WSS 3.0 Lists and Libraries Create a Personal List or Library View in WSS 3.0 View WSS 3.0 Lists and Libraries in an RSS Feed Connect a WSS 3.0 List or Library to Microsoft Outlook Export WSS 3.0 List Content to Microsoft Office Excel Team Collaboration in SharePoint Overview of WSS 3.0 Document Workspaces Contribute to Content within WSS 3.0 Document Workspaces Overview of WSS 3.0 Meeting Workspaces Overview of WSS 3.0 Wiki Sites Create and Edit Wiki Pages in a WSS 3.0 Wiki Site Overview of WSS 3.0 Blog Sites Create and Edit WSS 3.0 Blog Posts Site Owner Course SharePoint Libraries and Lists Create Lists and Libraries from a Template in WSS 3.0 Create a Custom List in WSS 3.0 Create Columns or Metadata in a WSS 3.0 List or Library Create Public Views for a WSS 3.0 List or Library Manage Content Approval in WSS 3.0 Lists and Libraries Manage Advanced Settings of a WSS 3.0 List Manage Advanced Settings of a WSS 3.0 Library Manage Check Out Files and Settings in WSS 3.0 Manage Permissions of a WSS 3.0 List or Library Add and Manage Workflows for WSS 3.0 Lists and Libraries Configure Incoming E-mail Settings for a WSS 3.0 List or Library Configure RSS Settings in a WSS 3.0 List or Library Manage Versioning Settings in a WSS 3.0 List or Library Site Administration Manage User Alerts in WSS 3.0 Overview of Site Features in WSS 3.0 Introduction to Security in WSS 3.0 Manage Permission Levels and SharePoint Groups in a WSS 3.0 Site Manage Access to a WSS 3.0 Site Site Usage Reports in a WSS 3.0 Site Site and Web Page Management Overview of WSS 3.0 Site Collections Create WSS 3.0 Document Workspaces Create WSS 3.0 Meeting Workspaces Manage a WSS 3.0 Wiki Site Manage a WSS 3.0 Blog Site Manage the Creation and Deletion of Sites and Workspaces in WSS 3.0 Create Web Pages in a WSS 3.0 Site Site Customization Customize a WSS 3.0 Site Identity Manage a WSS 3.0 Sites Navigation Settings Create and Manage Content Types in WSS 3.0 Site and List Templates in WSS 3.0 Overview of WSS 3.0 Web Parts Work with Web Parts in WSS 3.0 Customize Web Part Properties in a WSS 3.0 Site back to top Office SharePoint Server 2007 Module Introductory and Miscellaneous MOSS Topics Introduction to SharePoint Products and Technologies Overview of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Using Office SharePoint Server 2007 Search Manage Audience Targeting of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Lists and Libraries Introduction to InfoPath Forms Services Introduction to the Site Directory Introduction to News Sites Introduction to Records Center Sites Workflows in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 My Sites Overview of My Site Manage Colleagues in My Site Personalize My Profile in My Site Microsoft Office 2007 integration with My Site Features To Track Content in My Sites Use Libraries In My Site Web Content Management / Publishing Sites Introduction to Web Content Management Create Pages in Publishing Sites Edit Pages in Publishing Sites Approve Content in Publishing Sites Version History in Publishing Sites Business Intelligence Introduction to Business Intelligence features in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Create a Report in Report Center Create KPI Lists Create a Dashboard Publish to Excel Services: Part 1 Publish to Excel Services: Part 2 Publish to Excel Services: Part 3 back to top Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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array_files[115]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Online/Webpart/index.html","2009-10-11","12K","How to Use the Dataform Webpart with SharePoint Designer 2007    ","",""," How to Use the Dataform Webpart with SharePoint Designer 2007 home - book a course - Online training How to Use the Dataform Webpart with SharePoint Designer 2007 Course Details Duration: 4 hours Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) October November December January February March April Date 30th 2nd Time 10am - 2pm 10am - 2pm Terms & Conditions Overview This 4 hour online course explains how to use data views and data forms to present and configure data sources. You will see how to work with data sources to add data to SharePoint pages and manipulate the data display using custom queries and conditional formatting. This module also explains how to write data back to the data source using Data Form Web Parts. Topics Discussed Create a data view Import fields Conditional formatting Edit XPath expressions Apply filtering and style Edit, delete, and insert commands Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[116]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Online/Overview/index.html","2009-10-11","12K","Quick Tour of SharePoint    ","",""," Quick Tour of SharePoint home - book a course - Online training Overview of SharePoint 2007 Course Details Duration: 2 hours Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) October November December January February March April Date 22nd 23rd Time 10am - 12pm 3pm - 5pm Terms & Conditions Overview This 2-hour course explains SharePoint Products and Technologies, why you would use it, the features that make it a valuable business tool, as well as the benefits of using SharePoint. This course gives a foundation that will be essential as you begin to leverage the many uses of SharePoint throughout your work day. Student Prerequisites Be familiar with Microsoft Office products and Internet Explorer or an equivalent Internet browser. Topics Discussed Overview of SharePoint Products and Technologies The key components of the SharePoint environment How SharePoint addresses workplace challenges How SharePoint enhances productivity and collaboration among users Overview of how SharePoint integrates with other Microsoft Office applications Ideal Student End users who want to learn about SharePoint Products and Technologies and its value in the workplace. Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[117]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Online/NintexWorkflow/index.html","2009-10-11","15K","Nintex Workflow    ","",""," Nintex Workflow home - book a course - Online training Nintex Workflow 2007 Course Details Duration: 2 Days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Workflow for Partners USA 10th UK Start Time: 1.30pm UK Finish Time: 8.30pm Europe 8th UK Start Time: 8am UK Finish Time: 3pm Asia Pacific 14th UK Start Time: 12am UK Finish Time: 7am Workflow for Customers USA 16th UK Start Time: 1.30pm UK Finish Time: 8.30pm Terms & Conditions Overview The content of the course covers the following topics: Installation and configuration of Nintex Workflow - upgrade issues etc. Workflow fundamentals and Introducing Nintex Workflow designer, Rich Workflow designs using Nintex Workflow designer, Advanced Workflow Design capabilities with Nintex Workflow, Creating State Machine workflows with Nintex Workflow. The Modules include the following topics. Introduction to Nintex Workflow Overview of Nintex Workflow Workflow logic – defining workflow Nintex Workflow and SharePoint Nintex Web Site and Support Installation and Configuration Product versions and features Installation requirements and setup Central Administration Configuration Upgrading 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 Creating Rich Workflows Conditions and Action Sets Working with Snippets Using Workflow Variables Rich Workflow Actions Advanced Workflows Working with Publishing Actions Provisioning Active Directory Object Managing Audiences and Profiles Enterprise Integration Enterprise Reporting State Machine Workflows The State Machine Action Building a simple State Machine workflow Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[118]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Online/MigrateOrganise/index.html","2009-10-11","13K","Migrate and Organise files in SharePoint Libraries    ","",""," Migrate and Organise files in SharePoint Libraries home - book a course - Online training Migrate and Organise files in SharePoint Libraries Course Details Duration: 4 hours Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) October November December January February March April Date 26th 27th Time 9am - 1pm 1pm - 5pm Terms & Conditions Overview The goal of this course is to explain how to effectively implement and utilize document libraries in a SharePoint environment. This course shows content owners how to setup a document library that uses the functionality built into WSS. You also learn the best practices for organizing files in a library and migrating content from typical file shares on a network. Student Prerequisites Have experience with Internet Explorer or an equivalent tool and be familiar with SharePoint Products and Technologies. If you are new to SharePoint, Combined Knowledge’s Short Course Introduction to SharePoint 2007 should be taken or have equivalent knowledge. Topics Discussed Overview of Document Libraries Components and Features of Document Libraries including: Content Approval Document Versioning Draft Item Security Check in/out Document Workflow Organize Files in SharePoint Create a document library Define and plan for metadata When to use metadata instead of folders Create columns and metadata Populating metadata Best practices for metadata Views Use of views Create views Use views instead of folders Best practices for creating views Create multiple libraries in a site How to provide visibility to a document library Mirgrate Files into SharePoint Potential file migration issues Planning and best practices for file migration Ideal Student Information workers and content owners that will be in charge of document libraries in a site. Topics discussed require site owner or list owner access rights. Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[119]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Online/ManageGroups/index.html","2009-10-11","12K","Manage Groups and Permissions in SharePoint Sites     ","",""," Manage Groups and Permissions in SharePoint Sites home - book a course - Online training Manage Groups and Permissions in SharePoint Sites Course Details Duration: 4 hours Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) October November December January February March April Date 23rd 24th Time 10am - 2pm 1pm - 5pm Terms & Conditions Overview This 4 hour course details how to manage permissions in SharePoint sites, Lists, Libraries, items and documents. Creating SharePoint groups, managing access and configuring custom permission levels are among the topics covered. Student Prerequisites Have experience with Internet Explorer or an equivalent tool and be familiar with SharePoint Products and Technologies. If you are new to SharePoint, Combined Knowledge’s Short Course Introduction to SharePoint 2007 should be taken or have equivalent knowledge. Topics Discussed Introduction to SharePoint Security Manage User Access to SharePoint Sites Manage SharePoint Groups and Users Best Practices for Assigning Permissions in SharePoint Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[120]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Online/NintexReporting/index.html","2009-10-11","13K","Nintex Reporting    ","",""," Nintex Reporting home - book a course - Online training Nintex Reporting 2008 Installation and Power User Course Course Details Duration: 1 Day Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Reporting for Partners USA 12th UK Start Time: 1.30pm UK Finish Time: 8.30pm Europe 10th UK Start Time: 8am UK Finish Time: 3pm Asia Pacific 16th UK Start Time: 1.30pm UK Finish Time: 8.30pm Terms & Conditions Overview The content of the course covers the following topics: Introduction to Nintex Reporting Overview of Nintex Reporting Nintex Reporting and SharePoint Nintex Web Site and Support Installation and Configuration Installation Requirements and Quick Install Advanced Installation Standard Tools, Features and Security Nintex Reporting Tools Site Features Nintex Reporting Security Nintex Reporting Web Parts Dashboard Overview and Implementation Manager Dashboard Overview Implementation Manager Dashboard IT Manager IT Manager Dashboard Knowledge Manager Knowledge Manager Dashboard Records Manager Records Manager Dashboard Search Manager Search Manager Dashboard System Administrator System Administrator Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[121]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Online/IntroSPDesigner/index.html","2009-10-11","11K","Introduction to SharePoint Designer 2007     ","",""," Introduction to SharePoint Designer 2007 home - book a course - Online training Introduction to SharePoint Designer 2007 Course Details Duration: 2 hours Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) October November December January February March April Date 13th Time 10am - 12pm Terms & Conditions Overview This 2 hour short course introduces SharePoint Designer 2007 and covers ways it can be used to enhance your SharePoint sites. Topics Discussed Overview of SharePoint Designer How SharePoint Designer can enhance your SharePoint sites Create workflows using SharePoint Designer 2007 Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[122]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Online/InfoPath/index.html","2009-10-11","12K","InfoPath Overview    ","",""," InfoPath Overview home - book a course - Online training InfoPath Overview Course Details Duration: 4 hours Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) October November December January February March April Date 20th Time 10am - 2pm Terms & Conditions Overview This 4 hour online course is intended for delegates wishing to be introduced to InfoPath 2007 so that they can create forms from templates and customize them, generate forms from scratch and also from data sources. Publish forms to SharePoint with or without form services, run the design compatibility checker, learn how to apply conditional formatting, calculations and formulas to your forms. Explore the new InfoPath 2007 features. Topics Discussed Why use InfoPath to create forms Filling out Forms Shortcuts Emailing a Form Merging forms with Microsoft Excel Use Outlook to receive and fill out forms Fill out forms using a browser and form services Summary Forms Exporting Forms as PDFs Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[123]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Online/FindTrack_Content/index.html","2009-10-11","12K","Find and Track Content Stored in SharePoint    ","",""," Find and Track Content Stored in SharePoint home - book a course - Online training Find and Track Content Stored in SharePoint Course Details Duration: 4 hours Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) October November December January February March April Date 22nd 23rd Time 1pm - 5pm 10am - 2pm Terms & Conditions Overview The goal of this 4-hour course is to explain how you can efficiently and effectively find content stored in SharePoint sites. This course also shows how to use SharePoint tools to let you know when content changes that is of interest to you. Student Prerequisites Have experience with Internet Explorer or an equivalent tool and be familiar with SharePoint Products and Technologies. If you are new to SharePoint, Combined Knowledge’s Short Course “Introduction to SharePoint� should be taken prior to attendance in this course or have equivalent knowledge. Topics Discussed Find content in a SharePoint site using: Navigational aids to browse through sites Search tools Stay informed of changing content using: Alerts RSS feeds Outlook 2007 integration features to connect lists to Outlook My Site tools such as SharePoint Sites Web Part and My Links Personalize views and Web Part Pages to display important content Ideal Student End users who want to learn to better leverage SharePoint tools as they contribute and use content store in SharePoint sites. Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[124]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Online/EndUser2/index.html","2009-10-11","14K","SharePoint 2007 End User - Level 2    ","",""," SharePoint 2007 End User - Level 2 home - book a course - Online training SharePoint 2007 End User - Level 2 Course Details Duration: 2 Days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) October November December January February March April Date 30th Time 9:30 - 16:30 Terms & Conditions Overview This course concentrates on SharePoint 2007 from the Site Owner’s perspective. This course is aimed at a non-technical user who will administer a Windows SharePoint Services Site. Student Prerequisites Delegates will need to complete the SharePoint End User Level 1 course prior to attending this course or have the equivalent knowledge and skills. Lessons Covered: Creating and Managing Lists, Libraries and Views Creating Lists and Libraries, including: Document Library, Form Library, Wiki Page Library, Picture Library, Translation Management Library, Report Library, Data Connection Library, Slide Library, Announcements, Contacts, Discussion Board, Links, Calendars, Tasks, Project Tasks, Issue Tracking, Survey, Custom List, Custom List in Datasheet View, KPI List, Languages & Translators, Import Spreadsheet Managing list settings Creating and managing columns Creating and managing views Email enabling a list Managing Users and Groups Overview of permissions in SharePoint Adding and removing users Adding and removing groups Inheriting permissions Best Practices for assigning permissions in SharePoint Creating and Managing Sites and Web pages Overview of sites and site templates Creating site collections Creating sites and workspaces Creating web pages Deleting sites and workspaces Site Customization Adding, moving and customizing web parts Navigational settings Modifying the site theme, title and description Site Administration Regional settings Viewing site usage data Managing user alerts Enable/disable RSS Introducing and Managing Site Features Managing Related Links scope settings After completing the course, students will understand: How to create and manage lists, libraries and views How to manage users and groups How to create and delete sites, workspaces and web pages How to customize a site How to administer a site Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[125]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Online/EndUser1/index.html","2009-10-11","14K","SharePoint 2007 End User - Level 1    ","",""," SharePoint 2007 End User - Level 1 home - book a course - Online training SharePoint 2007 End User - Level 1 Course Details Duration: 2 Days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) October November December January February March April Date 27th Time 9:30 - 16:30 Terms & Conditions Overview This course concentrates on SharePoint 2007 from the Member’s perspective. This course is aimed at non-technical users who will view, edit and contribute content to Windows SharePoint Services Sites. Student Prerequisites This course is aimed at delegates that have had no previous exposure to SharePoint 2007 or delegates that are very new to SharePoint 2007. No previous experience is necessary. Lessons Covered Overview of SharePoint Navigating and searching SharePoint sites Overview of Document Libraries and Lists Adding and Modifying Content Document Management Check-out/Check-in Edit and view document properties Version history Content approval Use of folders The Document Management Task pane in Office 2007 Connect to Outlook Document libraries Lists Calendar Tasks Contacts Discussion boards Use of the recycle bin Use and management of alerts List management Export list data to spreadsheets Using column filters Version history View and subscribe to RSS feeds Understanding and using workflow List and library views Default views Custom views Datasheet view Meeting and Document Workspaces Introduction Creating workspaces Using workspaces After completing the course, students will understand: How to navigate and search SharePoint sites How to work with document libraries and lists How to add and modify content How to use document management features How to use new Outlook integration features How to use the recycle bin How to set and manage alerts How to manage lists How to use workflows How views are used in SharePoint How to create and use document and meeting workspaces How to contribute to Wiki and Blog sites Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[126]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Online/DesignerCMMP/index.html","2009-10-11","11K","SharePoint Designer - Create and Modify Master Pages    ","",""," SharePoint Designer - Create and Modify Master Pages home - book a course - Online training SharePoint Designer - Create and Modify Master Pages Course Details Duration: 4 hours Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) October November December January February March April Date 13th Time 1pm - 5pm Terms & Conditions Overview This 4 hour online course covers master pages that are based on the ASP.NET 2.0 framework. These master pages are an integral part of the SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services v3 platforms. Master pages determine the appearance of pages and content throughout SharePoint sites. Topics Discussed Working with the out-of-the-box master pages Create new master pages using SharePoint Designer 2007 Add and configure menu controls on master pages Manage master pages Apply CSS to master pages Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[127]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Online/DataConnections/index.html","2009-10-11","11K","Creating and Using Data Connections in InfoPath forms    ","",""," Creating and Using Data Connections in InfoPath forms home - book a course - Online training Creating and Using Data Connections in InfoPath forms Course Details Duration: 2 hours Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) October November December January February March April Date 27th Time 10am - 12pm Terms & Conditions Overview This 2 hour online training session covers: Creating Forms Customize Templates Create forms from Scratch Create forms based on a backend database, XML File, XSD File, or Web Service Building a Form Data Source creation Controls Views Reusable Template Parts Design Checker Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[128]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Online/ContentTypes/index.html","2009-10-11","12K","Working with Content Types    ","",""," Working with Content Types home - book a course - Online training Working with Content Types Course Details Duration: 2 hours Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) October November December January February March April Date 24th Time 10am - 12pm Terms & Conditions Overview Configuration of Content Types allows Site Collection Administrators and Site Owners to group attributes such as metadata, workflows and document templates into functional components. This functionality allows for an enhanced user experience and reduced administrative overhead: Student Prerequisites Have experience with Internet Explorer or an equivalent tool and be familiar with SharePoint Products and Technologies. If you are new to SharePoint, Combined Knowledge’s Short Course Introduction to SharePoint 2007 should be taken or have equivalent knowledge. Topics Discussed Overview of Content Types Work with Content Types Add columns to Content Types Associate documents with Content Types Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[129]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Online/ContentAuthoring/index.html","2009-10-11","12K","Content Authoring in a Publishing Site     ","",""," Content Authoring in a Publishing Site home - book a course - Online training Content Authoring in a Publishing Site Course Details Duration: 2 hours Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) October November December January February March April Date 23rd 2nd Time 3pm - 5pm 3pm - 5pm Terms & Conditions Overview The aim of this 2 hour online session is to discuss and explain the differences between Team Sites and Publishing sites, as well as an overview of the additional functionality you will get by using SharePoint’s Publishing features Student Prerequisites Have experience with Internet Explorer or an equivalent tool and be familiar with SharePoint Products and Technologies. If you are new to SharePoint, Combined Knowledge’s Short Course Quick Tour of SharePoint should be taken or have equivalent knowledge. Topics Discussed An Overview of Team Sites An Overview of Publishing Sites Team Sites vs. Publishing Sites Managing Pages within a Publishing Site Creating pages Setting a Welcome Page Publishing Content Publishing Site Reports Ideal Student Information workers and content owners who will be responsible for publishing content to an audience, and need to do this in an effective and controlled manner. Some of these topics will require users to have Site Owner (Full Control) permissions within their site. Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[130]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/WCM/index.html?London","2009-10-11","20K","Developers Guide To Web Content Management Overview    ","",""," Developers Guide To Web Content Management Overview home - book a course - public training Developers Guide To Web Content Management Course Details Course Type: Developer Duration: 5 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This 5-day course is designed to provide SharePoint developers with the basic and intermediate information and skills they need to extend, customize, and deploy a Web content management (WCM) publishing site implementation. Prerequisites Ideally, students have previous development experience with the .NET Framework and ASP.NET. It is helpful, but not required, if students have a basic understanding of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 (WSS), Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS), and Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 (MCMS). Audience The primary audience for this course is SharePoint developers who are responsible for the successful implementation of a WCM site. Please note, this course is aimed at MOSS Developers that want to learn WCM not Web Designers or Developers that want to learn how to build fully fledged Internet Facing Sites. Module 1: Web Content Management Primer This module provides an overview of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, Enterprise Content Management (ECM), and Web Content Management (WCM). It also explains the concept of Features and how they are used to implement additional functionality. Specifically, in Module 1 you learn: The SharePoint site hierarchy New functionality available in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Which Features are implemented in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and SharePoint Server 2007 publishing sites Module 2: WCM Out-of-the-Box Functionality This module covers the various settings, controls, and workflows that apply to publishing sites. Specifically, in Module 2 you learn: How to create a site with Publishing features enabled Settings specific to publishing sites How to use the Page Editing Toolbar The out-of-the-box Workflows Module 3: Master Pages This module discusses the important effect master pages have on branding your site. Specifically, in Module 3 you learn: How to customize a master page The building blocks that make up a master page How to create a master page using Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 Module 4: Page Layouts and Content Types This module explains how page layouts and content types are used to piece together the template used for your pages. Specifically, in Module 4 you learn How to create site columns and content types How to create a page layout using Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 How to create and deploy a page layout using Features and Solutions Module 5: Web Parts This module introduces you to the Web Parts that are only available in publishing enabled sites. Specifically, in Module 5 you learn: How to use WCM Web Parts How to customize WCM Web Parts to meet your requirements How to connect Web Parts Module 6: Field Types and Field Controls This module provides an introduction to field types and field controls. This module also explains how field controls differ from Web Parts, and when each should be used. Specifically, in Module 6 you learn: How to build custom field types and field controls How and when to include custom field types and field controls on page layouts How to work with field types and field controls in Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 Module 7: Document Conversion This module explains how to author content outside of the browser. You learn how to create document converters so offline documents can be converted into pages in your site. Specifically, in Module 7 you learn: How to author content offline How to configure document converters Module 8: Performance Improvement Techniques This module introduces the various performance enhancements included in SharePoint Server 2007 and publishing sites. Specifically, in Module 8 you learn: Page output caching Disk based caching Techniques to use when working with the object model Module 9: Custom Workflows This module shows how to build custom workflows to use in publishing sites. Specifically, in Module 9 you learn: How content owners can use workflows to manage content To create a workflow using templates in the browser To create a workflow using Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 To create a workflow using Visual Studio Which tools to use to develop workflows Module 10: Content Deployment This module covers the various components of content deployment including how to set up content deployment. Specifically, in Module 10 you learn: How to configure content deployment How to create paths and jobs How to use quick deploy When to use content deployment APIs to develop custom deployment processes Module 11: Variations This module introduces variations including how they are used in publishing sites. Specifically, in Module 11 you learn: How to use labels How to configure variations to implement multilingual sites Module 12: Search and Custom Navigation This module explains how to build custom navigation controls to provide unique navigation for your site. Specifically, in Module 12 you learn: How SharePoint leverages ASP.NET 2.0 navigation provider model How to customize the out-of-the-box navigation controls Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[131]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/Upgrade/index.html?London","2009-10-11","16K","Upgrading SharePoint 2003 to MOSS 2007 Course    ","",""," Upgrading SharePoint 2003 to MOSS 2007 Course home - book a course - public training Upgrading from SPS 2003 to MOSS 2007 Course Details Course Type: Administrator Duration: 3 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This is a three-day course designed to give you time to experience and understand how to perform all three upgrade types from SharePoint Portal Server 2003 to SharePoint Server 2007. This class is designed to help Architects and Administrators understand the design and technical issues of performing the three different types of upgrades: inplace, gradual and content database only. In this class, you will perform all three upgrade types starting with the same image and ending with a fully functioning implementation. You will learn the pros and cons of each upgrade type and will walk away from the course knowing how youll upgrade your deployment. Laptops will be provided as part of your learning experience. This class is focused on upgrading from Portal Server 2003 to SharePoint Server 2007. Those upgrading WSS-only implementations will not be good candidates for this course. What you will learn: Key Concepts of the upgrade option How to upgrade a standalone server How to upgrade a web farm How to migrate content databases to new hardware How to use the prescan upgrade tool to identify potential issues How the upgrade process affects SharePoint Portal Server 2003 features, such as, My Site, Areas, Portal Listings, Search and User Profiles. Key Concepts of Customization issues, in particular FrontPage customizations, the use of site templates and customized site definitions. Lessons Covered: Upgrade Overview Upgrade options Planning and Preparation Planning Preparing your environment Depreciated Features Pre-upgrade tasks In-place upgrade Installing Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 binaries Using the prescan tool Understanding the role of the SharePoint Products and Technologies Wizard Using psconfig command-line tool Affect of the in-place upgrade on SharePoint Portal Server 2003 features. Post-upgrade checks Gradual upgrade Gradual upgrade process URL redirection Affect of the gradual upgrade on SharePoint Portal Server 2003 features Post upgrade tasks Content Migration Upgrade Attaching content databases Affect of the gradual upgrade on SharePoint Portal Server 2003 features Post upgrade tasks Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[132]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/WSS/index.html?London","2009-10-11","25K","Installing and Administering Windows SharePoint Services v3    ","",""," Installing and Administering Windows SharePoint Services v3 home - book a course - public training Configuring and Administering Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) V3.0 Course Details Course Type: Administrator Duration: 3 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands 21st Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This 3-day course is designed to give administrators who are new to Windows SharePoint Services v3 the basic and intermediate information and skills they need to deploy and manage a Windows SharePoint Services v3 implementation. Purpose Whenever an organization introduces a new information and document management system such as Windows SharePoint Services v3 into their system, there are numerous planning and management issues that need to be addressed Organizations can ease this process and ensure successful implementation of Windows SharePoint Services v3 by having a minimum of one technical person and one project manager or management person attend this course. Since the technical concepts included in this course are tied to design and implementation issues, technical and nontechnical attendees alike will benefit from the topics covered in this course. A t the completion of this course attendees should be able to: Plan and design their Windows SharePoint Service v3 implementation. Install, configure and manage Windows SharePoint Service v3. Understand when custom code will be required to extend the out-of-box capabilities. Plan for disaster recovery. Prerequisites Prior to taking this course, participants should have a basic understanding of the purpose for implementing Windows SharePoint Services v3. Attendees with a technical orientation will be expected to understand and be able to perform the following administrative activities: DNS – Know how to create alias records and records in the Hosts file. IIS – Know how to create new Web sites and host headers, and be able to work with site security. Active Directory – Basic understanding of using Active Directory Users and Computers. Should also know how to create new user accounts, reset passwords, and general user and group account activities. SQL Server – Basic understanding of how to apply permissions to a database. Windows 2003 Server – Have some experience working with this server. Networking – Basic understanding of general connectivity issues, and be know how to assign IP addresses and host names. Audience The primary audience for this course is SharePoint administrators who are responsible for the planning, deployment, and management of information solutions using Windows SharePoint Services v3. The secondary audience for this course is nontechnical management personnel who are responsible for planning and designing your implementation. Table of Contents Module 0: Course Introduction Architectural overview Discuss product features, navigation, and basic administration locations. Overview of course modules Module 1: SharePoint Architecture This module explains how Windows SharePoint Services v3 extends your operating system and web services. Topics covered in this module include: How the operating system supports Windows SharePoint Services v3. Key differences between Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services v3. New features included in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Module 2 Installation This module begins by explaining the tasks that need to be completed prior to installing Windows SharePoint Services v3. It then moves on to provide the step-by-step installation processes and options. The following topics are also included in this module: Accounts needed prior to installation. Explain what has changed since Windows SharePoint Services v2. How to uninstall Windows SharePoint Service v3. Module 3: Farm Administration Operations This is the first of two modules that focus on Central Administration in Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services v3. This module explains how Microsoft has streamlined the administration user interface (UI). It also covers how to work with the Central Administration configuration options. Additional topics covered in this module include: How to start and stop services on a server. The difference between operating system services and Windows SharePoint Services v3 services. How to configure farm-wide options for your environment. Best practices on implementing Windows SharePoint Services v3 into your environment. Module 4: Application Management This second of two modules focused on Central Administration explains how to complete the following tasks: Create new Web applications. Extend new Web application. Other application oriented administration functions. Module 5: Search Windows SharePoint Services v3 uses the same Search engine that is used with SharePoint Server 2007, but without much of the content aggregation capabilities and very few UI management interfaces. This module explains that search scopes are predefined to a site and its subsites. The topics covered in this module include: Search architecture Indexing Administration tools in the UI Command-line management Module 6: Site Templates This module discusses the various site templates that ship with Windows SharePoint Services v3. Topics in this module include: Use and function of each template. How to build a new site using features in Windows SharePoint Services v3. How each template is connected to features in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Best practices for using each template in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Module 7: Web Parts This module not only discusses the Web Parts that ship with Windows SharePoint Services v3, but also explains how to install and configure individual Web Parts. Specifically, the topics included in this module are as follows: The most common set of Web Parts in Windows SharePoint Services v3. How to configure Web Parts in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Best practices on Web Part management and use in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Differences between a Web Part and a feature in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Module 8: Content Types and Features The building blocks of SharePoint technologies are content types and features. This module explains how to create custom and maintain consistent content types across your farm. While features are generally considered to be functional parts of SharePoint, they can also be used to deploy content types across your farm. Module 9: Code Access Security (Optional) This may seem like a developer topic. However, this module covers Code Access Security from an administrator’s perspective. It is important for SharePoint administrators to understand the functionality and configuration of Code Access Security since administrators install the custom code, not developers. This module was written to be self-study, but may be presented if time permits. Module 10: Workflows Why do we need workflows? Businesses depend on business processes. Today’s workflows automate these processes and improve productivity. Workflow is now a powerful feature of SharePoint Technologies that IT professionals and users can extend. It is built on Windows SharePoint Services v3’s hosting of Windows Workflow Foundation. You can also create custom workflows using SharePoint Designer 2007. This tool provides a graphical interface that can be used to customize workflows without writing or compiling any code. This module covers the following topics: Overview Assigning workflows to Document Libraries and Lists Assigning workflows to Content Types Creating workflows in UI A brief overview of using SharePoint Designer to create custom workflows. SharePoint Designer is covered in-depth in Mindsharp’s course titled “Customize SharePoint Sites without Writing Code Using SharePoint Designer 2007.” In addition, custom workflow development, which requires Visual Studio, is covered in Mindsharp’s course titled “Developers Guide to Windows SharePoint Services 3.0.” Module 11: Document Management Document storage is a major building block of collaboration in Windows SharePoint Services v3. This module discusses and demonstrates how to implement, customize, and manage document libraries. This module also includes hands-on exercises using content types and workflows. Module 12: Design Considerations Without a centralized portal and the aggregation tools provided by Windows SharePoint Services v3, it is difficult for organizations to structure, organize, and maintain various team sites and workspaces across their enterprise. This module pulls together the concepts discussed in the first 11 modules to help you develop plans for hierarchies, structure, and continuity for your implementation of Windows SharePoint Service v3. Module 13: Disaster Recovery Disaster recovery is an issue for every platform - Windows SharePoint Services v3 is not an exception. This module covers the following important topics: How to backup a Windows SharePoint Services v3 implementation. How to restore a Windows SharePoint Services v3 implementation. Disaster recovery best practices for Windows SharePoint Services v3. Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[133]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/WCM/index.html?Midlands","2009-10-11","20K","Developers Guide To Web Content Management Overview    ","",""," Developers Guide To Web Content Management Overview home - book a course - public training Developers Guide To Web Content Management Course Details Course Type: Developer Duration: 5 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This 5-day course is designed to provide SharePoint developers with the basic and intermediate information and skills they need to extend, customize, and deploy a Web content management (WCM) publishing site implementation. Prerequisites Ideally, students have previous development experience with the .NET Framework and ASP.NET. It is helpful, but not required, if students have a basic understanding of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 (WSS), Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS), and Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 (MCMS). Audience The primary audience for this course is SharePoint developers who are responsible for the successful implementation of a WCM site. Please note, this course is aimed at MOSS Developers that want to learn WCM not Web Designers or Developers that want to learn how to build fully fledged Internet Facing Sites. Module 1: Web Content Management Primer This module provides an overview of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, Enterprise Content Management (ECM), and Web Content Management (WCM). It also explains the concept of Features and how they are used to implement additional functionality. Specifically, in Module 1 you learn: The SharePoint site hierarchy New functionality available in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Which Features are implemented in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and SharePoint Server 2007 publishing sites Module 2: WCM Out-of-the-Box Functionality This module covers the various settings, controls, and workflows that apply to publishing sites. Specifically, in Module 2 you learn: How to create a site with Publishing features enabled Settings specific to publishing sites How to use the Page Editing Toolbar The out-of-the-box Workflows Module 3: Master Pages This module discusses the important effect master pages have on branding your site. Specifically, in Module 3 you learn: How to customize a master page The building blocks that make up a master page How to create a master page using Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 Module 4: Page Layouts and Content Types This module explains how page layouts and content types are used to piece together the template used for your pages. Specifically, in Module 4 you learn How to create site columns and content types How to create a page layout using Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 How to create and deploy a page layout using Features and Solutions Module 5: Web Parts This module introduces you to the Web Parts that are only available in publishing enabled sites. Specifically, in Module 5 you learn: How to use WCM Web Parts How to customize WCM Web Parts to meet your requirements How to connect Web Parts Module 6: Field Types and Field Controls This module provides an introduction to field types and field controls. This module also explains how field controls differ from Web Parts, and when each should be used. Specifically, in Module 6 you learn: How to build custom field types and field controls How and when to include custom field types and field controls on page layouts How to work with field types and field controls in Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 Module 7: Document Conversion This module explains how to author content outside of the browser. You learn how to create document converters so offline documents can be converted into pages in your site. Specifically, in Module 7 you learn: How to author content offline How to configure document converters Module 8: Performance Improvement Techniques This module introduces the various performance enhancements included in SharePoint Server 2007 and publishing sites. Specifically, in Module 8 you learn: Page output caching Disk based caching Techniques to use when working with the object model Module 9: Custom Workflows This module shows how to build custom workflows to use in publishing sites. Specifically, in Module 9 you learn: How content owners can use workflows to manage content To create a workflow using templates in the browser To create a workflow using Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 To create a workflow using Visual Studio Which tools to use to develop workflows Module 10: Content Deployment This module covers the various components of content deployment including how to set up content deployment. Specifically, in Module 10 you learn: How to configure content deployment How to create paths and jobs How to use quick deploy When to use content deployment APIs to develop custom deployment processes Module 11: Variations This module introduces variations including how they are used in publishing sites. Specifically, in Module 11 you learn: How to use labels How to configure variations to implement multilingual sites Module 12: Search and Custom Navigation This module explains how to build custom navigation controls to provide unique navigation for your site. Specifically, in Module 12 you learn: How SharePoint leverages ASP.NET 2.0 navigation provider model How to customize the out-of-the-box navigation controls Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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array_files[135]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/WSS/index.html?Midlands","2009-10-11","25K","Installing and Administering Windows SharePoint Services v3    ","",""," Installing and Administering Windows SharePoint Services v3 home - book a course - public training Configuring and Administering Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) V3.0 Course Details Course Type: Administrator Duration: 3 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands 21st Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This 3-day course is designed to give administrators who are new to Windows SharePoint Services v3 the basic and intermediate information and skills they need to deploy and manage a Windows SharePoint Services v3 implementation. Purpose Whenever an organization introduces a new information and document management system such as Windows SharePoint Services v3 into their system, there are numerous planning and management issues that need to be addressed Organizations can ease this process and ensure successful implementation of Windows SharePoint Services v3 by having a minimum of one technical person and one project manager or management person attend this course. Since the technical concepts included in this course are tied to design and implementation issues, technical and nontechnical attendees alike will benefit from the topics covered in this course. A t the completion of this course attendees should be able to: Plan and design their Windows SharePoint Service v3 implementation. Install, configure and manage Windows SharePoint Service v3. Understand when custom code will be required to extend the out-of-box capabilities. Plan for disaster recovery. Prerequisites Prior to taking this course, participants should have a basic understanding of the purpose for implementing Windows SharePoint Services v3. Attendees with a technical orientation will be expected to understand and be able to perform the following administrative activities: DNS – Know how to create alias records and records in the Hosts file. IIS – Know how to create new Web sites and host headers, and be able to work with site security. Active Directory – Basic understanding of using Active Directory Users and Computers. Should also know how to create new user accounts, reset passwords, and general user and group account activities. SQL Server – Basic understanding of how to apply permissions to a database. Windows 2003 Server – Have some experience working with this server. Networking – Basic understanding of general connectivity issues, and be know how to assign IP addresses and host names. Audience The primary audience for this course is SharePoint administrators who are responsible for the planning, deployment, and management of information solutions using Windows SharePoint Services v3. The secondary audience for this course is nontechnical management personnel who are responsible for planning and designing your implementation. Table of Contents Module 0: Course Introduction Architectural overview Discuss product features, navigation, and basic administration locations. Overview of course modules Module 1: SharePoint Architecture This module explains how Windows SharePoint Services v3 extends your operating system and web services. Topics covered in this module include: How the operating system supports Windows SharePoint Services v3. Key differences between Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services v3. New features included in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Module 2 Installation This module begins by explaining the tasks that need to be completed prior to installing Windows SharePoint Services v3. It then moves on to provide the step-by-step installation processes and options. The following topics are also included in this module: Accounts needed prior to installation. Explain what has changed since Windows SharePoint Services v2. How to uninstall Windows SharePoint Service v3. Module 3: Farm Administration Operations This is the first of two modules that focus on Central Administration in Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services v3. This module explains how Microsoft has streamlined the administration user interface (UI). It also covers how to work with the Central Administration configuration options. Additional topics covered in this module include: How to start and stop services on a server. The difference between operating system services and Windows SharePoint Services v3 services. How to configure farm-wide options for your environment. Best practices on implementing Windows SharePoint Services v3 into your environment. Module 4: Application Management This second of two modules focused on Central Administration explains how to complete the following tasks: Create new Web applications. Extend new Web application. Other application oriented administration functions. Module 5: Search Windows SharePoint Services v3 uses the same Search engine that is used with SharePoint Server 2007, but without much of the content aggregation capabilities and very few UI management interfaces. This module explains that search scopes are predefined to a site and its subsites. The topics covered in this module include: Search architecture Indexing Administration tools in the UI Command-line management Module 6: Site Templates This module discusses the various site templates that ship with Windows SharePoint Services v3. Topics in this module include: Use and function of each template. How to build a new site using features in Windows SharePoint Services v3. How each template is connected to features in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Best practices for using each template in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Module 7: Web Parts This module not only discusses the Web Parts that ship with Windows SharePoint Services v3, but also explains how to install and configure individual Web Parts. Specifically, the topics included in this module are as follows: The most common set of Web Parts in Windows SharePoint Services v3. How to configure Web Parts in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Best practices on Web Part management and use in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Differences between a Web Part and a feature in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Module 8: Content Types and Features The building blocks of SharePoint technologies are content types and features. This module explains how to create custom and maintain consistent content types across your farm. While features are generally considered to be functional parts of SharePoint, they can also be used to deploy content types across your farm. Module 9: Code Access Security (Optional) This may seem like a developer topic. However, this module covers Code Access Security from an administrator’s perspective. It is important for SharePoint administrators to understand the functionality and configuration of Code Access Security since administrators install the custom code, not developers. This module was written to be self-study, but may be presented if time permits. Module 10: Workflows Why do we need workflows? Businesses depend on business processes. Today’s workflows automate these processes and improve productivity. Workflow is now a powerful feature of SharePoint Technologies that IT professionals and users can extend. It is built on Windows SharePoint Services v3’s hosting of Windows Workflow Foundation. You can also create custom workflows using SharePoint Designer 2007. This tool provides a graphical interface that can be used to customize workflows without writing or compiling any code. This module covers the following topics: Overview Assigning workflows to Document Libraries and Lists Assigning workflows to Content Types Creating workflows in UI A brief overview of using SharePoint Designer to create custom workflows. SharePoint Designer is covered in-depth in Mindsharp’s course titled “Customize SharePoint Sites without Writing Code Using SharePoint Designer 2007.” In addition, custom workflow development, which requires Visual Studio, is covered in Mindsharp’s course titled “Developers Guide to Windows SharePoint Services 3.0.” Module 11: Document Management Document storage is a major building block of collaboration in Windows SharePoint Services v3. This module discusses and demonstrates how to implement, customize, and manage document libraries. This module also includes hands-on exercises using content types and workflows. Module 12: Design Considerations Without a centralized portal and the aggregation tools provided by Windows SharePoint Services v3, it is difficult for organizations to structure, organize, and maintain various team sites and workspaces across their enterprise. This module pulls together the concepts discussed in the first 11 modules to help you develop plans for hierarchies, structure, and continuity for your implementation of Windows SharePoint Service v3. Module 13: Disaster Recovery Disaster recovery is an issue for every platform - Windows SharePoint Services v3 is not an exception. This module covers the following important topics: How to backup a Windows SharePoint Services v3 implementation. How to restore a Windows SharePoint Services v3 implementation. Disaster recovery best practices for Windows SharePoint Services v3. Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[136]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/WSS/index.html","2009-10-11","25K","Installing and Administering Windows SharePoint Services v3    ","",""," Installing and Administering Windows SharePoint Services v3 home - book a course - public training Configuring and Administering Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) V3.0 Course Details Course Type: Administrator Duration: 3 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands 21st Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This 3-day course is designed to give administrators who are new to Windows SharePoint Services v3 the basic and intermediate information and skills they need to deploy and manage a Windows SharePoint Services v3 implementation. Purpose Whenever an organization introduces a new information and document management system such as Windows SharePoint Services v3 into their system, there are numerous planning and management issues that need to be addressed Organizations can ease this process and ensure successful implementation of Windows SharePoint Services v3 by having a minimum of one technical person and one project manager or management person attend this course. Since the technical concepts included in this course are tied to design and implementation issues, technical and nontechnical attendees alike will benefit from the topics covered in this course. A t the completion of this course attendees should be able to: Plan and design their Windows SharePoint Service v3 implementation. Install, configure and manage Windows SharePoint Service v3. Understand when custom code will be required to extend the out-of-box capabilities. Plan for disaster recovery. Prerequisites Prior to taking this course, participants should have a basic understanding of the purpose for implementing Windows SharePoint Services v3. Attendees with a technical orientation will be expected to understand and be able to perform the following administrative activities: DNS – Know how to create alias records and records in the Hosts file. IIS – Know how to create new Web sites and host headers, and be able to work with site security. Active Directory – Basic understanding of using Active Directory Users and Computers. Should also know how to create new user accounts, reset passwords, and general user and group account activities. SQL Server – Basic understanding of how to apply permissions to a database. Windows 2003 Server – Have some experience working with this server. Networking – Basic understanding of general connectivity issues, and be know how to assign IP addresses and host names. Audience The primary audience for this course is SharePoint administrators who are responsible for the planning, deployment, and management of information solutions using Windows SharePoint Services v3. The secondary audience for this course is nontechnical management personnel who are responsible for planning and designing your implementation. Table of Contents Module 0: Course Introduction Architectural overview Discuss product features, navigation, and basic administration locations. Overview of course modules Module 1: SharePoint Architecture This module explains how Windows SharePoint Services v3 extends your operating system and web services. Topics covered in this module include: How the operating system supports Windows SharePoint Services v3. Key differences between Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services v3. New features included in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Module 2 Installation This module begins by explaining the tasks that need to be completed prior to installing Windows SharePoint Services v3. It then moves on to provide the step-by-step installation processes and options. The following topics are also included in this module: Accounts needed prior to installation. Explain what has changed since Windows SharePoint Services v2. How to uninstall Windows SharePoint Service v3. Module 3: Farm Administration Operations This is the first of two modules that focus on Central Administration in Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services v3. This module explains how Microsoft has streamlined the administration user interface (UI). It also covers how to work with the Central Administration configuration options. Additional topics covered in this module include: How to start and stop services on a server. The difference between operating system services and Windows SharePoint Services v3 services. How to configure farm-wide options for your environment. Best practices on implementing Windows SharePoint Services v3 into your environment. Module 4: Application Management This second of two modules focused on Central Administration explains how to complete the following tasks: Create new Web applications. Extend new Web application. Other application oriented administration functions. Module 5: Search Windows SharePoint Services v3 uses the same Search engine that is used with SharePoint Server 2007, but without much of the content aggregation capabilities and very few UI management interfaces. This module explains that search scopes are predefined to a site and its subsites. The topics covered in this module include: Search architecture Indexing Administration tools in the UI Command-line management Module 6: Site Templates This module discusses the various site templates that ship with Windows SharePoint Services v3. Topics in this module include: Use and function of each template. How to build a new site using features in Windows SharePoint Services v3. How each template is connected to features in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Best practices for using each template in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Module 7: Web Parts This module not only discusses the Web Parts that ship with Windows SharePoint Services v3, but also explains how to install and configure individual Web Parts. Specifically, the topics included in this module are as follows: The most common set of Web Parts in Windows SharePoint Services v3. How to configure Web Parts in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Best practices on Web Part management and use in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Differences between a Web Part and a feature in Windows SharePoint Services v3. Module 8: Content Types and Features The building blocks of SharePoint technologies are content types and features. This module explains how to create custom and maintain consistent content types across your farm. While features are generally considered to be functional parts of SharePoint, they can also be used to deploy content types across your farm. Module 9: Code Access Security (Optional) This may seem like a developer topic. However, this module covers Code Access Security from an administrator’s perspective. It is important for SharePoint administrators to understand the functionality and configuration of Code Access Security since administrators install the custom code, not developers. This module was written to be self-study, but may be presented if time permits. Module 10: Workflows Why do we need workflows? Businesses depend on business processes. Today’s workflows automate these processes and improve productivity. Workflow is now a powerful feature of SharePoint Technologies that IT professionals and users can extend. It is built on Windows SharePoint Services v3’s hosting of Windows Workflow Foundation. You can also create custom workflows using SharePoint Designer 2007. This tool provides a graphical interface that can be used to customize workflows without writing or compiling any code. This module covers the following topics: Overview Assigning workflows to Document Libraries and Lists Assigning workflows to Content Types Creating workflows in UI A brief overview of using SharePoint Designer to create custom workflows. SharePoint Designer is covered in-depth in Mindsharp’s course titled “Customize SharePoint Sites without Writing Code Using SharePoint Designer 2007.” In addition, custom workflow development, which requires Visual Studio, is covered in Mindsharp’s course titled “Developers Guide to Windows SharePoint Services 3.0.” Module 11: Document Management Document storage is a major building block of collaboration in Windows SharePoint Services v3. This module discusses and demonstrates how to implement, customize, and manage document libraries. This module also includes hands-on exercises using content types and workflows. Module 12: Design Considerations Without a centralized portal and the aggregation tools provided by Windows SharePoint Services v3, it is difficult for organizations to structure, organize, and maintain various team sites and workspaces across their enterprise. This module pulls together the concepts discussed in the first 11 modules to help you develop plans for hierarchies, structure, and continuity for your implementation of Windows SharePoint Service v3. Module 13: Disaster Recovery Disaster recovery is an issue for every platform - Windows SharePoint Services v3 is not an exception. This module covers the following important topics: How to backup a Windows SharePoint Services v3 implementation. How to restore a Windows SharePoint Services v3 implementation. Disaster recovery best practices for Windows SharePoint Services v3. Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[137]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/WCM/index.html","2009-10-11","20K","Developers Guide To Web Content Management Overview    ","",""," Developers Guide To Web Content Management Overview home - book a course - public training Developers Guide To Web Content Management Course Details Course Type: Developer Duration: 5 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This 5-day course is designed to provide SharePoint developers with the basic and intermediate information and skills they need to extend, customize, and deploy a Web content management (WCM) publishing site implementation. Prerequisites Ideally, students have previous development experience with the .NET Framework and ASP.NET. It is helpful, but not required, if students have a basic understanding of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 (WSS), Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS), and Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 (MCMS). Audience The primary audience for this course is SharePoint developers who are responsible for the successful implementation of a WCM site. Please note, this course is aimed at MOSS Developers that want to learn WCM not Web Designers or Developers that want to learn how to build fully fledged Internet Facing Sites. Module 1: Web Content Management Primer This module provides an overview of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, Enterprise Content Management (ECM), and Web Content Management (WCM). It also explains the concept of Features and how they are used to implement additional functionality. Specifically, in Module 1 you learn: The SharePoint site hierarchy New functionality available in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Which Features are implemented in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and SharePoint Server 2007 publishing sites Module 2: WCM Out-of-the-Box Functionality This module covers the various settings, controls, and workflows that apply to publishing sites. Specifically, in Module 2 you learn: How to create a site with Publishing features enabled Settings specific to publishing sites How to use the Page Editing Toolbar The out-of-the-box Workflows Module 3: Master Pages This module discusses the important effect master pages have on branding your site. Specifically, in Module 3 you learn: How to customize a master page The building blocks that make up a master page How to create a master page using Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 Module 4: Page Layouts and Content Types This module explains how page layouts and content types are used to piece together the template used for your pages. Specifically, in Module 4 you learn How to create site columns and content types How to create a page layout using Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 How to create and deploy a page layout using Features and Solutions Module 5: Web Parts This module introduces you to the Web Parts that are only available in publishing enabled sites. Specifically, in Module 5 you learn: How to use WCM Web Parts How to customize WCM Web Parts to meet your requirements How to connect Web Parts Module 6: Field Types and Field Controls This module provides an introduction to field types and field controls. This module also explains how field controls differ from Web Parts, and when each should be used. Specifically, in Module 6 you learn: How to build custom field types and field controls How and when to include custom field types and field controls on page layouts How to work with field types and field controls in Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 Module 7: Document Conversion This module explains how to author content outside of the browser. You learn how to create document converters so offline documents can be converted into pages in your site. Specifically, in Module 7 you learn: How to author content offline How to configure document converters Module 8: Performance Improvement Techniques This module introduces the various performance enhancements included in SharePoint Server 2007 and publishing sites. Specifically, in Module 8 you learn: Page output caching Disk based caching Techniques to use when working with the object model Module 9: Custom Workflows This module shows how to build custom workflows to use in publishing sites. Specifically, in Module 9 you learn: How content owners can use workflows to manage content To create a workflow using templates in the browser To create a workflow using Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 To create a workflow using Visual Studio Which tools to use to develop workflows Module 10: Content Deployment This module covers the various components of content deployment including how to set up content deployment. Specifically, in Module 10 you learn: How to configure content deployment How to create paths and jobs How to use quick deploy When to use content deployment APIs to develop custom deployment processes Module 11: Variations This module introduces variations including how they are used in publishing sites. Specifically, in Module 11 you learn: How to use labels How to configure variations to implement multilingual sites Module 12: Search and Custom Navigation This module explains how to build custom navigation controls to provide unique navigation for your site. Specifically, in Module 12 you learn: How SharePoint leverages ASP.NET 2.0 navigation provider model How to customize the out-of-the-box navigation controls Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[138]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/Upgrade/index.html","2009-10-11","16K","Upgrading SharePoint 2003 to MOSS 2007 Course    ","",""," Upgrading SharePoint 2003 to MOSS 2007 Course home - book a course - public training Upgrading from SPS 2003 to MOSS 2007 Course Details Course Type: Administrator Duration: 3 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This is a three-day course designed to give you time to experience and understand how to perform all three upgrade types from SharePoint Portal Server 2003 to SharePoint Server 2007. This class is designed to help Architects and Administrators understand the design and technical issues of performing the three different types of upgrades: inplace, gradual and content database only. In this class, you will perform all three upgrade types starting with the same image and ending with a fully functioning implementation. You will learn the pros and cons of each upgrade type and will walk away from the course knowing how youll upgrade your deployment. Laptops will be provided as part of your learning experience. This class is focused on upgrading from Portal Server 2003 to SharePoint Server 2007. Those upgrading WSS-only implementations will not be good candidates for this course. What you will learn: Key Concepts of the upgrade option How to upgrade a standalone server How to upgrade a web farm How to migrate content databases to new hardware How to use the prescan upgrade tool to identify potential issues How the upgrade process affects SharePoint Portal Server 2003 features, such as, My Site, Areas, Portal Listings, Search and User Profiles. Key Concepts of Customization issues, in particular FrontPage customizations, the use of site templates and customized site definitions. Lessons Covered: Upgrade Overview Upgrade options Planning and Preparation Planning Preparing your environment Depreciated Features Pre-upgrade tasks In-place upgrade Installing Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 binaries Using the prescan tool Understanding the role of the SharePoint Products and Technologies Wizard Using psconfig command-line tool Affect of the in-place upgrade on SharePoint Portal Server 2003 features. Post-upgrade checks Gradual upgrade Gradual upgrade process URL redirection Affect of the gradual upgrade on SharePoint Portal Server 2003 features Post upgrade tasks Content Migration Upgrade Attaching content databases Affect of the gradual upgrade on SharePoint Portal Server 2003 features Post upgrade tasks Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[139]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/Updating_Skills_2010/index.html?showAll","2009-10-11","14K","SharePoint 2007 Administrator 2010 Beta    ","",""," SharePoint 2007 Administrator 2010 Beta home - book a course - public training Updating Support Skills from SharePoint Server 2007 to SharePoint Server 2010 Course Details Course Type: Developer Duration: 5 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location November December January February March April Venues UK Midlands 25th Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview Thank you for your interest in Combined Knowledge’s Beta Courses for SharePoint 2010. We will be posting complete course outlines for each of our offerings as soon as Microsoft announces the official beta release of SharePoint 2010. Your pre-registration will guarantee a seat at our events. Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[140]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/Site%20Owner/index.html?London","2009-10-11","19K","SharePoint 2007 Site Owner End User     ","",""," SharePoint 2007 Site Owner End User home - book a course - public training SharePoint 2007 Site Owner End User Course Details Course Type: End User Duration: 2 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands 18th Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This course concentrates on SharePoint 2007 from the Site Owner’s perspective. This course is aimed at a non-technical user who will administer a Windows SharePoint Services Site. Prerequisites Delegates will need to complete the SharePoint 2007 Member course prior to attending this course or have the equivalent knowledge and skills. Module 1: Create and Manage Lists and Libraries Maintenance and creation of lists and libraries are one of the site owner’s primary responsibilities. Well constructed lists and libraries save users time and frustration, which translates to an effective gain for organizations. This module covers elements such as views and metadata that are fundamental to this construction. Versioning and other library settings that can serve to enhance a list or library are also taught in this module. The following lessons are covered: Create Lists and Libraries Manage List and Library settings Create and Manage Site Columns Create and Manage Views Module 2: Customize Sites Using Web Parts Web Parts are used to focus site content. In this module students learn how to apply and manage Web Parts in a manner that promotes site usability. This module also includes Instructor-led demonstrations on adding and removing Web Parts and modifying Web Part display settings. This module also provides an overview of Web Parts that allow content targeting. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Web Parts Add, Close, and Delete Web Parts Customize Web Part Properties Target Content with Web Parts Module 3: Create Sites and Web Pages Fundamentally, site collections are composed of sites, basic pages, and Web Part pages. In this module students create each of these components to develop an enhanced understanding of each item’s function and appropriate use. The following lessons are covered: Create New Sites Create Basic Pages and Web Part Pages Module 4: Manage the Look and Feel of Sites In this lesson site owners learn how to customize navigational settings, site descriptors, and themes. This module also focuses on the creation and use of templates, which are a significant time saving utility. The following lessons also are covered: Customize Site Title, Description, and Icon Configure Navigation Settings Left Navigation Panel Options Apply Site Themes Create Site Templates Module 5: Securing a SharePoint Site This module details how to manage permissions in SharePoint sites, Lists, Libraries, items and documents. Creating SharePoint groups, managing access and configuring custom permission levels are among the topics covered. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to SharePoint Security Manage User Access to SharePoint Sites Manage SharePoint Groups and Users Best Practices for Assigning Permissions in SharePoint Module 6: Manage Workflows Workflows are a powerful efficiency tool that can be used to organize and track process driven tasks. In this course, application and customization of these workflows is demonstrated using realworld examples. Students are given the opportunity to build workflows and track workflow tasks. The following lessons are covered: Overview of Workflows Workflow Administration Build Custom Workflows Module 7: Content Types Configuration of Content Types allows Site Collection Administrators and Site Owners to group attributes such as metadata, workflows and document templates into functional components. This functionality allows for an enhanced user experience and reduced administrative overhead: The following lessons are also covered: Overview of Content Types Work with Content Types Add columns to Content Types Associate documents with Content Types Module 8: Site Administration This module provides insights into the site tools available through Site Administration. Usage reports, user alerts, features, and regional setting options are among the topics covered. Coverage includes an emphasis on function and the appropriate use of these tools. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Site Administration Settings Manage Regional Settings View Site Usage Data Manage User Alerts Manage RSS Usage Manage Sites and Workspaces Site Features Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[141]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/TTT/index.html?London","2009-10-11","29K","SharePoint 2007 Train the Trainer Course    ","",""," SharePoint 2007 Train the Trainer Course home - book a course - public training SharePoint Train the Trainer Track Course Details Course Type: End User Duration: 5 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This class combines Mindsharp’s “Site Member”, “Site Owner” and Site Collection courses to provide a comprehensive training program for power end users that would also like to learn how to teach the Mindsharp End User course material internally. This course presents thorough coverage from the ground up about how to use, operate, and build sites in a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS 2007) environment. Students first learn about site navigation and data storage and retrieval through Instructor-led modules covering topics such as search and effective use of lists and libraries. Building on this foundation, students dive deeper into site administration, learning how to create and manage sites, lists, libraries, views and workflows. Security and rights administration are also covered. Functional concepts and best practices are interwoven into the modules to provide a framework for the topics. *Note - This course is oriented to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server, but is also applicable to Windows SharePoint Services 3.0. During the Train the Trainer course We will go through each course with the intent of learning SharePoint, best teaching practices, learn the scope and vision of each, and be equipped with a broader knowledgebase of the courses. A participant in this Train the Trainer should have introductory to intermediate technical level experience and knowledge with SharePoint Technologies and should be accustomed to teaching in the classroom and learning new material with a view to teaching it. Site Licenses The SharePoint 2007 Power End User and Train the Trainer course teach delegates how to deliver our End User courses internally using the Mindsharp End User course material. Therefore this course will only be relevant to organizations that have purchased the Site Licenses (electronic course manuals). Site Licenses are electronic course manuals that can be modified to reflect your own portal images and corporate style, thus creating a familiar learning environment for your delegates. The Site Licenses can be purchased in various amounts depending on your requirements, they can then be printed for you to use as and when you require. The licenses can also be uploaded onto your internal portal to act as useful reference guides for your delegates. The licenses may only be purchased to train your own internal delegates. For the 2007 Courses, you will need to purchase a site license for SharePoint 2007 Member and a Site License for SharePoint 2007 Owner if you wanted to purchase the full end user course as these are separate courses that create the End User course. The licenses can also be purchased individually depending on how many Members and/or Site Owners you wish to train. Samples of the Site licenses as the pricing structure is available on request. Purpose This course is designed to provide to students with a practical understanding of the use, creation, and overall management of MOSS 2007 sites and site collections. Students attending this course learn how to effectively navigate and contribute content within the framework of a collaborative environment. Advancing from these topics, students learn to build and manage sites and site collections. The course content is grounded on best practice conventions that lend to the efficient consumption and maintenance of a MOSS 2007 environment. Prerequisites Students taking this course should have the prerequisite knowledge or experience listed below. Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office 2007 products Be familiar with Internet Explorer Familiarity with MOSS 2007 technologies Audience The course is designed for those who intend to utilize sites, build and manage sites, and oversee site collections in a MOSS 2007 environment. Individuals in the job categories listed below will benefit from the knowledge and skills gained in this course. MOSS 2007 users who are responsible for managing sites or site components such as lists and libraries. MOSS 2007 site collection administrators responsible for management of one or more site collections. Experienced MOSS 2007 site owners who want to learn more about the site collection options that can be used to enhance the sites they manage. Help Desk personnel who provide support to end users that use or manage MOSS 2007 sites. Module 1: Introduction to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 This module highlights the uses and benefits of MOSS 2007. Navigational components, alerts, and personalization are reviewed and demonstrated. In addition, terminology used throughout the course is defined in this module. The following topics are also covered: Overview of MOSS 2007 Get Started Using MOSS 2007 Search for Content Use Alerts Welcome User Links Personalize MOSS 2007 Page Module 2: Introduction to Site Owner Administration This module provides insight into the structure of a site collection and highlights site owner responsibilities. Analysis and differentiation of basic pages, Web Part pages, and subsites provide students with awareness of the function and potential uses of each component. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Site Administration Understanding Site Collection Components Review of Site Owner Roles and Responsibilities Module 3: Work with Lists Lists serve as the structure for calendars, discussion boards, contacts, and tasks in MOSS 2007. This module explains the concept of lists, and then reviews popular out-of-the-box options. The operative differences of each option are highlighted through Instructor-led demonstrations. Students learn effective ways to use and contribute to lists. Demonstrations of filters and views highlight usability and efficiency. The following topics are also covered: How to Add and Modify Content Overview of Default Lists and List Templates Add, Modify, and Delete Content in MOSS 2007 Lists Sort and Filter Content Advanced List Features Use Default and Custom Views Connect a List to Microsoft Outlook Module 4: Work with Document Libraries Document sharing is a primary function of collaborative sites. In this module, libraries are defined and their use is highlighted through Instructor-led demonstrations. Analysis of metadata breaks down the fundamental purpose and function of this important component. Additionally, a how-to review of workflows provides insight into how to use of this popular efficiency tool. The following topics are also covered: Overview of Document Libraries Create and Upload Documents View and Edit Documents and Document Properties Document Management Features Use Workflows in a Document Library Module 5: Create and Manage Lists and Libraries Maintenance and creation of lists and libraries are one of the site owner’s primary responsibilities. Well constructed lists and libraries save users time and frustration, which translates to an effective gain for organizations. This module covers elements such as views and metadata that are fundamental to this construction. Versioning and other library settings that can serve to enhance a list or library are also taught in this module. The following lessons are covered: Create Lists and Libraries Manage List and Library settings Create and Manage Site Columns Create and Manage Views Module 6: Use Collaborative Sites In this module students learn how to use and create workspaces. Explanation and differentiation of wikis and blogs help students understand the format and function of each type of workspace. Instructor-led demonstrations provide additional information on how to effectively use these communication tools. The following topics are also covered: Document Workspaces Meeting Workspaces Wiki Sites Blog Sites Module 7: Create Sites and Web Pages Fundamentally, site collections are composed of sites, basic pages, and Web Part pages. In this module students create each of these components to develop an enhanced understanding of each item’s function and appropriate use. The following lessons are covered: Create New Sites Create Basic Pages and Web Part Pages Module 8: Manage the Look and Feel of Sites In this lesson site owners learn how to customize navigational settings, site descriptors, and themes. This module also focuses on the creation and use of templates, which are a significant time saving utility. The following lessons also are covered: Customize Site Title, Description, and Icon Configure Navigation Settings Left Navigation Panel Options Apply Site Themes Create Site Templates Module 9: Customize Sites Using Web Parts Web Parts are used to focus site content. In this module students learn how to apply and manage Web Parts in a manner that promotes site usability. This module also includes Instructor-led demonstrations on adding and removing Web Parts and modifying Web Part display settings. This module also provides an overview of Web Parts that allow content targeting. The following lessons are covered Introduction to Web Parts Add, Close, and Delete Web Parts Customize Web Part Properties Target Content with Web Parts Module 10: Site Administration This module provides insights into the site tools available through Site Administration. Usage reports, user alerts, features, and regional setting options are among the topics covered. Coverage includes an emphasis on function and the appropriate use of these tools. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Site Administration Settings Manage Regional Settings View Site Usage Data Manage User Alerts Manage RSS Usage Manage Sites and Workspaces Site Features Module 11: Manage Galleries MOSS 2007 galleries allow site owners to store and manage template structures for components such as sites, lists, content types, and site columns. Use of these templates can save significant administrative overhead. Students learn to define, create, and apply these templates. The following lessons are also covered: Use and Creation of Site Content Types Application of Site Columns Creation and Use of Site Templates Review of Web Part, Workflow, and Master Page Galleries Module 12: Manage Workflows Workflows are a powerful efficiency tool that can be used to organize and track process driven tasks. In this course, application and customization of these workflows is demonstrated using realworld examples. Students are given the opportunity to build workflows and track workflow tasks. The following lessons are covered: Overview of Workflows Workflow Administration Build Custom Workflows Module 13: Introduction to Site Collections This module provides an overview of what is covered in the next section of this course, and then briefly covers the following topics: Site Collection Administrative Tools Overview of Site Collection Modules Module 14: Site Collection Policies Policies are an effective management tool that supports efficient content management and use. Configuration of policies at the site collection level allows more overall control and reduced administrative overhead. In this module students discover options for configuring and managing policies that can be reused and applied throughout a site collection. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Site Collection Policies Create Site Collection Policies Apply Site Collection Policies Export and Import Site Collection Policies Modify Site Collection Policies Module 15: Site Collection Search Options Efficient access to content is a critical component of an effective, usable collaborative environment. This module walks students through configurable search options. The primary focus is on developing an environment that supports efficient content access and “findability.” The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Search Manage Search Settings Create and Manage Search Scopes Keywords and Best Bets Search Center Sites Module 16: Site Collection Options This module details several important administrative controls with cross-site capabilities. Coverage includes some of the most commonly used site collection Administrative Tools. Knowledge of these tools is critical to the effective administration of any SharePoint environment. In this module also covers: Site Collection Recycle Bin Site Directory Maintain Sites in the Site Collection Connect Site Collection to a Portal Site Audit Settings for Site Collections Audit Reports Module 17: Site Collection Features Advancements to the Features utility provide easy control for the addition or removal of site functionality. This module also reviews the purpose of site collection Features, concentrating on use and affects of their application. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Features Site Collection Features Defined Activate and Deactivate Features Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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This course presents thorough coverage from the ground up about how to use, operate, and build sites in a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS 2007) environment. Students first learn about site navigation and data storage and retrieval through Instructor-led modules covering topics such as search and effective use of lists and libraries. Building on this foundation, students dive deeper into site administration, learning how to create and manage sites, lists, libraries, views and workflows. Security and rights administration are also covered. Functional concepts and best practices are interwoven into the modules to provide a framework for the topics. *Note - This course is oriented to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server, but is also applicable to Windows SharePoint Services 3.0. 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The Site Licenses can be purchased in various amounts depending on your requirements, they can then be printed for you to use as and when you require. The licenses can also be uploaded onto your internal portal to act as useful reference guides for your delegates. The licenses may only be purchased to train your own internal delegates. For the 2007 Courses, you will need to purchase a site license for SharePoint 2007 Member and a Site License for SharePoint 2007 Owner if you wanted to purchase the full end user course as these are separate courses that create the End User course. The licenses can also be purchased individually depending on how many Members and/or Site Owners you wish to train. Samples of the Site licenses as the pricing structure is available on request. Purpose This course is designed to provide to students with a practical understanding of the use, creation, and overall management of MOSS 2007 sites and site collections. Students attending this course learn how to effectively navigate and contribute content within the framework of a collaborative environment. Advancing from these topics, students learn to build and manage sites and site collections. The course content is grounded on best practice conventions that lend to the efficient consumption and maintenance of a MOSS 2007 environment. Prerequisites Students taking this course should have the prerequisite knowledge or experience listed below. Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office 2007 products Be familiar with Internet Explorer Familiarity with MOSS 2007 technologies Audience The course is designed for those who intend to utilize sites, build and manage sites, and oversee site collections in a MOSS 2007 environment. Individuals in the job categories listed below will benefit from the knowledge and skills gained in this course. MOSS 2007 users who are responsible for managing sites or site components such as lists and libraries. MOSS 2007 site collection administrators responsible for management of one or more site collections. Experienced MOSS 2007 site owners who want to learn more about the site collection options that can be used to enhance the sites they manage. Help Desk personnel who provide support to end users that use or manage MOSS 2007 sites. Module 1: Introduction to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 This module highlights the uses and benefits of MOSS 2007. Navigational components, alerts, and personalization are reviewed and demonstrated. In addition, terminology used throughout the course is defined in this module. The following topics are also covered: Overview of MOSS 2007 Get Started Using MOSS 2007 Search for Content Use Alerts Welcome User Links Personalize MOSS 2007 Page Module 2: Introduction to Site Owner Administration This module provides insight into the structure of a site collection and highlights site owner responsibilities. Analysis and differentiation of basic pages, Web Part pages, and subsites provide students with awareness of the function and potential uses of each component. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Site Administration Understanding Site Collection Components Review of Site Owner Roles and Responsibilities Module 3: Work with Lists Lists serve as the structure for calendars, discussion boards, contacts, and tasks in MOSS 2007. This module explains the concept of lists, and then reviews popular out-of-the-box options. The operative differences of each option are highlighted through Instructor-led demonstrations. Students learn effective ways to use and contribute to lists. Demonstrations of filters and views highlight usability and efficiency. The following topics are also covered: How to Add and Modify Content Overview of Default Lists and List Templates Add, Modify, and Delete Content in MOSS 2007 Lists Sort and Filter Content Advanced List Features Use Default and Custom Views Connect a List to Microsoft Outlook Module 4: Work with Document Libraries Document sharing is a primary function of collaborative sites. In this module, libraries are defined and their use is highlighted through Instructor-led demonstrations. Analysis of metadata breaks down the fundamental purpose and function of this important component. Additionally, a how-to review of workflows provides insight into how to use of this popular efficiency tool. The following topics are also covered: Overview of Document Libraries Create and Upload Documents View and Edit Documents and Document Properties Document Management Features Use Workflows in a Document Library Module 5: Create and Manage Lists and Libraries Maintenance and creation of lists and libraries are one of the site owner’s primary responsibilities. Well constructed lists and libraries save users time and frustration, which translates to an effective gain for organizations. This module covers elements such as views and metadata that are fundamental to this construction. Versioning and other library settings that can serve to enhance a list or library are also taught in this module. The following lessons are covered: Create Lists and Libraries Manage List and Library settings Create and Manage Site Columns Create and Manage Views Module 6: Use Collaborative Sites In this module students learn how to use and create workspaces. Explanation and differentiation of wikis and blogs help students understand the format and function of each type of workspace. Instructor-led demonstrations provide additional information on how to effectively use these communication tools. The following topics are also covered: Document Workspaces Meeting Workspaces Wiki Sites Blog Sites Module 7: Create Sites and Web Pages Fundamentally, site collections are composed of sites, basic pages, and Web Part pages. In this module students create each of these components to develop an enhanced understanding of each item’s function and appropriate use. The following lessons are covered: Create New Sites Create Basic Pages and Web Part Pages Module 8: Manage the Look and Feel of Sites In this lesson site owners learn how to customize navigational settings, site descriptors, and themes. This module also focuses on the creation and use of templates, which are a significant time saving utility. The following lessons also are covered: Customize Site Title, Description, and Icon Configure Navigation Settings Left Navigation Panel Options Apply Site Themes Create Site Templates Module 9: Customize Sites Using Web Parts Web Parts are used to focus site content. In this module students learn how to apply and manage Web Parts in a manner that promotes site usability. This module also includes Instructor-led demonstrations on adding and removing Web Parts and modifying Web Part display settings. This module also provides an overview of Web Parts that allow content targeting. The following lessons are covered Introduction to Web Parts Add, Close, and Delete Web Parts Customize Web Part Properties Target Content with Web Parts Module 10: Site Administration This module provides insights into the site tools available through Site Administration. Usage reports, user alerts, features, and regional setting options are among the topics covered. Coverage includes an emphasis on function and the appropriate use of these tools. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Site Administration Settings Manage Regional Settings View Site Usage Data Manage User Alerts Manage RSS Usage Manage Sites and Workspaces Site Features Module 11: Manage Galleries MOSS 2007 galleries allow site owners to store and manage template structures for components such as sites, lists, content types, and site columns. Use of these templates can save significant administrative overhead. Students learn to define, create, and apply these templates. The following lessons are also covered: Use and Creation of Site Content Types Application of Site Columns Creation and Use of Site Templates Review of Web Part, Workflow, and Master Page Galleries Module 12: Manage Workflows Workflows are a powerful efficiency tool that can be used to organize and track process driven tasks. In this course, application and customization of these workflows is demonstrated using realworld examples. Students are given the opportunity to build workflows and track workflow tasks. The following lessons are covered: Overview of Workflows Workflow Administration Build Custom Workflows Module 13: Introduction to Site Collections This module provides an overview of what is covered in the next section of this course, and then briefly covers the following topics: Site Collection Administrative Tools Overview of Site Collection Modules Module 14: Site Collection Policies Policies are an effective management tool that supports efficient content management and use. Configuration of policies at the site collection level allows more overall control and reduced administrative overhead. In this module students discover options for configuring and managing policies that can be reused and applied throughout a site collection. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Site Collection Policies Create Site Collection Policies Apply Site Collection Policies Export and Import Site Collection Policies Modify Site Collection Policies Module 15: Site Collection Search Options Efficient access to content is a critical component of an effective, usable collaborative environment. This module walks students through configurable search options. The primary focus is on developing an environment that supports efficient content access and “findability.” The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Search Manage Search Settings Create and Manage Search Scopes Keywords and Best Bets Search Center Sites Module 16: Site Collection Options This module details several important administrative controls with cross-site capabilities. Coverage includes some of the most commonly used site collection Administrative Tools. Knowledge of these tools is critical to the effective administration of any SharePoint environment. In this module also covers: Site Collection Recycle Bin Site Directory Maintain Sites in the Site Collection Connect Site Collection to a Portal Site Audit Settings for Site Collections Audit Reports Module 17: Site Collection Features Advancements to the Features utility provide easy control for the addition or removal of site functionality. This module also reviews the purpose of site collection Features, concentrating on use and affects of their application. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Features Site Collection Features Defined Activate and Deactivate Features Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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array_files[146]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/TTT/index.html","2009-10-11","29K","SharePoint 2007 Train the Trainer Course    ","",""," SharePoint 2007 Train the Trainer Course home - book a course - public training SharePoint Train the Trainer Track Course Details Course Type: End User Duration: 5 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This class combines Mindsharp’s “Site Member”, “Site Owner” and Site Collection courses to provide a comprehensive training program for power end users that would also like to learn how to teach the Mindsharp End User course material internally. This course presents thorough coverage from the ground up about how to use, operate, and build sites in a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS 2007) environment. Students first learn about site navigation and data storage and retrieval through Instructor-led modules covering topics such as search and effective use of lists and libraries. Building on this foundation, students dive deeper into site administration, learning how to create and manage sites, lists, libraries, views and workflows. Security and rights administration are also covered. Functional concepts and best practices are interwoven into the modules to provide a framework for the topics. *Note - This course is oriented to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server, but is also applicable to Windows SharePoint Services 3.0. During the Train the Trainer course We will go through each course with the intent of learning SharePoint, best teaching practices, learn the scope and vision of each, and be equipped with a broader knowledgebase of the courses. A participant in this Train the Trainer should have introductory to intermediate technical level experience and knowledge with SharePoint Technologies and should be accustomed to teaching in the classroom and learning new material with a view to teaching it. Site Licenses The SharePoint 2007 Power End User and Train the Trainer course teach delegates how to deliver our End User courses internally using the Mindsharp End User course material. Therefore this course will only be relevant to organizations that have purchased the Site Licenses (electronic course manuals). Site Licenses are electronic course manuals that can be modified to reflect your own portal images and corporate style, thus creating a familiar learning environment for your delegates. The Site Licenses can be purchased in various amounts depending on your requirements, they can then be printed for you to use as and when you require. The licenses can also be uploaded onto your internal portal to act as useful reference guides for your delegates. The licenses may only be purchased to train your own internal delegates. For the 2007 Courses, you will need to purchase a site license for SharePoint 2007 Member and a Site License for SharePoint 2007 Owner if you wanted to purchase the full end user course as these are separate courses that create the End User course. The licenses can also be purchased individually depending on how many Members and/or Site Owners you wish to train. Samples of the Site licenses as the pricing structure is available on request. Purpose This course is designed to provide to students with a practical understanding of the use, creation, and overall management of MOSS 2007 sites and site collections. Students attending this course learn how to effectively navigate and contribute content within the framework of a collaborative environment. Advancing from these topics, students learn to build and manage sites and site collections. The course content is grounded on best practice conventions that lend to the efficient consumption and maintenance of a MOSS 2007 environment. Prerequisites Students taking this course should have the prerequisite knowledge or experience listed below. Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office 2007 products Be familiar with Internet Explorer Familiarity with MOSS 2007 technologies Audience The course is designed for those who intend to utilize sites, build and manage sites, and oversee site collections in a MOSS 2007 environment. Individuals in the job categories listed below will benefit from the knowledge and skills gained in this course. MOSS 2007 users who are responsible for managing sites or site components such as lists and libraries. MOSS 2007 site collection administrators responsible for management of one or more site collections. Experienced MOSS 2007 site owners who want to learn more about the site collection options that can be used to enhance the sites they manage. Help Desk personnel who provide support to end users that use or manage MOSS 2007 sites. Module 1: Introduction to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 This module highlights the uses and benefits of MOSS 2007. Navigational components, alerts, and personalization are reviewed and demonstrated. In addition, terminology used throughout the course is defined in this module. The following topics are also covered: Overview of MOSS 2007 Get Started Using MOSS 2007 Search for Content Use Alerts Welcome User Links Personalize MOSS 2007 Page Module 2: Introduction to Site Owner Administration This module provides insight into the structure of a site collection and highlights site owner responsibilities. Analysis and differentiation of basic pages, Web Part pages, and subsites provide students with awareness of the function and potential uses of each component. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Site Administration Understanding Site Collection Components Review of Site Owner Roles and Responsibilities Module 3: Work with Lists Lists serve as the structure for calendars, discussion boards, contacts, and tasks in MOSS 2007. This module explains the concept of lists, and then reviews popular out-of-the-box options. The operative differences of each option are highlighted through Instructor-led demonstrations. Students learn effective ways to use and contribute to lists. Demonstrations of filters and views highlight usability and efficiency. The following topics are also covered: How to Add and Modify Content Overview of Default Lists and List Templates Add, Modify, and Delete Content in MOSS 2007 Lists Sort and Filter Content Advanced List Features Use Default and Custom Views Connect a List to Microsoft Outlook Module 4: Work with Document Libraries Document sharing is a primary function of collaborative sites. In this module, libraries are defined and their use is highlighted through Instructor-led demonstrations. Analysis of metadata breaks down the fundamental purpose and function of this important component. Additionally, a how-to review of workflows provides insight into how to use of this popular efficiency tool. The following topics are also covered: Overview of Document Libraries Create and Upload Documents View and Edit Documents and Document Properties Document Management Features Use Workflows in a Document Library Module 5: Create and Manage Lists and Libraries Maintenance and creation of lists and libraries are one of the site owner’s primary responsibilities. Well constructed lists and libraries save users time and frustration, which translates to an effective gain for organizations. This module covers elements such as views and metadata that are fundamental to this construction. Versioning and other library settings that can serve to enhance a list or library are also taught in this module. The following lessons are covered: Create Lists and Libraries Manage List and Library settings Create and Manage Site Columns Create and Manage Views Module 6: Use Collaborative Sites In this module students learn how to use and create workspaces. Explanation and differentiation of wikis and blogs help students understand the format and function of each type of workspace. Instructor-led demonstrations provide additional information on how to effectively use these communication tools. The following topics are also covered: Document Workspaces Meeting Workspaces Wiki Sites Blog Sites Module 7: Create Sites and Web Pages Fundamentally, site collections are composed of sites, basic pages, and Web Part pages. In this module students create each of these components to develop an enhanced understanding of each item’s function and appropriate use. The following lessons are covered: Create New Sites Create Basic Pages and Web Part Pages Module 8: Manage the Look and Feel of Sites In this lesson site owners learn how to customize navigational settings, site descriptors, and themes. This module also focuses on the creation and use of templates, which are a significant time saving utility. The following lessons also are covered: Customize Site Title, Description, and Icon Configure Navigation Settings Left Navigation Panel Options Apply Site Themes Create Site Templates Module 9: Customize Sites Using Web Parts Web Parts are used to focus site content. In this module students learn how to apply and manage Web Parts in a manner that promotes site usability. This module also includes Instructor-led demonstrations on adding and removing Web Parts and modifying Web Part display settings. This module also provides an overview of Web Parts that allow content targeting. The following lessons are covered Introduction to Web Parts Add, Close, and Delete Web Parts Customize Web Part Properties Target Content with Web Parts Module 10: Site Administration This module provides insights into the site tools available through Site Administration. Usage reports, user alerts, features, and regional setting options are among the topics covered. Coverage includes an emphasis on function and the appropriate use of these tools. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Site Administration Settings Manage Regional Settings View Site Usage Data Manage User Alerts Manage RSS Usage Manage Sites and Workspaces Site Features Module 11: Manage Galleries MOSS 2007 galleries allow site owners to store and manage template structures for components such as sites, lists, content types, and site columns. Use of these templates can save significant administrative overhead. Students learn to define, create, and apply these templates. The following lessons are also covered: Use and Creation of Site Content Types Application of Site Columns Creation and Use of Site Templates Review of Web Part, Workflow, and Master Page Galleries Module 12: Manage Workflows Workflows are a powerful efficiency tool that can be used to organize and track process driven tasks. In this course, application and customization of these workflows is demonstrated using realworld examples. Students are given the opportunity to build workflows and track workflow tasks. The following lessons are covered: Overview of Workflows Workflow Administration Build Custom Workflows Module 13: Introduction to Site Collections This module provides an overview of what is covered in the next section of this course, and then briefly covers the following topics: Site Collection Administrative Tools Overview of Site Collection Modules Module 14: Site Collection Policies Policies are an effective management tool that supports efficient content management and use. Configuration of policies at the site collection level allows more overall control and reduced administrative overhead. In this module students discover options for configuring and managing policies that can be reused and applied throughout a site collection. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Site Collection Policies Create Site Collection Policies Apply Site Collection Policies Export and Import Site Collection Policies Modify Site Collection Policies Module 15: Site Collection Search Options Efficient access to content is a critical component of an effective, usable collaborative environment. This module walks students through configurable search options. The primary focus is on developing an environment that supports efficient content access and “findability.” The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Search Manage Search Settings Create and Manage Search Scopes Keywords and Best Bets Search Center Sites Module 16: Site Collection Options This module details several important administrative controls with cross-site capabilities. Coverage includes some of the most commonly used site collection Administrative Tools. Knowledge of these tools is critical to the effective administration of any SharePoint environment. In this module also covers: Site Collection Recycle Bin Site Directory Maintain Sites in the Site Collection Connect Site Collection to a Portal Site Audit Settings for Site Collections Audit Reports Module 17: Site Collection Features Advancements to the Features utility provide easy control for the addition or removal of site functionality. This module also reviews the purpose of site collection Features, concentrating on use and affects of their application. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Features Site Collection Features Defined Activate and Deactivate Features Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[147]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/Site%20Owner/index.html","2009-10-11","19K","SharePoint 2007 Site Owner End User     ","",""," SharePoint 2007 Site Owner End User home - book a course - public training SharePoint 2007 Site Owner End User Course Details Course Type: End User Duration: 2 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands 18th Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This course concentrates on SharePoint 2007 from the Site Owner’s perspective. This course is aimed at a non-technical user who will administer a Windows SharePoint Services Site. Prerequisites Delegates will need to complete the SharePoint 2007 Member course prior to attending this course or have the equivalent knowledge and skills. Module 1: Create and Manage Lists and Libraries Maintenance and creation of lists and libraries are one of the site owner’s primary responsibilities. Well constructed lists and libraries save users time and frustration, which translates to an effective gain for organizations. This module covers elements such as views and metadata that are fundamental to this construction. Versioning and other library settings that can serve to enhance a list or library are also taught in this module. The following lessons are covered: Create Lists and Libraries Manage List and Library settings Create and Manage Site Columns Create and Manage Views Module 2: Customize Sites Using Web Parts Web Parts are used to focus site content. In this module students learn how to apply and manage Web Parts in a manner that promotes site usability. This module also includes Instructor-led demonstrations on adding and removing Web Parts and modifying Web Part display settings. This module also provides an overview of Web Parts that allow content targeting. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Web Parts Add, Close, and Delete Web Parts Customize Web Part Properties Target Content with Web Parts Module 3: Create Sites and Web Pages Fundamentally, site collections are composed of sites, basic pages, and Web Part pages. In this module students create each of these components to develop an enhanced understanding of each item’s function and appropriate use. The following lessons are covered: Create New Sites Create Basic Pages and Web Part Pages Module 4: Manage the Look and Feel of Sites In this lesson site owners learn how to customize navigational settings, site descriptors, and themes. This module also focuses on the creation and use of templates, which are a significant time saving utility. The following lessons also are covered: Customize Site Title, Description, and Icon Configure Navigation Settings Left Navigation Panel Options Apply Site Themes Create Site Templates Module 5: Securing a SharePoint Site This module details how to manage permissions in SharePoint sites, Lists, Libraries, items and documents. Creating SharePoint groups, managing access and configuring custom permission levels are among the topics covered. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to SharePoint Security Manage User Access to SharePoint Sites Manage SharePoint Groups and Users Best Practices for Assigning Permissions in SharePoint Module 6: Manage Workflows Workflows are a powerful efficiency tool that can be used to organize and track process driven tasks. In this course, application and customization of these workflows is demonstrated using realworld examples. Students are given the opportunity to build workflows and track workflow tasks. The following lessons are covered: Overview of Workflows Workflow Administration Build Custom Workflows Module 7: Content Types Configuration of Content Types allows Site Collection Administrators and Site Owners to group attributes such as metadata, workflows and document templates into functional components. This functionality allows for an enhanced user experience and reduced administrative overhead: The following lessons are also covered: Overview of Content Types Work with Content Types Add columns to Content Types Associate documents with Content Types Module 8: Site Administration This module provides insights into the site tools available through Site Administration. Usage reports, user alerts, features, and regional setting options are among the topics covered. Coverage includes an emphasis on function and the appropriate use of these tools. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Site Administration Settings Manage Regional Settings View Site Usage Data Manage User Alerts Manage RSS Usage Manage Sites and Workspaces Site Features Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[148]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/Site%20Member/index.html?London","2009-10-11","18K","SharePoint 2007 Site Member End User    ","",""," SharePoint 2007 Site Member End User home - book a course - public training SharePoint 2007 Site Member End User Course Details Course Type: End User Duration: 2 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands 16th Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This course concentrates on SharePoint 2007 from the Member’s perspective. This course is aimed at non-technical users who will view, edit and contribute content to Windows SharePoint Services Sites. Prerequisites This course is aimed at delegates that have had no previous exposure to SharePoint 2007 or delegates that are very new to SharePoint 2007. No previous experience is necessary. Audience This course combines focus and understanding for those contributing to MOSS 2007 sites. Individuals performing the jobs listed below will benefit from knowledge and skills gained in this course. MOSS 2007 users who want to develop a better understanding of how to efficiently find content, and use and contribute to collaborative sites. Module 1: Introduction to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 This module highlights the uses and benefits of MOSS 2007. Navigational components, alerts, and personalization are reviewed and demonstrated. In addition, terminology used throughout the course is defined in this module. The following topics are also covered: Overview of MOSS 2007 Get Started Using MOSS 2007 Search for Content Use Alerts Welcome User Links Personalize MOSS 2007 Page Module 2: Work with Lists Lists serve as the structure for calendars, discussion boards, contacts, and tasks in MOSS 2007. This module explains the concept of lists, and then reviews popular out-of-the-box options. The operative differences of each option are highlighted through Instructor-led demonstrations. Students learn effective ways to use and contribute to lists. Demonstrations of filters and views highlight usability and efficiency. The following topics are also covered: How to Add and Modify Content Overview of Default Lists and List Templates Add, Modify, and Delete Content in MOSS 2007 Lists Sort and Filter Content Advanced List Features Use Default and Custom Views Connect a List to Microsoft Outlook Module 3: Work with Document Libraries Document sharing is a primary function of collaborative sites. In this module, libraries are defined and their use is highlighted through Instructor-led demonstrations. Analysis of metadata breaks down the fundamental purpose and function of this important component. Additionally, a how-to review of workflows provides insight into how to use of this popular efficiency tool. The following topics are also covered: Overview of Document Libraries Create and Upload Documents View and Edit Documents and Document Properties Document Management Features Use Workflows in a Document Library Module 4: Use Collaborative Sites In this module students learn how to use and create workspaces. Explanation and differentiation of wikis and blogs help students understand the format and function of each type of workspace. Instructor-led demonstrations provide additional information on how to effectively use these communication tools. The following topics are also covered: Document Workspaces Meeting Workspaces Wiki Sites Blog Sites Module 5: Effective Use of My Sites In this module, students investigate the Web Parts, pages, lists and libraries available through a My Site. Focusing on personal and collaborative efficiencies through use of a My Site’s data sharing and roll up tools, students gain insight on ways to more proficiently access and share information. The following topics are covered: My Sites benefit and creation My Site navigation and modification Advertise information about yourself Collaborate with colleagues Keep track of content Store personal and public files Office 2007 integration with My Site Using Outlook Web Access web part Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[149]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/Site%20Collection/index.html?London","2009-10-11","18K","SharePoint 2007 Administrator Track    ","",""," SharePoint 2007 Administrator Track home - book a course - public training Site Collection Administration Course Details Course Type: End User Duration: 1 day Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This is a 1-day course designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary for effective application and management of Site Collection Administration Tools for Search, Features and Policies. In this course we cover the administration tools available to a Site Collection Administrator using SharePoint Server 2007 Technologies. The course’s primary focus relates to the use of these tools in a manner that promotes administrative efficiencies, and improved operation, of a site collection. Information in this course will provide insights that will support both the daily operation of a collection, as well as with knowledge needed for continued organization and planning. Students learn through numerous instructor-led demonstrations and hands-on labs. Prerequisites Students taking this course should have the prerequisite knowledge or experience listed below. Working knowledge of Office SharePoint Server 2007 Site Administration. Participation in, or knowledge of, the content in Mindsharp’s Site Owner course. Intended Audience The course is designed for those who intend to oversee and mange one or more site collections in SharePoint Server 2007. Individuals in the job categories listed below will benefit from the knowledge gained in this course. SharePoint Server 2007 Site Collection Administrators participating in the management of multiple Site Collections SharePoint Server 2007 Administrators participating in the management of a particular Site Collection Experienced SharePoint Server 2007 Site Owners who want to be familiar with Site Collection Options that can enhance the use of their sites. Module 0: Introduction This module begins by providing an overview of what is covered in this course, and then briefly covers the following topics: Identification and purpose of Site Collection Administration Tools Microsoft business intelligence components How business intelligence fits into information architecture How governance affects delivering business intelligence Module 1: Configure and Manage Site Collection Search Options Efficient access to content is a critical component of an effective, usable collaborative environment. This module walks you through search options that can be configured to support content access and ‘findability’. It covers the following lessons: Introduction to Search in SharePoint 2007 Managing Search Settings Creating and Managing Search Scopes Keywords and Best Bets Creating and Managing Search Center Sites Module 2: Site Collection Options Site Collection Administrators have access to a variety of administrative controls enhanced by their cross-site capabilities. This module covers some of these controls. In this section you will learn: Managing the Site Collection Recycle Bin Managing a Site Directory Managing and Maintaining Sites in the Site Collection Connecting a Site Collection to a Portal Site Configuring Audit Settings Viewing Audit Reports Module 3: Site Collection Features This module reviews the purpose of Site Collection Features, concentrating on use and affects of their application. You will learn: Introduction to Features Site Collection Features Defined Activating/Deactivating Features Module 4: Site Collection Policies Policies are an effective management tool that can support content management and use. Configuring Policies at the Site Collection level provides for global dispensation allowing more overall control and a reduction in administrative overhead. In this module you will learn about options for configuring and managing policies that can be reused and applied throughout a site collection. Introduction to Site Collection Policies Creating Site Collection Policies Applying a Site Collection Policy Importing Site Collection Policies Modifying Site Collection Policies Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[150]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/Site%20Member/index.html?Midlands","2009-10-11","18K","SharePoint 2007 Site Member End User    ","",""," SharePoint 2007 Site Member End User home - book a course - public training SharePoint 2007 Site Member End User Course Details Course Type: End User Duration: 2 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands 16th Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This course concentrates on SharePoint 2007 from the Member’s perspective. This course is aimed at non-technical users who will view, edit and contribute content to Windows SharePoint Services Sites. Prerequisites This course is aimed at delegates that have had no previous exposure to SharePoint 2007 or delegates that are very new to SharePoint 2007. No previous experience is necessary. Audience This course combines focus and understanding for those contributing to MOSS 2007 sites. Individuals performing the jobs listed below will benefit from knowledge and skills gained in this course. MOSS 2007 users who want to develop a better understanding of how to efficiently find content, and use and contribute to collaborative sites. Module 1: Introduction to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 This module highlights the uses and benefits of MOSS 2007. Navigational components, alerts, and personalization are reviewed and demonstrated. In addition, terminology used throughout the course is defined in this module. The following topics are also covered: Overview of MOSS 2007 Get Started Using MOSS 2007 Search for Content Use Alerts Welcome User Links Personalize MOSS 2007 Page Module 2: Work with Lists Lists serve as the structure for calendars, discussion boards, contacts, and tasks in MOSS 2007. This module explains the concept of lists, and then reviews popular out-of-the-box options. The operative differences of each option are highlighted through Instructor-led demonstrations. Students learn effective ways to use and contribute to lists. Demonstrations of filters and views highlight usability and efficiency. The following topics are also covered: How to Add and Modify Content Overview of Default Lists and List Templates Add, Modify, and Delete Content in MOSS 2007 Lists Sort and Filter Content Advanced List Features Use Default and Custom Views Connect a List to Microsoft Outlook Module 3: Work with Document Libraries Document sharing is a primary function of collaborative sites. In this module, libraries are defined and their use is highlighted through Instructor-led demonstrations. Analysis of metadata breaks down the fundamental purpose and function of this important component. Additionally, a how-to review of workflows provides insight into how to use of this popular efficiency tool. The following topics are also covered: Overview of Document Libraries Create and Upload Documents View and Edit Documents and Document Properties Document Management Features Use Workflows in a Document Library Module 4: Use Collaborative Sites In this module students learn how to use and create workspaces. Explanation and differentiation of wikis and blogs help students understand the format and function of each type of workspace. Instructor-led demonstrations provide additional information on how to effectively use these communication tools. The following topics are also covered: Document Workspaces Meeting Workspaces Wiki Sites Blog Sites Module 5: Effective Use of My Sites In this module, students investigate the Web Parts, pages, lists and libraries available through a My Site. Focusing on personal and collaborative efficiencies through use of a My Site’s data sharing and roll up tools, students gain insight on ways to more proficiently access and share information. The following topics are covered: My Sites benefit and creation My Site navigation and modification Advertise information about yourself Collaborate with colleagues Keep track of content Store personal and public files Office 2007 integration with My Site Using Outlook Web Access web part Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[151]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/Search%20Server/index.html?London","2009-10-11","21K","Implement, Manage and Customise Search Server 2008    ","",""," Implement, Manage and Customise Search Server 2008 home - book a course - public training SharePoint Search Server 2008 Course Details Course Type: Administrator Duration: 4 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This 4-day course is designed to give SharePoint administrators basic and intermediate information and skills they need to design, implement, deploy, customize, and manage Microsoft Search Server 2008 in a standalone, Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 or Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 environment. Prerequisites The ideal students have knowledge of general networking concepts and a basic understanding of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and SharePoint Server 2007. Attendees with a technical orientation will be expected to understand and perform the following administrative activities: DNS - Know how to create alias records and A records in the DNS Manager interface. Knowledge of how the Hosts file works is helpful. IIS - Know how to create new Web sites and host headers, and be able to work with site security. Also, have a basic understanding of application pools. Active Directory - Basic understanding of how to use Active Directory Users and Computers. Should also know how to create new user accounts, reset passwords, and general user and group account activities. SQL Server - Basic understanding of how to apply permissions to a database and how to add an account to the SQL installation. Windows 2003 Server - Have some experience working with this server platform. Networking - Basic understanding of general connectivity issues, and how to assign IP addresses and host names. SharePoint Server 2007 and/or Windows SharePoint Services - Possess basic understanding of how to administrate a SharePoint farm. Also, knowledge of basic SharePoint concepts. Audience The primary audience for this course is SharePoint administrators who are responsible for the planning, deployment, and management of search and indexing solutions using Microsoft Search Server 2008. The secondary audience for this course is nontechnical management personnel who are responsible for planning and designing your implementation. Module 0: Course Introduction This module summarizes the topics covered in this course, and also provides a brief introduction to Microsoft Search Server 2008 (MSS). Topics in this module include: Architectural overview Discussion of product features, navigation, and basic administration locations Comparison discussion between Google Search Appliances and MSS Module 1: Overview of Microsoft Search Server 2008 In November 2007, Microsoft introduced a new search product that can be used to upgrade and enhance the search capabilities of Windows SharePoint Service 3.0. A licensed version of this product, Microsoft Search Server 2008(MSS), will be available in early 2008, along with a free version, Microsoft Search Server 2008Express (MSSX). Since the features of both products are the same, this course focuses on MSS. The topics in this module include: Introduction of MSS Purposes Interoperability Identify extended scalability of MSS Business Need Considerations Module 2: MSS Installation Like most Microsoft products, the planning decisions prior to installation are more difficult than the installation process. MSS is somewhat unique in that decisions made during the installation of prerequisite products determine your options during installation. The topics in this module include: Plan for installation Installation and configuration Initial search configuration Install MSS into current WSS and MOSS farms Module 3: Crawl and Query Architecture Understanding how the crawler extracts data from a content source and places it in the index is foundational to administrating an MSS server. In addition, knowing how queries are executed against the index help you assist users in using this tool more effectively. This module includes discussions on the following topics: Crawler architecture Overview of Indexer components Query architecture Overview of basic query syntax components Troubleshooting concepts using the crawl log Built-in query reporting services Module 4: Administration and Management Installing MSS adds sections to Central Administration Web pages including Shared Service Provider Management. Search administration introduces a new dashboard management page. The topics in this module include: Central Administration home page changes Application management changes Operation management changes Shared Services Provider management Search administration Disaster recovery for SSP Module 5: Federated Queries MSS introduces federated queries that provide the ability to forward user’s search terms to external search engines concurrently with queries to its own index. The topics in this module include: OpenSearch 1.1 Federated queries FLD files Installation of available FLDs Create custom FLD files Module 6: Leverage Live.com Microsoft has implemented a solid integration between Live.com and MSS. This module shows how to extend the federated query technology with Live.com to create a customized, highly relevant result set for your end users. The topics in this module include: Create Live.com accounts Live.com basic and advanced features Build federated queries that integrate with live.com Module 7: Design Search Center Topology This module discuss the design topics inherent in developing a robust, customized search center topology. Ensuring that the result set has high relevance is one of the main foci in this module. The topics in this module include: Centralized Search Center Decentralized Search Center Hybrid design Module 8: Customize Search Centers and Search Pages This module focuses on explaining how to create a customized MSS end-user experience that enhances the presentation and findability of content items in a result set. You do not need to know how to read or write code to customize MSS. Topics in this module include: Default layout of the search center and the resulting set pages Out-of-the-box configurations to customize the presentation of the result set for end-users Module 9: Search Administration at the Site Collection Level Like Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, MSS effectively divides management tasks among farm administrators, search administrators, and site collection administrators. This module focuses on the abilities of site collection administrators to customize search for their users. 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array_files[152]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/Site%20Collection/index.html?Midlands","2009-10-11","18K","SharePoint 2007 Administrator Track    ","",""," SharePoint 2007 Administrator Track home - book a course - public training Site Collection Administration Course Details Course Type: End User Duration: 1 day Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This is a 1-day course designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary for effective application and management of Site Collection Administration Tools for Search, Features and Policies. In this course we cover the administration tools available to a Site Collection Administrator using SharePoint Server 2007 Technologies. The course’s primary focus relates to the use of these tools in a manner that promotes administrative efficiencies, and improved operation, of a site collection. Information in this course will provide insights that will support both the daily operation of a collection, as well as with knowledge needed for continued organization and planning. Students learn through numerous instructor-led demonstrations and hands-on labs. Prerequisites Students taking this course should have the prerequisite knowledge or experience listed below. Working knowledge of Office SharePoint Server 2007 Site Administration. Participation in, or knowledge of, the content in Mindsharp’s Site Owner course. Intended Audience The course is designed for those who intend to oversee and mange one or more site collections in SharePoint Server 2007. Individuals in the job categories listed below will benefit from the knowledge gained in this course. SharePoint Server 2007 Site Collection Administrators participating in the management of multiple Site Collections SharePoint Server 2007 Administrators participating in the management of a particular Site Collection Experienced SharePoint Server 2007 Site Owners who want to be familiar with Site Collection Options that can enhance the use of their sites. Module 0: Introduction This module begins by providing an overview of what is covered in this course, and then briefly covers the following topics: Identification and purpose of Site Collection Administration Tools Microsoft business intelligence components How business intelligence fits into information architecture How governance affects delivering business intelligence Module 1: Configure and Manage Site Collection Search Options Efficient access to content is a critical component of an effective, usable collaborative environment. This module walks you through search options that can be configured to support content access and ‘findability’. It covers the following lessons: Introduction to Search in SharePoint 2007 Managing Search Settings Creating and Managing Search Scopes Keywords and Best Bets Creating and Managing Search Center Sites Module 2: Site Collection Options Site Collection Administrators have access to a variety of administrative controls enhanced by their cross-site capabilities. This module covers some of these controls. In this section you will learn: Managing the Site Collection Recycle Bin Managing a Site Directory Managing and Maintaining Sites in the Site Collection Connecting a Site Collection to a Portal Site Configuring Audit Settings Viewing Audit Reports Module 3: Site Collection Features This module reviews the purpose of Site Collection Features, concentrating on use and affects of their application. You will learn: Introduction to Features Site Collection Features Defined Activating/Deactivating Features Module 4: Site Collection Policies Policies are an effective management tool that can support content management and use. Configuring Policies at the Site Collection level provides for global dispensation allowing more overall control and a reduction in administrative overhead. In this module you will learn about options for configuring and managing policies that can be reused and applied throughout a site collection. Introduction to Site Collection Policies Creating Site Collection Policies Applying a Site Collection Policy Importing Site Collection Policies Modifying Site Collection Policies Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[153]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/Search%20Server/index.html?Midlands","2009-10-11","21K","Implement, Manage and Customise Search Server 2008    ","",""," Implement, Manage and Customise Search Server 2008 home - book a course - public training SharePoint Search Server 2008 Course Details Course Type: Administrator Duration: 4 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This 4-day course is designed to give SharePoint administrators basic and intermediate information and skills they need to design, implement, deploy, customize, and manage Microsoft Search Server 2008 in a standalone, Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 or Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 environment. Prerequisites The ideal students have knowledge of general networking concepts and a basic understanding of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and SharePoint Server 2007. Attendees with a technical orientation will be expected to understand and perform the following administrative activities: DNS - Know how to create alias records and A records in the DNS Manager interface. Knowledge of how the Hosts file works is helpful. IIS - Know how to create new Web sites and host headers, and be able to work with site security. Also, have a basic understanding of application pools. Active Directory - Basic understanding of how to use Active Directory Users and Computers. Should also know how to create new user accounts, reset passwords, and general user and group account activities. SQL Server - Basic understanding of how to apply permissions to a database and how to add an account to the SQL installation. Windows 2003 Server - Have some experience working with this server platform. Networking - Basic understanding of general connectivity issues, and how to assign IP addresses and host names. SharePoint Server 2007 and/or Windows SharePoint Services - Possess basic understanding of how to administrate a SharePoint farm. Also, knowledge of basic SharePoint concepts. Audience The primary audience for this course is SharePoint administrators who are responsible for the planning, deployment, and management of search and indexing solutions using Microsoft Search Server 2008. The secondary audience for this course is nontechnical management personnel who are responsible for planning and designing your implementation. Module 0: Course Introduction This module summarizes the topics covered in this course, and also provides a brief introduction to Microsoft Search Server 2008 (MSS). Topics in this module include: Architectural overview Discussion of product features, navigation, and basic administration locations Comparison discussion between Google Search Appliances and MSS Module 1: Overview of Microsoft Search Server 2008 In November 2007, Microsoft introduced a new search product that can be used to upgrade and enhance the search capabilities of Windows SharePoint Service 3.0. A licensed version of this product, Microsoft Search Server 2008(MSS), will be available in early 2008, along with a free version, Microsoft Search Server 2008Express (MSSX). Since the features of both products are the same, this course focuses on MSS. The topics in this module include: Introduction of MSS Purposes Interoperability Identify extended scalability of MSS Business Need Considerations Module 2: MSS Installation Like most Microsoft products, the planning decisions prior to installation are more difficult than the installation process. MSS is somewhat unique in that decisions made during the installation of prerequisite products determine your options during installation. The topics in this module include: Plan for installation Installation and configuration Initial search configuration Install MSS into current WSS and MOSS farms Module 3: Crawl and Query Architecture Understanding how the crawler extracts data from a content source and places it in the index is foundational to administrating an MSS server. In addition, knowing how queries are executed against the index help you assist users in using this tool more effectively. This module includes discussions on the following topics: Crawler architecture Overview of Indexer components Query architecture Overview of basic query syntax components Troubleshooting concepts using the crawl log Built-in query reporting services Module 4: Administration and Management Installing MSS adds sections to Central Administration Web pages including Shared Service Provider Management. Search administration introduces a new dashboard management page. The topics in this module include: Central Administration home page changes Application management changes Operation management changes Shared Services Provider management Search administration Disaster recovery for SSP Module 5: Federated Queries MSS introduces federated queries that provide the ability to forward user’s search terms to external search engines concurrently with queries to its own index. The topics in this module include: OpenSearch 1.1 Federated queries FLD files Installation of available FLDs Create custom FLD files Module 6: Leverage Live.com Microsoft has implemented a solid integration between Live.com and MSS. This module shows how to extend the federated query technology with Live.com to create a customized, highly relevant result set for your end users. The topics in this module include: Create Live.com accounts Live.com basic and advanced features Build federated queries that integrate with live.com Module 7: Design Search Center Topology This module discuss the design topics inherent in developing a robust, customized search center topology. Ensuring that the result set has high relevance is one of the main foci in this module. The topics in this module include: Centralized Search Center Decentralized Search Center Hybrid design Module 8: Customize Search Centers and Search Pages This module focuses on explaining how to create a customized MSS end-user experience that enhances the presentation and findability of content items in a result set. You do not need to know how to read or write code to customize MSS. Topics in this module include: Default layout of the search center and the resulting set pages Out-of-the-box configurations to customize the presentation of the result set for end-users Module 9: Search Administration at the Site Collection Level Like Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, MSS effectively divides management tasks among farm administrators, search administrators, and site collection administrators. This module focuses on the abilities of site collection administrators to customize search for their users. 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array_files[154]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/Site%20Collection/index.html","2009-10-11","18K","SharePoint 2007 Administrator Track    ","",""," SharePoint 2007 Administrator Track home - book a course - public training Site Collection Administration Course Details Course Type: End User Duration: 1 day Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This is a 1-day course designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary for effective application and management of Site Collection Administration Tools for Search, Features and Policies. In this course we cover the administration tools available to a Site Collection Administrator using SharePoint Server 2007 Technologies. The course’s primary focus relates to the use of these tools in a manner that promotes administrative efficiencies, and improved operation, of a site collection. Information in this course will provide insights that will support both the daily operation of a collection, as well as with knowledge needed for continued organization and planning. Students learn through numerous instructor-led demonstrations and hands-on labs. Prerequisites Students taking this course should have the prerequisite knowledge or experience listed below. Working knowledge of Office SharePoint Server 2007 Site Administration. Participation in, or knowledge of, the content in Mindsharp’s Site Owner course. Intended Audience The course is designed for those who intend to oversee and mange one or more site collections in SharePoint Server 2007. Individuals in the job categories listed below will benefit from the knowledge gained in this course. SharePoint Server 2007 Site Collection Administrators participating in the management of multiple Site Collections SharePoint Server 2007 Administrators participating in the management of a particular Site Collection Experienced SharePoint Server 2007 Site Owners who want to be familiar with Site Collection Options that can enhance the use of their sites. Module 0: Introduction This module begins by providing an overview of what is covered in this course, and then briefly covers the following topics: Identification and purpose of Site Collection Administration Tools Microsoft business intelligence components How business intelligence fits into information architecture How governance affects delivering business intelligence Module 1: Configure and Manage Site Collection Search Options Efficient access to content is a critical component of an effective, usable collaborative environment. This module walks you through search options that can be configured to support content access and ‘findability’. It covers the following lessons: Introduction to Search in SharePoint 2007 Managing Search Settings Creating and Managing Search Scopes Keywords and Best Bets Creating and Managing Search Center Sites Module 2: Site Collection Options Site Collection Administrators have access to a variety of administrative controls enhanced by their cross-site capabilities. This module covers some of these controls. In this section you will learn: Managing the Site Collection Recycle Bin Managing a Site Directory Managing and Maintaining Sites in the Site Collection Connecting a Site Collection to a Portal Site Configuring Audit Settings Viewing Audit Reports Module 3: Site Collection Features This module reviews the purpose of Site Collection Features, concentrating on use and affects of their application. You will learn: Introduction to Features Site Collection Features Defined Activating/Deactivating Features Module 4: Site Collection Policies Policies are an effective management tool that can support content management and use. Configuring Policies at the Site Collection level provides for global dispensation allowing more overall control and a reduction in administrative overhead. In this module you will learn about options for configuring and managing policies that can be reused and applied throughout a site collection. Introduction to Site Collection Policies Creating Site Collection Policies Applying a Site Collection Policy Importing Site Collection Policies Modifying Site Collection Policies Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[155]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/Site%20Member/index.html","2009-10-11","18K","SharePoint 2007 Site Member End User    ","",""," SharePoint 2007 Site Member End User home - book a course - public training SharePoint 2007 Site Member End User Course Details Course Type: End User Duration: 2 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands 16th Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This course concentrates on SharePoint 2007 from the Member’s perspective. This course is aimed at non-technical users who will view, edit and contribute content to Windows SharePoint Services Sites. Prerequisites This course is aimed at delegates that have had no previous exposure to SharePoint 2007 or delegates that are very new to SharePoint 2007. No previous experience is necessary. Audience This course combines focus and understanding for those contributing to MOSS 2007 sites. Individuals performing the jobs listed below will benefit from knowledge and skills gained in this course. MOSS 2007 users who want to develop a better understanding of how to efficiently find content, and use and contribute to collaborative sites. Module 1: Introduction to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 This module highlights the uses and benefits of MOSS 2007. Navigational components, alerts, and personalization are reviewed and demonstrated. In addition, terminology used throughout the course is defined in this module. The following topics are also covered: Overview of MOSS 2007 Get Started Using MOSS 2007 Search for Content Use Alerts Welcome User Links Personalize MOSS 2007 Page Module 2: Work with Lists Lists serve as the structure for calendars, discussion boards, contacts, and tasks in MOSS 2007. This module explains the concept of lists, and then reviews popular out-of-the-box options. The operative differences of each option are highlighted through Instructor-led demonstrations. Students learn effective ways to use and contribute to lists. Demonstrations of filters and views highlight usability and efficiency. The following topics are also covered: How to Add and Modify Content Overview of Default Lists and List Templates Add, Modify, and Delete Content in MOSS 2007 Lists Sort and Filter Content Advanced List Features Use Default and Custom Views Connect a List to Microsoft Outlook Module 3: Work with Document Libraries Document sharing is a primary function of collaborative sites. In this module, libraries are defined and their use is highlighted through Instructor-led demonstrations. Analysis of metadata breaks down the fundamental purpose and function of this important component. Additionally, a how-to review of workflows provides insight into how to use of this popular efficiency tool. The following topics are also covered: Overview of Document Libraries Create and Upload Documents View and Edit Documents and Document Properties Document Management Features Use Workflows in a Document Library Module 4: Use Collaborative Sites In this module students learn how to use and create workspaces. Explanation and differentiation of wikis and blogs help students understand the format and function of each type of workspace. Instructor-led demonstrations provide additional information on how to effectively use these communication tools. The following topics are also covered: Document Workspaces Meeting Workspaces Wiki Sites Blog Sites Module 5: Effective Use of My Sites In this module, students investigate the Web Parts, pages, lists and libraries available through a My Site. Focusing on personal and collaborative efficiencies through use of a My Site’s data sharing and roll up tools, students gain insight on ways to more proficiently access and share information. The following topics are covered: My Sites benefit and creation My Site navigation and modification Advertise information about yourself Collaborate with colleagues Keep track of content Store personal and public files Office 2007 integration with My Site Using Outlook Web Access web part Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[156]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/Search%20Server/index.html","2009-10-11","21K","Implement, Manage and Customise Search Server 2008    ","",""," Implement, Manage and Customise Search Server 2008 home - book a course - public training SharePoint Search Server 2008 Course Details Course Type: Administrator Duration: 4 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This 4-day course is designed to give SharePoint administrators basic and intermediate information and skills they need to design, implement, deploy, customize, and manage Microsoft Search Server 2008 in a standalone, Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 or Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 environment. Prerequisites The ideal students have knowledge of general networking concepts and a basic understanding of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and SharePoint Server 2007. Attendees with a technical orientation will be expected to understand and perform the following administrative activities: DNS - Know how to create alias records and A records in the DNS Manager interface. Knowledge of how the Hosts file works is helpful. IIS - Know how to create new Web sites and host headers, and be able to work with site security. Also, have a basic understanding of application pools. Active Directory - Basic understanding of how to use Active Directory Users and Computers. Should also know how to create new user accounts, reset passwords, and general user and group account activities. SQL Server - Basic understanding of how to apply permissions to a database and how to add an account to the SQL installation. Windows 2003 Server - Have some experience working with this server platform. Networking - Basic understanding of general connectivity issues, and how to assign IP addresses and host names. SharePoint Server 2007 and/or Windows SharePoint Services - Possess basic understanding of how to administrate a SharePoint farm. Also, knowledge of basic SharePoint concepts. Audience The primary audience for this course is SharePoint administrators who are responsible for the planning, deployment, and management of search and indexing solutions using Microsoft Search Server 2008. The secondary audience for this course is nontechnical management personnel who are responsible for planning and designing your implementation. Module 0: Course Introduction This module summarizes the topics covered in this course, and also provides a brief introduction to Microsoft Search Server 2008 (MSS). Topics in this module include: Architectural overview Discussion of product features, navigation, and basic administration locations Comparison discussion between Google Search Appliances and MSS Module 1: Overview of Microsoft Search Server 2008 In November 2007, Microsoft introduced a new search product that can be used to upgrade and enhance the search capabilities of Windows SharePoint Service 3.0. A licensed version of this product, Microsoft Search Server 2008(MSS), will be available in early 2008, along with a free version, Microsoft Search Server 2008Express (MSSX). Since the features of both products are the same, this course focuses on MSS. The topics in this module include: Introduction of MSS Purposes Interoperability Identify extended scalability of MSS Business Need Considerations Module 2: MSS Installation Like most Microsoft products, the planning decisions prior to installation are more difficult than the installation process. MSS is somewhat unique in that decisions made during the installation of prerequisite products determine your options during installation. The topics in this module include: Plan for installation Installation and configuration Initial search configuration Install MSS into current WSS and MOSS farms Module 3: Crawl and Query Architecture Understanding how the crawler extracts data from a content source and places it in the index is foundational to administrating an MSS server. In addition, knowing how queries are executed against the index help you assist users in using this tool more effectively. This module includes discussions on the following topics: Crawler architecture Overview of Indexer components Query architecture Overview of basic query syntax components Troubleshooting concepts using the crawl log Built-in query reporting services Module 4: Administration and Management Installing MSS adds sections to Central Administration Web pages including Shared Service Provider Management. Search administration introduces a new dashboard management page. The topics in this module include: Central Administration home page changes Application management changes Operation management changes Shared Services Provider management Search administration Disaster recovery for SSP Module 5: Federated Queries MSS introduces federated queries that provide the ability to forward user’s search terms to external search engines concurrently with queries to its own index. The topics in this module include: OpenSearch 1.1 Federated queries FLD files Installation of available FLDs Create custom FLD files Module 6: Leverage Live.com Microsoft has implemented a solid integration between Live.com and MSS. This module shows how to extend the federated query technology with Live.com to create a customized, highly relevant result set for your end users. The topics in this module include: Create Live.com accounts Live.com basic and advanced features Build federated queries that integrate with live.com Module 7: Design Search Center Topology This module discuss the design topics inherent in developing a robust, customized search center topology. Ensuring that the result set has high relevance is one of the main foci in this module. The topics in this module include: Centralized Search Center Decentralized Search Center Hybrid design Module 8: Customize Search Centers and Search Pages This module focuses on explaining how to create a customized MSS end-user experience that enhances the presentation and findability of content items in a result set. You do not need to know how to read or write code to customize MSS. Topics in this module include: Default layout of the search center and the resulting set pages Out-of-the-box configurations to customize the presentation of the result set for end-users Module 9: Search Administration at the Site Collection Level Like Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, MSS effectively divides management tasks among farm administrators, search administrators, and site collection administrators. This module focuses on the abilities of site collection administrators to customize search for their users. The topics in this module include: Activate MSS for the site collection Create Search Centers for site collections Search scopes for the site collection Keywords and best bets for the site collection Indexing of sites, lists, and libraries Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[157]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/End%20User/index.html?showAll","2009-10-11","26K","SharePoint 2007 Power User Course    ","",""," SharePoint 2007 Power User Course home - book a course - public training SharePoint 2007 Power User Track Course Details Course Type: End User Duration: 3 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands 23rd Ullesthorpe UK Midlands 7th Lutterworth UK London 28th 6th London Germany Germany France France Holland 8th 24th Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This class combines Combined Knowledge’s “Site Memberâ€� and “Site Ownerâ€� courses to provide a comprehensive training program for power end users. This course presents thorough coverage from the ground up about how to use, operate, and build sites in a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS 2007) environment. Students first learn about site navigation and data storage and retrieval through Instructor-led modules covering topics such as search and effective use of lists and libraries. Building on this foundation, students dive deeper into site administration, learning how to create and manage sites, lists, libraries, views and workflows. Security and rights administration are also covered. Functional concepts and best practices are interwoven into the modules to provide a framework for the topics. *Note - This course is oriented to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server, but is also applicable to Windows SharePoint Services 3.0. Purpose This course is designed to provide to students with a practical understanding of the use, creation, and management of MOSS 2007 sites. Students attending this course learn how to effectively navigate and contribute content within the framework of a collaborative environment. Advancing from these topics, students learn how to build and manage site components, structured around efficient maintenance and consumption. Discussions of core best practices provide students with context for employing the functionality they have learned. Prerequisite requirements. Students taking this course should have the prerequisite knowledge or experience listed below. Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office 2007 products Be familiar with Internet Explorer Have previously used SharePoint 2003 or have a good understanding of it. Delegates that are completely new to SharePoint would find this class to advanced and therefore would benefit from attending the four day version of this class ‘SharePoint 2007 End User’ Audience This course combines focus and understanding for those contributing to, building, or managing MOSS 2007 sites. Individuals performing the jobs listed below will benefit from knowledge and skills gained in this course. MOSS 2007 users who want to develop a better understanding of how to efficiently find content, and use and contribute to collaborative sites. MOSS 2007 users who are responsible for managing one or more sites or site components such as lists and libraries. Help Desk personnel who provide support to end users that use or manage MOSS 2007 sites. Module 1: Introduction to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 This module highlights the uses and benefits of MOSS 2007. Navigational components, alerts, and personalization are reviewed and demonstrated. In addition, terminology used throughout the course is defined in this module. The following topics are also covered: Overview of MOSS 2007 Get Started Using MOSS 2007 Search for Content Use Alerts Welcome User Links Personalize MOSS 2007 Page Module 2: Work with Lists Lists serve as the structure for calendars, discussion boards, contacts, and tasks in MOSS 2007. This module explains the concept of lists, and then reviews popular out-of-the-box options. The operative differences of each option are highlighted through Instructor-led demonstrations. Students learn effective ways to use and contribute to lists. Demonstrations of filters and views highlight usability and efficiency. The following topics are also covered: How to Add and Modify Content Overview of Default Lists and List Templates Add, Modify, and Delete Content in MOSS 2007 Lists Sort and Filter Content Advanced List Features Use Default and Custom Views Connect a List to Microsoft Outlook Module 3: Work with Document Libraries Document sharing is a primary function of collaborative sites. In this module, libraries are defined and their use is highlighted through Instructor-led demonstrations. Analysis of metadata breaks down the fundamental purpose and function of this important component. Additionally, a how-to review of workflows provides insight into how to use of this popular efficiency tool. The following topics are also covered: Overview of Document Libraries Create and Upload Documents View and Edit Documents and Document Properties Document Management Features Use Workflows in a Document Library Module 4: Create and Manage Lists and Libraries Maintenance and creation of lists and libraries are one of the site owner’s primary responsibilities. Well constructed lists and libraries save users time and frustration, which translates to an effective gain for organizations. This module covers elements such as views and metadata that are fundamental to this construction. Versioning and other library settings that can serve to enhance a list or library are also taught in this module. The following lessons are covered: Create Lists and Libraries Manage List and Library settings Create and Manage Site Columns Create and Manage Views Module 5: Customize Sites Using Web Parts Web Parts are used to focus site content. In this module students learn how to apply and manage Web Parts in a manner that promotes site usability. This module also includes Instructor-led demonstrations on adding and removing Web Parts and modifying Web Part display settings. This module also provides an overview of Web Parts that allow content targeting. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Web Parts Add, Close, and Delete Web Parts Customize Web Part Properties Target Content with Web Parts Module 6: Create Sites and Web Pages Fundamentally, site collections are composed of sites, basic pages, and Web Part pages. In this module students create each of these components to develop an enhanced understanding of each item’s function and appropriate use. The following lessons are covered: Create New Sites Create Basic Pages and Web Part Pages Module 7: Securing a SharePoint Site This module details how to manage permissions in SharePoint sites, Lists, Libraries, items and documents. Creating SharePoint groups, managing access and configuring custom permission levels are among the topics covered. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to SharePoint Security Manage User Access to SharePoint Sites Manage SharePoint Groups and Users Best Practices for Assigning Permissions in SharePoint Module 8: Manage the Look and Feel of Sites In this lesson site owners learn how to customize navigational settings, site descriptors, and themes. This module also focuses on the creation and use of templates, which are a significant time saving utility. The following lessons also are covered: Customize Site Title, Description, and Icon Configure Navigation Settings Left Navigation Panel Options Apply Site Themes Create Site Templates Module 9: Manage Workflows Workflows are a powerful efficiency tool that can be used to organize and track process driven tasks. In this course, application and customization of these workflows is demonstrated using realworld examples. Students are given the opportunity to build workflows and track workflow tasks. The following lessons are covered: Overview of Workflows Workflow Administration Build Custom Workflows Module 10: Content Types Configuration of Content Types allows Site Collection Administrators and Site Owners to group attributes such as metadata, workflows and document templates into functional components. This functionality allows for an enhanced user experience and reduced administrative overhead: The following lessons are also covered: Overview of Content Types Work with Content Types Add columns to Content Types Associate documents with Content Types Module 11: Site Administration This module provides insights into the site tools available through Site Administration. Usage reports, user alerts, features, and regional setting options are among the topics covered. Coverage includes an emphasis on function and the appropriate use of these tools. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Site Administration Settings Manage Regional Settings View Site Usage Data Manage User Alerts Manage RSS Usage Manage Sites and Workspaces Site Features Module 12: Use Collaborative Sites In this module students learn how to use and create workspaces. Explanation and differentiation of wikis and blogs help students understand the format and function of each type of workspace. Instructor-led demonstrations provide additional information on how to effectively use these communication tools. The following topics are also covered: Document Workspaces Meeting Workspaces Wiki Sites Blog Sites Module 13: Effective Use of My Sites In this module, students investigate the Web Parts, pages, lists and libraries available through a My Site. Focusing on personal and collaborative efficiencies through use of a My Site’s data sharing and roll up tools, students gain insight on ways to more proficiently access and share information. The following topics are covered: My Sites benefit and creation My Site navigation and modification Advertise information about yourself Collaborate with colleagues Keep track of content Store personal and public files Office 2007 integration with My Site Using Outlook Web Access web parts Best practices for using My Site Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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array_files[167]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/Infopath/index.html","2009-10-11","17K","SharePoint InfoPath 2007     ","",""," SharePoint InfoPath 2007 home - book a course - public training InfoPath 2007 End User Course Details Course Type: End User Duration: 2 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands Ullesthorpe UK Midlands 10th Lutterworth UK London 22nd London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This two day course is intended for delegates wishing to be introduced to InfoPath 2007 so that they can create forms from templates and customize them, generate forms from scratch and also from data sources. Publish forms to SharePoint with or without form services, run the design compatibility checker, learn how to apply conditional formatting, calculations and formulas to your forms. Explore the new InfoPath 2007 features. Module 1 – An Overview of InfoPath Why use InfoPath to create forms Filling out Forms Shortcuts Emailing a Form Merging forms with Microsoft Excel Use Outlook to receive and fill out forms Fill out forms using a browser and form services Summary Forms Exporting Forms as PDFs Module 2 – Creating Forms Customize Templates Create forms from Scratch Create forms based on a backend database, XML File, XSD File, or Web Service Module 3 - Building a Form Data Source creation Controls Views Reusable Template Parts Design Checker Module 4 – Calculations and Actions Calculating Fields in Infopath Actions on Controls Conditional Formatting An overview of Formulas Module 5 – Workflows Building Workflows in InfoPath Using SharePoint workflows in InfoPath MOSS Approval Workflow Module 6 – An overview of the Form Library Templates Checking In/Out forms Meta data Versioning Approval Module 7 - Publishing Forms to a Form Library Publishing Options File Types Promoting InfoPath Fields as Form Library columns Publishing to non SharePoint locations Archiving Forms Archiving forms as PDF’s Optional Module – Extending the forms with code Setting up MSE Trapping Events with script Visual Studio in InfoPath Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
array_files[168]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/End%20User/index.html","2009-10-11","26K","SharePoint 2007 Power User Course    ","",""," SharePoint 2007 Power User Course home - book a course - public training SharePoint 2007 Power User Track Course Details Course Type: End User Duration: 3 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands 23rd Ullesthorpe UK Midlands 7th Lutterworth UK London 28th 6th London Germany Germany France France Holland 8th 24th Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This class combines Combined Knowledge’s “Site Memberâ€� and “Site Ownerâ€� courses to provide a comprehensive training program for power end users. This course presents thorough coverage from the ground up about how to use, operate, and build sites in a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS 2007) environment. Students first learn about site navigation and data storage and retrieval through Instructor-led modules covering topics such as search and effective use of lists and libraries. Building on this foundation, students dive deeper into site administration, learning how to create and manage sites, lists, libraries, views and workflows. Security and rights administration are also covered. Functional concepts and best practices are interwoven into the modules to provide a framework for the topics. *Note - This course is oriented to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server, but is also applicable to Windows SharePoint Services 3.0. Purpose This course is designed to provide to students with a practical understanding of the use, creation, and management of MOSS 2007 sites. Students attending this course learn how to effectively navigate and contribute content within the framework of a collaborative environment. Advancing from these topics, students learn how to build and manage site components, structured around efficient maintenance and consumption. Discussions of core best practices provide students with context for employing the functionality they have learned. Prerequisite requirements. Students taking this course should have the prerequisite knowledge or experience listed below. Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office 2007 products Be familiar with Internet Explorer Have previously used SharePoint 2003 or have a good understanding of it. Delegates that are completely new to SharePoint would find this class to advanced and therefore would benefit from attending the four day version of this class ‘SharePoint 2007 End User’ Audience This course combines focus and understanding for those contributing to, building, or managing MOSS 2007 sites. Individuals performing the jobs listed below will benefit from knowledge and skills gained in this course. MOSS 2007 users who want to develop a better understanding of how to efficiently find content, and use and contribute to collaborative sites. MOSS 2007 users who are responsible for managing one or more sites or site components such as lists and libraries. Help Desk personnel who provide support to end users that use or manage MOSS 2007 sites. Module 1: Introduction to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 This module highlights the uses and benefits of MOSS 2007. Navigational components, alerts, and personalization are reviewed and demonstrated. In addition, terminology used throughout the course is defined in this module. The following topics are also covered: Overview of MOSS 2007 Get Started Using MOSS 2007 Search for Content Use Alerts Welcome User Links Personalize MOSS 2007 Page Module 2: Work with Lists Lists serve as the structure for calendars, discussion boards, contacts, and tasks in MOSS 2007. This module explains the concept of lists, and then reviews popular out-of-the-box options. The operative differences of each option are highlighted through Instructor-led demonstrations. Students learn effective ways to use and contribute to lists. Demonstrations of filters and views highlight usability and efficiency. The following topics are also covered: How to Add and Modify Content Overview of Default Lists and List Templates Add, Modify, and Delete Content in MOSS 2007 Lists Sort and Filter Content Advanced List Features Use Default and Custom Views Connect a List to Microsoft Outlook Module 3: Work with Document Libraries Document sharing is a primary function of collaborative sites. In this module, libraries are defined and their use is highlighted through Instructor-led demonstrations. Analysis of metadata breaks down the fundamental purpose and function of this important component. Additionally, a how-to review of workflows provides insight into how to use of this popular efficiency tool. The following topics are also covered: Overview of Document Libraries Create and Upload Documents View and Edit Documents and Document Properties Document Management Features Use Workflows in a Document Library Module 4: Create and Manage Lists and Libraries Maintenance and creation of lists and libraries are one of the site owner’s primary responsibilities. Well constructed lists and libraries save users time and frustration, which translates to an effective gain for organizations. This module covers elements such as views and metadata that are fundamental to this construction. Versioning and other library settings that can serve to enhance a list or library are also taught in this module. The following lessons are covered: Create Lists and Libraries Manage List and Library settings Create and Manage Site Columns Create and Manage Views Module 5: Customize Sites Using Web Parts Web Parts are used to focus site content. In this module students learn how to apply and manage Web Parts in a manner that promotes site usability. This module also includes Instructor-led demonstrations on adding and removing Web Parts and modifying Web Part display settings. This module also provides an overview of Web Parts that allow content targeting. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Web Parts Add, Close, and Delete Web Parts Customize Web Part Properties Target Content with Web Parts Module 6: Create Sites and Web Pages Fundamentally, site collections are composed of sites, basic pages, and Web Part pages. In this module students create each of these components to develop an enhanced understanding of each item’s function and appropriate use. The following lessons are covered: Create New Sites Create Basic Pages and Web Part Pages Module 7: Securing a SharePoint Site This module details how to manage permissions in SharePoint sites, Lists, Libraries, items and documents. Creating SharePoint groups, managing access and configuring custom permission levels are among the topics covered. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to SharePoint Security Manage User Access to SharePoint Sites Manage SharePoint Groups and Users Best Practices for Assigning Permissions in SharePoint Module 8: Manage the Look and Feel of Sites In this lesson site owners learn how to customize navigational settings, site descriptors, and themes. This module also focuses on the creation and use of templates, which are a significant time saving utility. The following lessons also are covered: Customize Site Title, Description, and Icon Configure Navigation Settings Left Navigation Panel Options Apply Site Themes Create Site Templates Module 9: Manage Workflows Workflows are a powerful efficiency tool that can be used to organize and track process driven tasks. In this course, application and customization of these workflows is demonstrated using realworld examples. Students are given the opportunity to build workflows and track workflow tasks. The following lessons are covered: Overview of Workflows Workflow Administration Build Custom Workflows Module 10: Content Types Configuration of Content Types allows Site Collection Administrators and Site Owners to group attributes such as metadata, workflows and document templates into functional components. This functionality allows for an enhanced user experience and reduced administrative overhead: The following lessons are also covered: Overview of Content Types Work with Content Types Add columns to Content Types Associate documents with Content Types Module 11: Site Administration This module provides insights into the site tools available through Site Administration. Usage reports, user alerts, features, and regional setting options are among the topics covered. Coverage includes an emphasis on function and the appropriate use of these tools. The following lessons are covered: Introduction to Site Administration Settings Manage Regional Settings View Site Usage Data Manage User Alerts Manage RSS Usage Manage Sites and Workspaces Site Features Module 12: Use Collaborative Sites In this module students learn how to use and create workspaces. Explanation and differentiation of wikis and blogs help students understand the format and function of each type of workspace. Instructor-led demonstrations provide additional information on how to effectively use these communication tools. The following topics are also covered: Document Workspaces Meeting Workspaces Wiki Sites Blog Sites Module 13: Effective Use of My Sites In this module, students investigate the Web Parts, pages, lists and libraries available through a My Site. Focusing on personal and collaborative efficiencies through use of a My Site’s data sharing and roll up tools, students gain insight on ways to more proficiently access and share information. The following topics are covered: My Sites benefit and creation My Site navigation and modification Advertise information about yourself Collaborate with colleagues Keep track of content Store personal and public files Office 2007 integration with My Site Using Outlook Web Access web parts Best practices for using My Site Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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The course addresses aspects of design, such as applying alternate page layouts, creating and styling new pages and modifying site navigation, as well as external data integration and custom workflows. Students will understand the difference between using SharePoint Designer 2007 and in-browser tools-what is achievable with each tool, and how, and when, to use those tools to effect SharePoint site customization. The course also factors in Web site design concepts which focus on creating user-centric SharePoint sites. Student Pre-Requisites Prior to taking this course, students should have a general knowledge of Web site design and methodologies. They should also be familiar with SharePoint from an end user or administrative point of view. An understanding of ASP.NET 2.0 master pages and cascading style sheets is helpful, but not required. Delegates attending this course would need to know about lists, libraries, site columns, content types, Web Parts and how to administer a team site using the browser, if delegates do not have this understanding then it is strongly recommended that they attend our SharePoint 2007 End User course prior to attending. Intended Audience The primary audiences for this course are Web designers, administrators, and developers that use and work with Office SharePoint Server 2007, and want to learn how to customize SharePoint sites without writing code. Individuals in these job categories will benefit from this course as follows: Web designers will understand the extent of customizations available using in-browser tools and the advantages of using SharePoint Designer 2007 to further enhance SharePoint site customization, such as changing master pages and styles, and creating multiple step workflows. Administrators will learn how SharePoint Designer 2007 can help with administrative tasks, such as backing up and restoring sites to alternate locations, and setting design level permissions for end users who will work with SharePoint Designer 2007. Administrators will also understand the in-browser customization capabilities made available to end users, depending on the permission setting of those users. Developerswill understand the alternatives to working with Visual Studio 2005. They will also learn which customizations are achievable using in-browser tools and SharePoint Designer 2007. In addition, developers will learn how to create custom solutions using SharePoint Designer 2007. For example, the course explores: Data integration using Web services Using conditional formatting and XSLT to format data Adding ASP.NET and SharePoint controls Developing multiple-step workflows Note: Throughout this course we refer to code-free customizations. By code-free, we mean no complex programming languages, such as .NET languages, or code compilation. But, to help demonstrate the extensibility of functions within SharePoint Designer 2007, we dont exclude use of Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) scripting/class, Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSLT), Extensible Markup Language (XML), XML Path Language (XPath) or existing page code. For example, in discussing master pages, well show you in the SharePoint Designer 2007 code view how master pages are associated with existing SharePoint site pages. Module 0: Course Overview and Web Design Concepts This module provides an overview of the course modules. It also includes Web site design and Web site design best practices to use when planning SharePoint site design and customization. Module 1: In-Browser Customizations Before learning how to extend code-free customizations using SharePoint Designer 2007, this module covers the types of customizations you can do using the in-browser tools. Module 1 covers the following topics: SharePoint publishing features Document libraries and Web Parts Create new pages and add content Apply different master pages and CSS to sites SharePoint themes Change the navigation Office authoring customizations Create workflows via the browser Module 2: Introduction to SharePoint Designer 2007 This module introduces SharePoint Designer 2007 and covers ways it can be used to enhance your SharePoint sites. Module 2 covers the following topics: Overview of SharePoint Designer How SharePoint Designer can enhance your SharePoint sites Create workflows using SharePoint Designer 2007 Module 3: SharePoint Designer 2007 Environment This module discusses the components that makeup the SharePoint Designer environment and what they mean in terms of customizing your SharePoint sites. To realize the available features, you will open an existing SharePoint site in SharePoint Designer. Module 3 covers the following topics: Connect to an existing SharePoint site Navigate within SharePoint Designer Working with views SharePoint site folders Create new pages and content Editing features Differentiation between editing publishing and non-publishing sites Module 4: Administrate SharePoint Sites with SharePoint Designer 2007 In this module you learn how to leverage administrative features in SharePoint Designer to remotely administrate your SharePoint sites. Coverage includes establishing security settings that determine the degree by which users will be able to customize SharePoint sites. Module 4 covers the following topics: Configure contributor settings Check site’s status with reports including usage analysis Migrate SharePoint sites including back up and restore Module 5: Create SharePoint Sites with SharePoint Designer 2007 In this module you create a new SharePoint site from within SharePoint Designer 2007 and then publish the site to an existing site collection. This module also explains how to leverage existing templates for the new site and then configure the new site using the SharePoint Designer 2007 tools including adding Web parts and SharePoint content. Module 5 covers the following topics: Create a new site and publish the site to the existing site collection Add new SharePoint content to the site including Web Parts, forms, and tables Custom behaviors Web components Index the new site in SharePoint and add it to the SharePoint site directory Module 6: Create and Configure Data Sources This module explains how to use data sources to SharePoint libraries and lists throughout your site collection, databases, XML files, server-side scripts, Web services, and Business Data Catalogs. You will learn how to import data into your SharePoint site from each of these connections using the Data Source properties in SharePoint Designer 2007. This module also shows how to connect with and configure data sources. Module 6 covers the following topics: Overview of each data source Connect with external databases Connect to another SharePoint library within your site collection Link data sources Module 7: Data Views and Conditional Formatting This module explains how to use data views and data forms to present and configure data sources. You will work with data sources to add data to SharePoint pages and manipulate the data display using custom queries and conditional formatting. This module also explains how to write data back to the data source using Data Form Web Parts. Module 7 covers the following topics: Create a data view Import fields Conditional formatting Edit XPath expressions Apply filtering and style Edit, delete, and insert commands Module 8: ASP.NET Controls In this module you learn how to configure ASP.NET controls within SharePoint sites. You also bind and populate those controls using data connections. Module 8 covers the following topics: Understand the overall role of controls in SharePoint Server 2007 Review types of controls available Populate and format data using ASP.NET controls SharePoint controls Module 9: Create and Modify Master Pages This module covers master pages that are based on the ASP.NET 2.0 framework. These master pages are an integral part of the SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services v3 platforms. Master pages determine the appearance of pages and content throughout SharePoint sites. Module 9 covers the following topics: Working with the out-of-the-box master pages Create new master pages using SharePoint Designer 2007 Add and configure menu controls on master pages Manage master pages Apply CSS to master pages Module 10: Content Pages In this module you learn about the relevance of content pages, which are known as page layouts in SharePoint Server 2007. This module covers how page layouts and master pages work hand-in-hand to determine the final composition of SharePoint pages. Module 10 covers the following topics: Understand the role of page layouts in SharePoint Server 2007 Work with out-of-the-box page layouts Learn all about the inner workings of page layouts Build new page layouts using SharePoint Designer 2007 Module 11: Cascading Style Sheets This module explains how you can apply a custom style sheet to either a single site or an entire SharePoint site collection. You also learn about the SharePoint cascading style sheet (CSS) files including how to modify the out-of-the-box CSS, create new CSS files, and the best practices for managing SharePoint CSS files. Module 11 covers the following topics: Review the out-of-the-box CSS files and classes Modify out-of-the-box CSS files Create new CSS files and manage the CSS lifecycle Module 12: Save Sites as Templates This module shows you how to save a customized site as a template, both using the in-browser and SharePoint Designer 2007 tools, and then explains how to use the template to create new sites in SharePoint. Module 12 covers the following topics: Differences between templates and site definitions in SharePoint Export or save customized site as a SharePoint site template Create a new site in SharePoint based on a custom template Module 13: In-Browser Workflows In this module you learn how to effectively work with the default workflows using the browser. It also explains how to create workflows for document libraries and lists throughout your SharePoint sites. Module e13 covers the following topics: How workflows can benefit your existing business processes Review the SharePoint default workflows Create an Approval workflow Create and deploy content type workflows Administrate workflows Module 14: Create Workflows with SharePoint Designer 2007 This module explains how to take workflows within SharePoint sites to the next level using SharePoint Designer 2007. In this module you work with a number of scenario-based workflow solutions including multi-step workflows and multi-conditional workflows. Module 14 covers the following topics: Relationship between SharePoint Designer 2007 workflows and Windows Workflow Foundation Use the SharePoint Designer 2007 Workflow Designer Wizard to create custom workflows Location and composition of workflow files Deploy workflows created in SharePoint Designer 2007 to SharePoint document libraries and listsSave and execute your workflow Run the workflow and review workflow status in your SharePoint site Review workflow logs on the SharePoint server. Work through a series of workflow scenario-based labs that include detailed instructions. Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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The course addresses aspects of design, such as applying alternate page layouts, creating and styling new pages and modifying site navigation, as well as external data integration and custom workflows. Students will understand the difference between using SharePoint Designer 2007 and in-browser tools-what is achievable with each tool, and how, and when, to use those tools to effect SharePoint site customization. The course also factors in Web site design concepts which focus on creating user-centric SharePoint sites. Student Pre-Requisites Prior to taking this course, students should have a general knowledge of Web site design and methodologies. They should also be familiar with SharePoint from an end user or administrative point of view. An understanding of ASP.NET 2.0 master pages and cascading style sheets is helpful, but not required. Delegates attending this course would need to know about lists, libraries, site columns, content types, Web Parts and how to administer a team site using the browser, if delegates do not have this understanding then it is strongly recommended that they attend our SharePoint 2007 End User course prior to attending. Intended Audience The primary audiences for this course are Web designers, administrators, and developers that use and work with Office SharePoint Server 2007, and want to learn how to customize SharePoint sites without writing code. Individuals in these job categories will benefit from this course as follows: Web designers will understand the extent of customizations available using in-browser tools and the advantages of using SharePoint Designer 2007 to further enhance SharePoint site customization, such as changing master pages and styles, and creating multiple step workflows. Administrators will learn how SharePoint Designer 2007 can help with administrative tasks, such as backing up and restoring sites to alternate locations, and setting design level permissions for end users who will work with SharePoint Designer 2007. Administrators will also understand the in-browser customization capabilities made available to end users, depending on the permission setting of those users. Developerswill understand the alternatives to working with Visual Studio 2005. They will also learn which customizations are achievable using in-browser tools and SharePoint Designer 2007. In addition, developers will learn how to create custom solutions using SharePoint Designer 2007. For example, the course explores: Data integration using Web services Using conditional formatting and XSLT to format data Adding ASP.NET and SharePoint controls Developing multiple-step workflows Note: Throughout this course we refer to code-free customizations. By code-free, we mean no complex programming languages, such as .NET languages, or code compilation. But, to help demonstrate the extensibility of functions within SharePoint Designer 2007, we dont exclude use of Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) scripting/class, Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSLT), Extensible Markup Language (XML), XML Path Language (XPath) or existing page code. For example, in discussing master pages, well show you in the SharePoint Designer 2007 code view how master pages are associated with existing SharePoint site pages. Module 0: Course Overview and Web Design Concepts This module provides an overview of the course modules. It also includes Web site design and Web site design best practices to use when planning SharePoint site design and customization. Module 1: In-Browser Customizations Before learning how to extend code-free customizations using SharePoint Designer 2007, this module covers the types of customizations you can do using the in-browser tools. Module 1 covers the following topics: SharePoint publishing features Document libraries and Web Parts Create new pages and add content Apply different master pages and CSS to sites SharePoint themes Change the navigation Office authoring customizations Create workflows via the browser Module 2: Introduction to SharePoint Designer 2007 This module introduces SharePoint Designer 2007 and covers ways it can be used to enhance your SharePoint sites. Module 2 covers the following topics: Overview of SharePoint Designer How SharePoint Designer can enhance your SharePoint sites Create workflows using SharePoint Designer 2007 Module 3: SharePoint Designer 2007 Environment This module discusses the components that makeup the SharePoint Designer environment and what they mean in terms of customizing your SharePoint sites. To realize the available features, you will open an existing SharePoint site in SharePoint Designer. Module 3 covers the following topics: Connect to an existing SharePoint site Navigate within SharePoint Designer Working with views SharePoint site folders Create new pages and content Editing features Differentiation between editing publishing and non-publishing sites Module 4: Administrate SharePoint Sites with SharePoint Designer 2007 In this module you learn how to leverage administrative features in SharePoint Designer to remotely administrate your SharePoint sites. Coverage includes establishing security settings that determine the degree by which users will be able to customize SharePoint sites. Module 4 covers the following topics: Configure contributor settings Check site’s status with reports including usage analysis Migrate SharePoint sites including back up and restore Module 5: Create SharePoint Sites with SharePoint Designer 2007 In this module you create a new SharePoint site from within SharePoint Designer 2007 and then publish the site to an existing site collection. This module also explains how to leverage existing templates for the new site and then configure the new site using the SharePoint Designer 2007 tools including adding Web parts and SharePoint content. Module 5 covers the following topics: Create a new site and publish the site to the existing site collection Add new SharePoint content to the site including Web Parts, forms, and tables Custom behaviors Web components Index the new site in SharePoint and add it to the SharePoint site directory Module 6: Create and Configure Data Sources This module explains how to use data sources to SharePoint libraries and lists throughout your site collection, databases, XML files, server-side scripts, Web services, and Business Data Catalogs. You will learn how to import data into your SharePoint site from each of these connections using the Data Source properties in SharePoint Designer 2007. This module also shows how to connect with and configure data sources. Module 6 covers the following topics: Overview of each data source Connect with external databases Connect to another SharePoint library within your site collection Link data sources Module 7: Data Views and Conditional Formatting This module explains how to use data views and data forms to present and configure data sources. You will work with data sources to add data to SharePoint pages and manipulate the data display using custom queries and conditional formatting. This module also explains how to write data back to the data source using Data Form Web Parts. Module 7 covers the following topics: Create a data view Import fields Conditional formatting Edit XPath expressions Apply filtering and style Edit, delete, and insert commands Module 8: ASP.NET Controls In this module you learn how to configure ASP.NET controls within SharePoint sites. You also bind and populate those controls using data connections. Module 8 covers the following topics: Understand the overall role of controls in SharePoint Server 2007 Review types of controls available Populate and format data using ASP.NET controls SharePoint controls Module 9: Create and Modify Master Pages This module covers master pages that are based on the ASP.NET 2.0 framework. These master pages are an integral part of the SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services v3 platforms. Master pages determine the appearance of pages and content throughout SharePoint sites. Module 9 covers the following topics: Working with the out-of-the-box master pages Create new master pages using SharePoint Designer 2007 Add and configure menu controls on master pages Manage master pages Apply CSS to master pages Module 10: Content Pages In this module you learn about the relevance of content pages, which are known as page layouts in SharePoint Server 2007. This module covers how page layouts and master pages work hand-in-hand to determine the final composition of SharePoint pages. Module 10 covers the following topics: Understand the role of page layouts in SharePoint Server 2007 Work with out-of-the-box page layouts Learn all about the inner workings of page layouts Build new page layouts using SharePoint Designer 2007 Module 11: Cascading Style Sheets This module explains how you can apply a custom style sheet to either a single site or an entire SharePoint site collection. You also learn about the SharePoint cascading style sheet (CSS) files including how to modify the out-of-the-box CSS, create new CSS files, and the best practices for managing SharePoint CSS files. Module 11 covers the following topics: Review the out-of-the-box CSS files and classes Modify out-of-the-box CSS files Create new CSS files and manage the CSS lifecycle Module 12: Save Sites as Templates This module shows you how to save a customized site as a template, both using the in-browser and SharePoint Designer 2007 tools, and then explains how to use the template to create new sites in SharePoint. Module 12 covers the following topics: Differences between templates and site definitions in SharePoint Export or save customized site as a SharePoint site template Create a new site in SharePoint based on a custom template Module 13: In-Browser Workflows In this module you learn how to effectively work with the default workflows using the browser. It also explains how to create workflows for document libraries and lists throughout your SharePoint sites. Module e13 covers the following topics: How workflows can benefit your existing business processes Review the SharePoint default workflows Create an Approval workflow Create and deploy content type workflows Administrate workflows Module 14: Create Workflows with SharePoint Designer 2007 This module explains how to take workflows within SharePoint sites to the next level using SharePoint Designer 2007. In this module you work with a number of scenario-based workflow solutions including multi-step workflows and multi-conditional workflows. Module 14 covers the following topics: Relationship between SharePoint Designer 2007 workflows and Windows Workflow Foundation Use the SharePoint Designer 2007 Workflow Designer Wizard to create custom workflows Location and composition of workflow files Deploy workflows created in SharePoint Designer 2007 to SharePoint document libraries and listsSave and execute your workflow Run the workflow and review workflow status in your SharePoint site Review workflow logs on the SharePoint server. Work through a series of workflow scenario-based labs that include detailed instructions. Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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You will learn: An Introduction to new WSS v3 features, such as Galleries, Master Pages, Site Columns, Content Types, and Workflow An overview of new features available only through MOSS 2007 Module 3: WSS v3 Authentication In this module, you will learn how Windows SharePoint Services v3 leverages existing Authentication mechanisms in Internet Information Server v6. You will learn: How to choose an Authentication strategy How to implement multiple Authentication zones using ASP.NET 2.0 pluggable authentication Module 4: WSS v3 Authorization In this module, we’ll look at how WSS authorizes users who have been authenticated. We’ll look at the new user roles and rights and discuss how to program against these rights and roles. You will learn: How to configure what users have permission to do. How Users/Groups, SharePoint objects and Permission Levels are used to implement security How security permissions are inherited through object hierarchies To configure global changes to security policies Module 5: WSS v3 Features In this module, we’ll learn how features are used in WSS v3. Since features can be created and made available to end-users as a method of extending the functionality of a WSS site, knowing how to write new features and deploy them is important. You will learn: What is a feature? How Features are used in WSS v3 site definitions To write a Feature Header XML file To write a Feature Element XML file To Install, Activate, Deactivate, and Uninstall Features To Deploy a Feature using a SharePoint Solution Module 6: WSS v3 Site Definitions In this module, you will learn how to create a custom site definition to control all aspects of site creation and provisioning. You will learn: To write a custom Site Definition using Collaborative Application Markup Language (CAML) To specify a custom cascading style sheet, JavaScript, and Master Page for the new site To create an instance of a list when creating a site To populate a default home page for the site with Web Parts Module 7: WSS v3 Object Model Fundamentals In this module, we will focus on programming skills using the WSS v3 Object Model. We’ll look at the core namespaces that will be most often used along with how to programmatically access data. You will learn: An introduction to the WSS v3 object model Namespaces Discuss common object model tasks Demonstrate how to create, review, update, and delete sites Discuss how to create, review, update, and delete lists Discuss how to create, review, update, and delete list items Module 8: WSS v3 Web Services In this module, we will focus on programming skills using Web Services in SharePoint. We’ll look at how to access SharePoint Web Services and why we would use a Web Service to programmatically access data. You will learn: The advantages and limitations of Web Service orientation in SharePoint. An introduction to the Web Services provided in WSS v3. Demonstrate the use of WSS v3 Web Services in development projects. Module 9: Custom Web Part Fundamentals In this module, we will introduce Web Parts and discuss the differences between the Web Part framework in ASP2 and WSS v3. Details about the ASP2 page and Web Part life cycle; a critical piece of knowledge Web Part developers should posses, will also be covered. You will learn: What Web Parts are and their common use The differences between ASP2 and WSS v3 Web Parts The objects instantiated on a SharePoint Web Part page About the ASP2 Page life cycle and where Web Part events fit into that life cycle About Web Part personalization Module 10: Custom Web Part Techniques In this module, we will demonstrate how to build custom Web Parts. You will learn: The minimal steps required to build and deploy a Web Part. To control the User Interface of a Web Part To implement State Management within a Web Part using custom properties To Debug a Web Part To Apply Code Access Security to a Web Part To Deploy a completed Web Part using a SharePoint Solution Module 11: Advanced Web Part Techniques In this module, we will demonstrate more advanced Tips and Tricks that can be used to build complex Web Parts. We will focus on implementing additions to the Web Part menu structure, implementing client-side scripting, developing two web parts that can communicate with each other. You will learn: How to programmatically modify a Web Part menu using the ASP.NET 2.0/WSS v3 verbs implementation To use the Web Part Page Services Component (WPSC) in client-side scripting Web Part development To program a custom Interface that will allow Web Parts to be connected together Module 12: WSS v3 Events In this module, we will examine the support for Event driven programming in WSS v3. We will discuss how event support has changed since WSS v2. We will also discuss when to use an Event Handler and when to use a Workflow. You will learn: When to use Event Handlers vs. when to use Workflows The types of SharePoint objects that support event handlers When to use before events vs. After events To create a basic event handler To install and activate an event handler using either a Feature or the SharePoint object model. Module 13: WSS v3 Workflow In this module, we will examine the use of the Windows Workflow Foundation (WWF) in WSS v3. While not part of the WSS v3 platform, WSS does leverage this foundation to build workflows. You will learn: How Workflow has been implemented in WSS v3 To Create workflows using SharePoint Designer How to use the Enterprise Content Management starter kit to explore workflow support in VS.NET About support for Debugging Workflows in VS.NET Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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Knowledge of how to create custom web parts in Windows SharePoint Services v2 is helpful, but not required. It is also helpful, but not required, if students have a basic understanding of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 (WSS) and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS). Audience The primary audience for this course is SharePoint developers who are responsible for customizing a SharePoint installation. Module 1: WSS v3 Primer In this module, you will learn how Windows SharePoint Services v3 is built. You will learn: An overview of the WSS architecture An overview of the key elements in WSS, such as Site Collections, Webs, Lists and Web Parts Module 2: WSS v3 Enhancements In this module, you will learn about new features introduced in Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) v3 and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007. You will learn: An Introduction to new WSS v3 features, such as Galleries, Master Pages, Site Columns, Content Types, and Workflow An overview of new features available only through MOSS 2007 Module 3: WSS v3 Authentication In this module, you will learn how Windows SharePoint Services v3 leverages existing Authentication mechanisms in Internet Information Server v6. You will learn: How to choose an Authentication strategy How to implement multiple Authentication zones using ASP.NET 2.0 pluggable authentication Module 4: WSS v3 Authorization In this module, we’ll look at how WSS authorizes users who have been authenticated. We’ll look at the new user roles and rights and discuss how to program against these rights and roles. You will learn: How to configure what users have permission to do. How Users/Groups, SharePoint objects and Permission Levels are used to implement security How security permissions are inherited through object hierarchies To configure global changes to security policies Module 5: WSS v3 Features In this module, we’ll learn how features are used in WSS v3. Since features can be created and made available to end-users as a method of extending the functionality of a WSS site, knowing how to write new features and deploy them is important. You will learn: What is a feature? How Features are used in WSS v3 site definitions To write a Feature Header XML file To write a Feature Element XML file To Install, Activate, Deactivate, and Uninstall Features To Deploy a Feature using a SharePoint Solution Module 6: WSS v3 Site Definitions In this module, you will learn how to create a custom site definition to control all aspects of site creation and provisioning. You will learn: To write a custom Site Definition using Collaborative Application Markup Language (CAML) To specify a custom cascading style sheet, JavaScript, and Master Page for the new site To create an instance of a list when creating a site To populate a default home page for the site with Web Parts Module 7: WSS v3 Object Model Fundamentals In this module, we will focus on programming skills using the WSS v3 Object Model. We’ll look at the core namespaces that will be most often used along with how to programmatically access data. You will learn: An introduction to the WSS v3 object model Namespaces Discuss common object model tasks Demonstrate how to create, review, update, and delete sites Discuss how to create, review, update, and delete lists Discuss how to create, review, update, and delete list items Module 8: WSS v3 Web Services In this module, we will focus on programming skills using Web Services in SharePoint. We’ll look at how to access SharePoint Web Services and why we would use a Web Service to programmatically access data. You will learn: The advantages and limitations of Web Service orientation in SharePoint. An introduction to the Web Services provided in WSS v3. Demonstrate the use of WSS v3 Web Services in development projects. Module 9: Custom Web Part Fundamentals In this module, we will introduce Web Parts and discuss the differences between the Web Part framework in ASP2 and WSS v3. Details about the ASP2 page and Web Part life cycle; a critical piece of knowledge Web Part developers should posses, will also be covered. You will learn: What Web Parts are and their common use The differences between ASP2 and WSS v3 Web Parts The objects instantiated on a SharePoint Web Part page About the ASP2 Page life cycle and where Web Part events fit into that life cycle About Web Part personalization Module 10: Custom Web Part Techniques In this module, we will demonstrate how to build custom Web Parts. You will learn: The minimal steps required to build and deploy a Web Part. To control the User Interface of a Web Part To implement State Management within a Web Part using custom properties To Debug a Web Part To Apply Code Access Security to a Web Part To Deploy a completed Web Part using a SharePoint Solution Module 11: Advanced Web Part Techniques In this module, we will demonstrate more advanced Tips and Tricks that can be used to build complex Web Parts. 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You will learn: When to use Event Handlers vs. when to use Workflows The types of SharePoint objects that support event handlers When to use before events vs. After events To create a basic event handler To install and activate an event handler using either a Feature or the SharePoint object model. Module 13: WSS v3 Workflow In this module, we will examine the use of the Windows Workflow Foundation (WWF) in WSS v3. While not part of the WSS v3 platform, WSS does leverage this foundation to build workflows. You will learn: How Workflow has been implemented in WSS v3 To Create workflows using SharePoint Designer How to use the Enterprise Content Management starter kit to explore workflow support in VS.NET About support for Debugging Workflows in VS.NET Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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The course addresses aspects of design, such as applying alternate page layouts, creating and styling new pages and modifying site navigation, as well as external data integration and custom workflows. Students will understand the difference between using SharePoint Designer 2007 and in-browser tools-what is achievable with each tool, and how, and when, to use those tools to effect SharePoint site customization. The course also factors in Web site design concepts which focus on creating user-centric SharePoint sites. Student Pre-Requisites Prior to taking this course, students should have a general knowledge of Web site design and methodologies. They should also be familiar with SharePoint from an end user or administrative point of view. An understanding of ASP.NET 2.0 master pages and cascading style sheets is helpful, but not required. Delegates attending this course would need to know about lists, libraries, site columns, content types, Web Parts and how to administer a team site using the browser, if delegates do not have this understanding then it is strongly recommended that they attend our SharePoint 2007 End User course prior to attending. Intended Audience The primary audiences for this course are Web designers, administrators, and developers that use and work with Office SharePoint Server 2007, and want to learn how to customize SharePoint sites without writing code. Individuals in these job categories will benefit from this course as follows: Web designers will understand the extent of customizations available using in-browser tools and the advantages of using SharePoint Designer 2007 to further enhance SharePoint site customization, such as changing master pages and styles, and creating multiple step workflows. Administrators will learn how SharePoint Designer 2007 can help with administrative tasks, such as backing up and restoring sites to alternate locations, and setting design level permissions for end users who will work with SharePoint Designer 2007. Administrators will also understand the in-browser customization capabilities made available to end users, depending on the permission setting of those users. Developerswill understand the alternatives to working with Visual Studio 2005. They will also learn which customizations are achievable using in-browser tools and SharePoint Designer 2007. In addition, developers will learn how to create custom solutions using SharePoint Designer 2007. For example, the course explores: Data integration using Web services Using conditional formatting and XSLT to format data Adding ASP.NET and SharePoint controls Developing multiple-step workflows Note: Throughout this course we refer to code-free customizations. By code-free, we mean no complex programming languages, such as .NET languages, or code compilation. But, to help demonstrate the extensibility of functions within SharePoint Designer 2007, we dont exclude use of Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) scripting/class, Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSLT), Extensible Markup Language (XML), XML Path Language (XPath) or existing page code. For example, in discussing master pages, well show you in the SharePoint Designer 2007 code view how master pages are associated with existing SharePoint site pages. Module 0: Course Overview and Web Design Concepts This module provides an overview of the course modules. It also includes Web site design and Web site design best practices to use when planning SharePoint site design and customization. Module 1: In-Browser Customizations Before learning how to extend code-free customizations using SharePoint Designer 2007, this module covers the types of customizations you can do using the in-browser tools. Module 1 covers the following topics: SharePoint publishing features Document libraries and Web Parts Create new pages and add content Apply different master pages and CSS to sites SharePoint themes Change the navigation Office authoring customizations Create workflows via the browser Module 2: Introduction to SharePoint Designer 2007 This module introduces SharePoint Designer 2007 and covers ways it can be used to enhance your SharePoint sites. Module 2 covers the following topics: Overview of SharePoint Designer How SharePoint Designer can enhance your SharePoint sites Create workflows using SharePoint Designer 2007 Module 3: SharePoint Designer 2007 Environment This module discusses the components that makeup the SharePoint Designer environment and what they mean in terms of customizing your SharePoint sites. To realize the available features, you will open an existing SharePoint site in SharePoint Designer. Module 3 covers the following topics: Connect to an existing SharePoint site Navigate within SharePoint Designer Working with views SharePoint site folders Create new pages and content Editing features Differentiation between editing publishing and non-publishing sites Module 4: Administrate SharePoint Sites with SharePoint Designer 2007 In this module you learn how to leverage administrative features in SharePoint Designer to remotely administrate your SharePoint sites. Coverage includes establishing security settings that determine the degree by which users will be able to customize SharePoint sites. Module 4 covers the following topics: Configure contributor settings Check site’s status with reports including usage analysis Migrate SharePoint sites including back up and restore Module 5: Create SharePoint Sites with SharePoint Designer 2007 In this module you create a new SharePoint site from within SharePoint Designer 2007 and then publish the site to an existing site collection. This module also explains how to leverage existing templates for the new site and then configure the new site using the SharePoint Designer 2007 tools including adding Web parts and SharePoint content. Module 5 covers the following topics: Create a new site and publish the site to the existing site collection Add new SharePoint content to the site including Web Parts, forms, and tables Custom behaviors Web components Index the new site in SharePoint and add it to the SharePoint site directory Module 6: Create and Configure Data Sources This module explains how to use data sources to SharePoint libraries and lists throughout your site collection, databases, XML files, server-side scripts, Web services, and Business Data Catalogs. You will learn how to import data into your SharePoint site from each of these connections using the Data Source properties in SharePoint Designer 2007. This module also shows how to connect with and configure data sources. Module 6 covers the following topics: Overview of each data source Connect with external databases Connect to another SharePoint library within your site collection Link data sources Module 7: Data Views and Conditional Formatting This module explains how to use data views and data forms to present and configure data sources. You will work with data sources to add data to SharePoint pages and manipulate the data display using custom queries and conditional formatting. This module also explains how to write data back to the data source using Data Form Web Parts. Module 7 covers the following topics: Create a data view Import fields Conditional formatting Edit XPath expressions Apply filtering and style Edit, delete, and insert commands Module 8: ASP.NET Controls In this module you learn how to configure ASP.NET controls within SharePoint sites. You also bind and populate those controls using data connections. Module 8 covers the following topics: Understand the overall role of controls in SharePoint Server 2007 Review types of controls available Populate and format data using ASP.NET controls SharePoint controls Module 9: Create and Modify Master Pages This module covers master pages that are based on the ASP.NET 2.0 framework. These master pages are an integral part of the SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services v3 platforms. Master pages determine the appearance of pages and content throughout SharePoint sites. Module 9 covers the following topics: Working with the out-of-the-box master pages Create new master pages using SharePoint Designer 2007 Add and configure menu controls on master pages Manage master pages Apply CSS to master pages Module 10: Content Pages In this module you learn about the relevance of content pages, which are known as page layouts in SharePoint Server 2007. This module covers how page layouts and master pages work hand-in-hand to determine the final composition of SharePoint pages. Module 10 covers the following topics: Understand the role of page layouts in SharePoint Server 2007 Work with out-of-the-box page layouts Learn all about the inner workings of page layouts Build new page layouts using SharePoint Designer 2007 Module 11: Cascading Style Sheets This module explains how you can apply a custom style sheet to either a single site or an entire SharePoint site collection. You also learn about the SharePoint cascading style sheet (CSS) files including how to modify the out-of-the-box CSS, create new CSS files, and the best practices for managing SharePoint CSS files. Module 11 covers the following topics: Review the out-of-the-box CSS files and classes Modify out-of-the-box CSS files Create new CSS files and manage the CSS lifecycle Module 12: Save Sites as Templates This module shows you how to save a customized site as a template, both using the in-browser and SharePoint Designer 2007 tools, and then explains how to use the template to create new sites in SharePoint. Module 12 covers the following topics: Differences between templates and site definitions in SharePoint Export or save customized site as a SharePoint site template Create a new site in SharePoint based on a custom template Module 13: In-Browser Workflows In this module you learn how to effectively work with the default workflows using the browser. It also explains how to create workflows for document libraries and lists throughout your SharePoint sites. Module e13 covers the following topics: How workflows can benefit your existing business processes Review the SharePoint default workflows Create an Approval workflow Create and deploy content type workflows Administrate workflows Module 14: Create Workflows with SharePoint Designer 2007 This module explains how to take workflows within SharePoint sites to the next level using SharePoint Designer 2007. In this module you work with a number of scenario-based workflow solutions including multi-step workflows and multi-conditional workflows. Module 14 covers the following topics: Relationship between SharePoint Designer 2007 workflows and Windows Workflow Foundation Use the SharePoint Designer 2007 Workflow Designer Wizard to create custom workflows Location and composition of workflow files Deploy workflows created in SharePoint Designer 2007 to SharePoint document libraries and listsSave and execute your workflow Run the workflow and review workflow status in your SharePoint site Review workflow logs on the SharePoint server. Work through a series of workflow scenario-based labs that include detailed instructions. Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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You will learn: An Introduction to new WSS v3 features, such as Galleries, Master Pages, Site Columns, Content Types, and Workflow An overview of new features available only through MOSS 2007 Module 3: WSS v3 Authentication In this module, you will learn how Windows SharePoint Services v3 leverages existing Authentication mechanisms in Internet Information Server v6. You will learn: How to choose an Authentication strategy How to implement multiple Authentication zones using ASP.NET 2.0 pluggable authentication Module 4: WSS v3 Authorization In this module, we’ll look at how WSS authorizes users who have been authenticated. We’ll look at the new user roles and rights and discuss how to program against these rights and roles. You will learn: How to configure what users have permission to do. How Users/Groups, SharePoint objects and Permission Levels are used to implement security How security permissions are inherited through object hierarchies To configure global changes to security policies Module 5: WSS v3 Features In this module, we’ll learn how features are used in WSS v3. Since features can be created and made available to end-users as a method of extending the functionality of a WSS site, knowing how to write new features and deploy them is important. You will learn: What is a feature? How Features are used in WSS v3 site definitions To write a Feature Header XML file To write a Feature Element XML file To Install, Activate, Deactivate, and Uninstall Features To Deploy a Feature using a SharePoint Solution Module 6: WSS v3 Site Definitions In this module, you will learn how to create a custom site definition to control all aspects of site creation and provisioning. You will learn: To write a custom Site Definition using Collaborative Application Markup Language (CAML) To specify a custom cascading style sheet, JavaScript, and Master Page for the new site To create an instance of a list when creating a site To populate a default home page for the site with Web Parts Module 7: WSS v3 Object Model Fundamentals In this module, we will focus on programming skills using the WSS v3 Object Model. We’ll look at the core namespaces that will be most often used along with how to programmatically access data. You will learn: An introduction to the WSS v3 object model Namespaces Discuss common object model tasks Demonstrate how to create, review, update, and delete sites Discuss how to create, review, update, and delete lists Discuss how to create, review, update, and delete list items Module 8: WSS v3 Web Services In this module, we will focus on programming skills using Web Services in SharePoint. We’ll look at how to access SharePoint Web Services and why we would use a Web Service to programmatically access data. You will learn: The advantages and limitations of Web Service orientation in SharePoint. An introduction to the Web Services provided in WSS v3. Demonstrate the use of WSS v3 Web Services in development projects. Module 9: Custom Web Part Fundamentals In this module, we will introduce Web Parts and discuss the differences between the Web Part framework in ASP2 and WSS v3. Details about the ASP2 page and Web Part life cycle; a critical piece of knowledge Web Part developers should posses, will also be covered. You will learn: What Web Parts are and their common use The differences between ASP2 and WSS v3 Web Parts The objects instantiated on a SharePoint Web Part page About the ASP2 Page life cycle and where Web Part events fit into that life cycle About Web Part personalization Module 10: Custom Web Part Techniques In this module, we will demonstrate how to build custom Web Parts. You will learn: The minimal steps required to build and deploy a Web Part. To control the User Interface of a Web Part To implement State Management within a Web Part using custom properties To Debug a Web Part To Apply Code Access Security to a Web Part To Deploy a completed Web Part using a SharePoint Solution Module 11: Advanced Web Part Techniques In this module, we will demonstrate more advanced Tips and Tricks that can be used to build complex Web Parts. 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You will learn: When to use Event Handlers vs. when to use Workflows The types of SharePoint objects that support event handlers When to use before events vs. After events To create a basic event handler To install and activate an event handler using either a Feature or the SharePoint object model. Module 13: WSS v3 Workflow In this module, we will examine the use of the Windows Workflow Foundation (WWF) in WSS v3. While not part of the WSS v3 platform, WSS does leverage this foundation to build workflows. You will learn: How Workflow has been implemented in WSS v3 To Create workflows using SharePoint Designer How to use the Enterprise Content Management starter kit to explore workflow support in VS.NET About support for Debugging Workflows in VS.NET Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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The course addresses aspects of design, such as applying alternate page layouts, creating and styling new pages and modifying site navigation, as well as external data integration and custom workflows. Students will understand the difference between using SharePoint Designer 2007 and in-browser tools-what is achievable with each tool, and how, and when, to use those tools to effect SharePoint site customization. The course also factors in Web site design concepts which focus on creating user-centric SharePoint sites. Student Pre-Requisites Prior to taking this course, students should have a general knowledge of Web site design and methodologies. They should also be familiar with SharePoint from an end user or administrative point of view. An understanding of ASP.NET 2.0 master pages and cascading style sheets is helpful, but not required. Delegates attending this course would need to know about lists, libraries, site columns, content types, Web Parts and how to administer a team site using the browser, if delegates do not have this understanding then it is strongly recommended that they attend our SharePoint 2007 End User course prior to attending. Intended Audience The primary audiences for this course are Web designers, administrators, and developers that use and work with Office SharePoint Server 2007, and want to learn how to customize SharePoint sites without writing code. Individuals in these job categories will benefit from this course as follows: Web designers will understand the extent of customizations available using in-browser tools and the advantages of using SharePoint Designer 2007 to further enhance SharePoint site customization, such as changing master pages and styles, and creating multiple step workflows. Administrators will learn how SharePoint Designer 2007 can help with administrative tasks, such as backing up and restoring sites to alternate locations, and setting design level permissions for end users who will work with SharePoint Designer 2007. Administrators will also understand the in-browser customization capabilities made available to end users, depending on the permission setting of those users. Developerswill understand the alternatives to working with Visual Studio 2005. They will also learn which customizations are achievable using in-browser tools and SharePoint Designer 2007. In addition, developers will learn how to create custom solutions using SharePoint Designer 2007. For example, the course explores: Data integration using Web services Using conditional formatting and XSLT to format data Adding ASP.NET and SharePoint controls Developing multiple-step workflows Note: Throughout this course we refer to code-free customizations. By code-free, we mean no complex programming languages, such as .NET languages, or code compilation. But, to help demonstrate the extensibility of functions within SharePoint Designer 2007, we dont exclude use of Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) scripting/class, Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSLT), Extensible Markup Language (XML), XML Path Language (XPath) or existing page code. For example, in discussing master pages, well show you in the SharePoint Designer 2007 code view how master pages are associated with existing SharePoint site pages. Module 0: Course Overview and Web Design Concepts This module provides an overview of the course modules. It also includes Web site design and Web site design best practices to use when planning SharePoint site design and customization. Module 1: In-Browser Customizations Before learning how to extend code-free customizations using SharePoint Designer 2007, this module covers the types of customizations you can do using the in-browser tools. Module 1 covers the following topics: SharePoint publishing features Document libraries and Web Parts Create new pages and add content Apply different master pages and CSS to sites SharePoint themes Change the navigation Office authoring customizations Create workflows via the browser Module 2: Introduction to SharePoint Designer 2007 This module introduces SharePoint Designer 2007 and covers ways it can be used to enhance your SharePoint sites. Module 2 covers the following topics: Overview of SharePoint Designer How SharePoint Designer can enhance your SharePoint sites Create workflows using SharePoint Designer 2007 Module 3: SharePoint Designer 2007 Environment This module discusses the components that makeup the SharePoint Designer environment and what they mean in terms of customizing your SharePoint sites. To realize the available features, you will open an existing SharePoint site in SharePoint Designer. Module 3 covers the following topics: Connect to an existing SharePoint site Navigate within SharePoint Designer Working with views SharePoint site folders Create new pages and content Editing features Differentiation between editing publishing and non-publishing sites Module 4: Administrate SharePoint Sites with SharePoint Designer 2007 In this module you learn how to leverage administrative features in SharePoint Designer to remotely administrate your SharePoint sites. Coverage includes establishing security settings that determine the degree by which users will be able to customize SharePoint sites. Module 4 covers the following topics: Configure contributor settings Check site’s status with reports including usage analysis Migrate SharePoint sites including back up and restore Module 5: Create SharePoint Sites with SharePoint Designer 2007 In this module you create a new SharePoint site from within SharePoint Designer 2007 and then publish the site to an existing site collection. This module also explains how to leverage existing templates for the new site and then configure the new site using the SharePoint Designer 2007 tools including adding Web parts and SharePoint content. Module 5 covers the following topics: Create a new site and publish the site to the existing site collection Add new SharePoint content to the site including Web Parts, forms, and tables Custom behaviors Web components Index the new site in SharePoint and add it to the SharePoint site directory Module 6: Create and Configure Data Sources This module explains how to use data sources to SharePoint libraries and lists throughout your site collection, databases, XML files, server-side scripts, Web services, and Business Data Catalogs. You will learn how to import data into your SharePoint site from each of these connections using the Data Source properties in SharePoint Designer 2007. This module also shows how to connect with and configure data sources. Module 6 covers the following topics: Overview of each data source Connect with external databases Connect to another SharePoint library within your site collection Link data sources Module 7: Data Views and Conditional Formatting This module explains how to use data views and data forms to present and configure data sources. You will work with data sources to add data to SharePoint pages and manipulate the data display using custom queries and conditional formatting. This module also explains how to write data back to the data source using Data Form Web Parts. Module 7 covers the following topics: Create a data view Import fields Conditional formatting Edit XPath expressions Apply filtering and style Edit, delete, and insert commands Module 8: ASP.NET Controls In this module you learn how to configure ASP.NET controls within SharePoint sites. You also bind and populate those controls using data connections. Module 8 covers the following topics: Understand the overall role of controls in SharePoint Server 2007 Review types of controls available Populate and format data using ASP.NET controls SharePoint controls Module 9: Create and Modify Master Pages This module covers master pages that are based on the ASP.NET 2.0 framework. These master pages are an integral part of the SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services v3 platforms. Master pages determine the appearance of pages and content throughout SharePoint sites. Module 9 covers the following topics: Working with the out-of-the-box master pages Create new master pages using SharePoint Designer 2007 Add and configure menu controls on master pages Manage master pages Apply CSS to master pages Module 10: Content Pages In this module you learn about the relevance of content pages, which are known as page layouts in SharePoint Server 2007. This module covers how page layouts and master pages work hand-in-hand to determine the final composition of SharePoint pages. Module 10 covers the following topics: Understand the role of page layouts in SharePoint Server 2007 Work with out-of-the-box page layouts Learn all about the inner workings of page layouts Build new page layouts using SharePoint Designer 2007 Module 11: Cascading Style Sheets This module explains how you can apply a custom style sheet to either a single site or an entire SharePoint site collection. You also learn about the SharePoint cascading style sheet (CSS) files including how to modify the out-of-the-box CSS, create new CSS files, and the best practices for managing SharePoint CSS files. Module 11 covers the following topics: Review the out-of-the-box CSS files and classes Modify out-of-the-box CSS files Create new CSS files and manage the CSS lifecycle Module 12: Save Sites as Templates This module shows you how to save a customized site as a template, both using the in-browser and SharePoint Designer 2007 tools, and then explains how to use the template to create new sites in SharePoint. Module 12 covers the following topics: Differences between templates and site definitions in SharePoint Export or save customized site as a SharePoint site template Create a new site in SharePoint based on a custom template Module 13: In-Browser Workflows In this module you learn how to effectively work with the default workflows using the browser. It also explains how to create workflows for document libraries and lists throughout your SharePoint sites. Module e13 covers the following topics: How workflows can benefit your existing business processes Review the SharePoint default workflows Create an Approval workflow Create and deploy content type workflows Administrate workflows Module 14: Create Workflows with SharePoint Designer 2007 This module explains how to take workflows within SharePoint sites to the next level using SharePoint Designer 2007. In this module you work with a number of scenario-based workflow solutions including multi-step workflows and multi-conditional workflows. Module 14 covers the following topics: Relationship between SharePoint Designer 2007 workflows and Windows Workflow Foundation Use the SharePoint Designer 2007 Workflow Designer Wizard to create custom workflows Location and composition of workflow files Deploy workflows created in SharePoint Designer 2007 to SharePoint document libraries and listsSave and execute your workflow Run the workflow and review workflow status in your SharePoint site Review workflow logs on the SharePoint server. Work through a series of workflow scenario-based labs that include detailed instructions. Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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array_files[179]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/Designer/index.html","2009-10-11","28K","SharePoint 2007 Designer Track    ","",""," SharePoint 2007 Designer Track home - book a course - public training SharePoint 2007 Designer Track Course Details Course Type: Developer Duration: 5 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands 12th 2nd Ullesthorpe UK London 7th London Germany 5th Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This 5-day course is designed to give students the tools and knowledge to customize SharePoint sites without writing code, by using SharePoint Designer 2007 and in-browser customizations. The course addresses aspects of design, such as applying alternate page layouts, creating and styling new pages and modifying site navigation, as well as external data integration and custom workflows. Students will understand the difference between using SharePoint Designer 2007 and in-browser tools-what is achievable with each tool, and how, and when, to use those tools to effect SharePoint site customization. The course also factors in Web site design concepts which focus on creating user-centric SharePoint sites. Student Pre-Requisites Prior to taking this course, students should have a general knowledge of Web site design and methodologies. They should also be familiar with SharePoint from an end user or administrative point of view. An understanding of ASP.NET 2.0 master pages and cascading style sheets is helpful, but not required. Delegates attending this course would need to know about lists, libraries, site columns, content types, Web Parts and how to administer a team site using the browser, if delegates do not have this understanding then it is strongly recommended that they attend our SharePoint 2007 End User course prior to attending. Intended Audience The primary audiences for this course are Web designers, administrators, and developers that use and work with Office SharePoint Server 2007, and want to learn how to customize SharePoint sites without writing code. Individuals in these job categories will benefit from this course as follows: Web designers will understand the extent of customizations available using in-browser tools and the advantages of using SharePoint Designer 2007 to further enhance SharePoint site customization, such as changing master pages and styles, and creating multiple step workflows. Administrators will learn how SharePoint Designer 2007 can help with administrative tasks, such as backing up and restoring sites to alternate locations, and setting design level permissions for end users who will work with SharePoint Designer 2007. Administrators will also understand the in-browser customization capabilities made available to end users, depending on the permission setting of those users. Developerswill understand the alternatives to working with Visual Studio 2005. They will also learn which customizations are achievable using in-browser tools and SharePoint Designer 2007. In addition, developers will learn how to create custom solutions using SharePoint Designer 2007. For example, the course explores: Data integration using Web services Using conditional formatting and XSLT to format data Adding ASP.NET and SharePoint controls Developing multiple-step workflows Note: Throughout this course we refer to code-free customizations. By code-free, we mean no complex programming languages, such as .NET languages, or code compilation. But, to help demonstrate the extensibility of functions within SharePoint Designer 2007, we dont exclude use of Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) scripting/class, Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSLT), Extensible Markup Language (XML), XML Path Language (XPath) or existing page code. For example, in discussing master pages, well show you in the SharePoint Designer 2007 code view how master pages are associated with existing SharePoint site pages. Module 0: Course Overview and Web Design Concepts This module provides an overview of the course modules. It also includes Web site design and Web site design best practices to use when planning SharePoint site design and customization. Module 1: In-Browser Customizations Before learning how to extend code-free customizations using SharePoint Designer 2007, this module covers the types of customizations you can do using the in-browser tools. Module 1 covers the following topics: SharePoint publishing features Document libraries and Web Parts Create new pages and add content Apply different master pages and CSS to sites SharePoint themes Change the navigation Office authoring customizations Create workflows via the browser Module 2: Introduction to SharePoint Designer 2007 This module introduces SharePoint Designer 2007 and covers ways it can be used to enhance your SharePoint sites. Module 2 covers the following topics: Overview of SharePoint Designer How SharePoint Designer can enhance your SharePoint sites Create workflows using SharePoint Designer 2007 Module 3: SharePoint Designer 2007 Environment This module discusses the components that makeup the SharePoint Designer environment and what they mean in terms of customizing your SharePoint sites. To realize the available features, you will open an existing SharePoint site in SharePoint Designer. Module 3 covers the following topics: Connect to an existing SharePoint site Navigate within SharePoint Designer Working with views SharePoint site folders Create new pages and content Editing features Differentiation between editing publishing and non-publishing sites Module 4: Administrate SharePoint Sites with SharePoint Designer 2007 In this module you learn how to leverage administrative features in SharePoint Designer to remotely administrate your SharePoint sites. Coverage includes establishing security settings that determine the degree by which users will be able to customize SharePoint sites. Module 4 covers the following topics: Configure contributor settings Check site’s status with reports including usage analysis Migrate SharePoint sites including back up and restore Module 5: Create SharePoint Sites with SharePoint Designer 2007 In this module you create a new SharePoint site from within SharePoint Designer 2007 and then publish the site to an existing site collection. This module also explains how to leverage existing templates for the new site and then configure the new site using the SharePoint Designer 2007 tools including adding Web parts and SharePoint content. Module 5 covers the following topics: Create a new site and publish the site to the existing site collection Add new SharePoint content to the site including Web Parts, forms, and tables Custom behaviors Web components Index the new site in SharePoint and add it to the SharePoint site directory Module 6: Create and Configure Data Sources This module explains how to use data sources to SharePoint libraries and lists throughout your site collection, databases, XML files, server-side scripts, Web services, and Business Data Catalogs. You will learn how to import data into your SharePoint site from each of these connections using the Data Source properties in SharePoint Designer 2007. This module also shows how to connect with and configure data sources. Module 6 covers the following topics: Overview of each data source Connect with external databases Connect to another SharePoint library within your site collection Link data sources Module 7: Data Views and Conditional Formatting This module explains how to use data views and data forms to present and configure data sources. You will work with data sources to add data to SharePoint pages and manipulate the data display using custom queries and conditional formatting. This module also explains how to write data back to the data source using Data Form Web Parts. Module 7 covers the following topics: Create a data view Import fields Conditional formatting Edit XPath expressions Apply filtering and style Edit, delete, and insert commands Module 8: ASP.NET Controls In this module you learn how to configure ASP.NET controls within SharePoint sites. You also bind and populate those controls using data connections. Module 8 covers the following topics: Understand the overall role of controls in SharePoint Server 2007 Review types of controls available Populate and format data using ASP.NET controls SharePoint controls Module 9: Create and Modify Master Pages This module covers master pages that are based on the ASP.NET 2.0 framework. These master pages are an integral part of the SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services v3 platforms. Master pages determine the appearance of pages and content throughout SharePoint sites. Module 9 covers the following topics: Working with the out-of-the-box master pages Create new master pages using SharePoint Designer 2007 Add and configure menu controls on master pages Manage master pages Apply CSS to master pages Module 10: Content Pages In this module you learn about the relevance of content pages, which are known as page layouts in SharePoint Server 2007. This module covers how page layouts and master pages work hand-in-hand to determine the final composition of SharePoint pages. Module 10 covers the following topics: Understand the role of page layouts in SharePoint Server 2007 Work with out-of-the-box page layouts Learn all about the inner workings of page layouts Build new page layouts using SharePoint Designer 2007 Module 11: Cascading Style Sheets This module explains how you can apply a custom style sheet to either a single site or an entire SharePoint site collection. You also learn about the SharePoint cascading style sheet (CSS) files including how to modify the out-of-the-box CSS, create new CSS files, and the best practices for managing SharePoint CSS files. Module 11 covers the following topics: Review the out-of-the-box CSS files and classes Modify out-of-the-box CSS files Create new CSS files and manage the CSS lifecycle Module 12: Save Sites as Templates This module shows you how to save a customized site as a template, both using the in-browser and SharePoint Designer 2007 tools, and then explains how to use the template to create new sites in SharePoint. Module 12 covers the following topics: Differences between templates and site definitions in SharePoint Export or save customized site as a SharePoint site template Create a new site in SharePoint based on a custom template Module 13: In-Browser Workflows In this module you learn how to effectively work with the default workflows using the browser. It also explains how to create workflows for document libraries and lists throughout your SharePoint sites. 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array_files[181]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/Developer/index.html","2009-10-11","23K","SharePoint 2007 Developer Track    ","",""," SharePoint 2007 Developer Track home - book a course - public training SharePoint 2007 Developer Track Course Details Course Type: Developer Duration: 5 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands 14th Ullesthorpe UK London 23rd London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This 5-day course is designed to give SharePoint Developers basic and intermediate information plus the skills they need to extend, customize, and support a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 implementation. Prerequisites Ideally, students will possess knowledge of C#, ASP.NET, Server Controls, and Web Services. Knowledge of how to create custom web parts in Windows SharePoint Services v2 is helpful, but not required. It is also helpful, but not required, if students have a basic understanding of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 (WSS) and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS). Audience The primary audience for this course is SharePoint developers who are responsible for customizing a SharePoint installation. Module 1: WSS v3 Primer In this module, you will learn how Windows SharePoint Services v3 is built. You will learn: An overview of the WSS architecture An overview of the key elements in WSS, such as Site Collections, Webs, Lists and Web Parts Module 2: WSS v3 Enhancements In this module, you will learn about new features introduced in Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) v3 and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007. You will learn: An Introduction to new WSS v3 features, such as Galleries, Master Pages, Site Columns, Content Types, and Workflow An overview of new features available only through MOSS 2007 Module 3: WSS v3 Authentication In this module, you will learn how Windows SharePoint Services v3 leverages existing Authentication mechanisms in Internet Information Server v6. You will learn: How to choose an Authentication strategy How to implement multiple Authentication zones using ASP.NET 2.0 pluggable authentication Module 4: WSS v3 Authorization In this module, we’ll look at how WSS authorizes users who have been authenticated. We’ll look at the new user roles and rights and discuss how to program against these rights and roles. You will learn: How to configure what users have permission to do. How Users/Groups, SharePoint objects and Permission Levels are used to implement security How security permissions are inherited through object hierarchies To configure global changes to security policies Module 5: WSS v3 Features In this module, we’ll learn how features are used in WSS v3. Since features can be created and made available to end-users as a method of extending the functionality of a WSS site, knowing how to write new features and deploy them is important. You will learn: What is a feature? How Features are used in WSS v3 site definitions To write a Feature Header XML file To write a Feature Element XML file To Install, Activate, Deactivate, and Uninstall Features To Deploy a Feature using a SharePoint Solution Module 6: WSS v3 Site Definitions In this module, you will learn how to create a custom site definition to control all aspects of site creation and provisioning. You will learn: To write a custom Site Definition using Collaborative Application Markup Language (CAML) To specify a custom cascading style sheet, JavaScript, and Master Page for the new site To create an instance of a list when creating a site To populate a default home page for the site with Web Parts Module 7: WSS v3 Object Model Fundamentals In this module, we will focus on programming skills using the WSS v3 Object Model. We’ll look at the core namespaces that will be most often used along with how to programmatically access data. You will learn: An introduction to the WSS v3 object model Namespaces Discuss common object model tasks Demonstrate how to create, review, update, and delete sites Discuss how to create, review, update, and delete lists Discuss how to create, review, update, and delete list items Module 8: WSS v3 Web Services In this module, we will focus on programming skills using Web Services in SharePoint. We’ll look at how to access SharePoint Web Services and why we would use a Web Service to programmatically access data. You will learn: The advantages and limitations of Web Service orientation in SharePoint. An introduction to the Web Services provided in WSS v3. Demonstrate the use of WSS v3 Web Services in development projects. Module 9: Custom Web Part Fundamentals In this module, we will introduce Web Parts and discuss the differences between the Web Part framework in ASP2 and WSS v3. Details about the ASP2 page and Web Part life cycle; a critical piece of knowledge Web Part developers should posses, will also be covered. You will learn: What Web Parts are and their common use The differences between ASP2 and WSS v3 Web Parts The objects instantiated on a SharePoint Web Part page About the ASP2 Page life cycle and where Web Part events fit into that life cycle About Web Part personalization Module 10: Custom Web Part Techniques In this module, we will demonstrate how to build custom Web Parts. You will learn: The minimal steps required to build and deploy a Web Part. To control the User Interface of a Web Part To implement State Management within a Web Part using custom properties To Debug a Web Part To Apply Code Access Security to a Web Part To Deploy a completed Web Part using a SharePoint Solution Module 11: Advanced Web Part Techniques In this module, we will demonstrate more advanced Tips and Tricks that can be used to build complex Web Parts. We will focus on implementing additions to the Web Part menu structure, implementing client-side scripting, developing two web parts that can communicate with each other. You will learn: How to programmatically modify a Web Part menu using the ASP.NET 2.0/WSS v3 verbs implementation To use the Web Part Page Services Component (WPSC) in client-side scripting Web Part development To program a custom Interface that will allow Web Parts to be connected together Module 12: WSS v3 Events In this module, we will examine the support for Event driven programming in WSS v3. We will discuss how event support has changed since WSS v2. We will also discuss when to use an Event Handler and when to use a Workflow. You will learn: When to use Event Handlers vs. when to use Workflows The types of SharePoint objects that support event handlers When to use before events vs. After events To create a basic event handler To install and activate an event handler using either a Feature or the SharePoint object model. Module 13: WSS v3 Workflow In this module, we will examine the use of the Windows Workflow Foundation (WWF) in WSS v3. While not part of the WSS v3 platform, WSS does leverage this foundation to build workflows. You will learn: How Workflow has been implemented in WSS v3 To Create workflows using SharePoint Designer How to use the Enterprise Content Management starter kit to explore workflow support in VS.NET About support for Debugging Workflows in VS.NET Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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array_files[183]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.combined-knowledge.com/Courses/Classroom/BI/index.html?London","2009-10-11","21K","Implement Business Intelligence Solutions Using Excel Services    ","",""," Implement Business Intelligence Solutions Using Excel Services home - book a course - public training Implementing Business Intelligence Solutions with Excel Services Course Details Course Type: Developer Duration: 3 days Price: £ Course Dates (click date to select) Location October November December January February March Venues UK Midlands Ullesthorpe UK London London Germany Germany France France Holland Holland Luxembourg Luxembourg Denmark Denmark Show dates for all locations Terms & Conditions Overview This is a 3-day course designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills to use Excel Services to create business intelligence (BI) applications. In this course, we cover the Excel Services components of SharePoint Server 2007. The course is designed for those who intend to design, implement, and manage an Excel Services deployment, and also build BI solutions using SharePoint Server 2007. We use the Enterprise license of the product since the BI features are available only with that license. The course’s primary focus is on the Excel Services components of the BI features in the SharePoint Server 2007 Enterprise version. Much of the information covered will assist in your deployment of Excel Services with SharePoint Server 2007. Students learn through instructor presentations and hands-on labs. Since the focus of this course is on Excel Services functionality, this course does not cover what is new in Excel 2007, nor does it broadly cover Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. VPrerequisites Students taking this course should have the prerequisite knowledge or experience listed below. Basic knowledge of Office SharePoint Server 2007 Enterprise Some knowledge of administering Office SharePoint Server 2007 Understanding of BI concepts such as Analysis Services, Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), and data analysis Implemented Microsoft Office Excel 2007 in your environment Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Audience This course is intended for: Current SharePoint Server 2007 administrators Administrators who are experienced or have some knowledge of SharePoint Server 2007 Data analysts or business intelligence consultants Business users Experienced Excel 2007 users Business managers and financial analysts who are interested in functionality of KPIs in reports and BI Dashboards Module 0: Introduction This module begins by providing an overview of what is covered in this course, and then briefly covers the following topics: How business intelligence solutions empower decision makers Microsoft business intelligence components How business intelligence fits into information architecture How governance affects delivering business intelligence Module 1: Excel Services Overview Before business users can utilize Excel Services, administrators need to understand how it is incorporated in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and used to leverage business intelligence features. This module covers the Excel Services components and how they are used to integrate business data to deliver BI solutions to business users. It covers the following lessons: Overview of Excel Services Excel Services architecture and its core components Using Excel Services with other BI features Module 2: Configure Excel Services This module discusses how to configure Excel Services settings so users are able to store and access Excel workbooks from a centralized location. You will also learn: Use Excel Services components to integrate business data into trusted file locations Create a Trusted Data Connection Library Use Excel Calculation Services to perform operations such as opening workbooks, calculations, and returning the information from a requested range Module 3: Security and Performance This module reviews security and performance considerations for a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 deployment that includes Excel Services. You will learn: Excel Services security overview lan authentication models Security threats Performance optimization Ways to scale up Excel Services Load balancing Resource requirements Module 4: Capacity and Deployment Planning This module discusses supported topologies and capacity planning. We consider topologies such as single-server, multiple servers, and extranet. In addition, we have an opportunity to discuss capacity planning for the Web front-end tier and application-server tier. Module 5: Working with Excel Services This module covers the skills necessary to successfully deploy and work with Excel workbooks using Microsoft Office Excel Services. You will learn how to: Publish workbooks to the server Display data using Excel Web Access (EWA) Incorporate business metrics by using KPIs Module 6: SQL Server Analysis Services In this module you learn how to use SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) 2005 as a source for data to render as Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). SSAS provides a premium data source for BI scenarios for both Excel client and Excel Services. You will learn: The basics of SSAS 2005 How to leverage the use of SSAS 2005 with Excel Services How to bring data together in dashboards Module 7: Configure Report Center In this module you learn that Report Center is another BI feature available in SharePoint Server 2007. Report Center includes a document library called Reports Library that is tuned for storing and displaying BI reports such as Excel workbooks and reports built for SQL Reporting Services. You also learn how to: Configure Report Server SharePoint Integration Create, access, and manage reports Create dashboards with KPIs and filters Module 8: Extend Excel Services This module introduces extending Excel Services by using Excel Web Services and user-defined functions (UDFs). UDFs offer a great advantage by extending Excel’s capabilities, which include custom library functions and the ability to connect to indigenous data sources. Excel Web Services provides an even greater advantage because it allows a number of options for reusing business models contained in Excel spreadsheets. Module 9: Business Intelligence Quality Assurance This module is designed for those who intend to provide quality assurance (QA) services to test and manage an Excel Services deployment, and also build business intelligence solutions using Office SharePoint Server 2007. This module emphasizes the importance of QA and the benefits of validating your Excel Services BI solution. Other topics covered include: Overview of QA goals for Excel Services BI solutions Test strategies and key elements of validating your Excel Services BI solutions Review of test business scenarios, test plans, and test cases Site Map t +44 (0)1455 200520e sales@combined-knowledge.com     ");
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