Course ID: 5237 | Course Duration: 1 Day

4001 Team Collaboration Using Microsoft SharePoint Services Training Class

Course ID: 5237

4001 Team Collaboration Using Microsoft SharePoint Services Training Seminar

Overview:
This course will provide experienced information workers with a better hands-on understanding of how to improve team collaboration by using MS Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 and other MS Office 2003 applications as an effective business enabler.

Who Should Attend:
Experienced information workers like managers, supervisor, consultants, team leaders or subject matter experts.

At Course Completion:
After completing this course, students will be able to: To help the audience that rely on team collaboration to achieve business and personal objectives. It also recognizes the importance of standard Microsoft desktop tools in supporting team collaboration (ex. Microsoft Outlook).

Agenda

Lesson 1: Introduction
Lesson 2: Trends In Team Collaboration What Is Team Collaboration? Exercise: Identifying Key Traits of Team Collaboration Traditional vs. Virtual Teams The Challenge of Virtual Team Collaboration Expert Video: Industry Trends in Team Collaboration Demonstration: Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services
Lesson 3: Accelerating Team Effectiveness Introduction to Adventure Works Establishing Team Priorities Exercise 1: Exploring Windows SharePoint Services Exercise 2: Reviewing Team Web Site Features
Lesson 4: Addressing Team Complexity The Challenge of Team Complexity Exercise 1: Managing Team Documents Exercise 2: Solving Problems Exercise 3: Streamlining and Improving Processes
Lesson 5: Promoting Team Creativity The People Side of Collaboration Exercise 1: Brainstorming in a Virtual Environment Exercise 2: Responding to Client Needs


	Pre-requisites
	Experience as a business skills worker who often participates in complex team environments (directly or indirectly) as a manager, supervisor, team leader, consultant, or subject matter expert. A working familiarity with standard Microsoft Office applications (such as Outlook, Word and Excel), as well as a general awareness of Web navigation tools, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer. Hands-on experience with SharePoint Services 2.0 is beneficial, but not required.