word for “quick”. SharePoint wikis are designed to make it easy to publish content. Wiki pages contain rich content, such as text, tables, links, and images. By default, team sites have a shared document library, lists (including a calendar and tasks), and a team discussion board. Site Owners can also add Web Parts to their team sites. (See Chapter 5.3 and 5.4 of the Fermilab SharePoint 2010 End-user training manual for more on working with Web parts) 3.1 Create a My Site Team Site for production testing purposes Anyone with a Services Account and password can create a My Site team site sub-site for use as a production sandbox to test basic SharePoint features covered in training. NOTE: For more complex testing, please test in the integration environment: To create a My Site team sub-site in integration: 1. In the upper right hand corner of any page click the link for your name. 2. Select "My site" from the dropdown menu. 3. From the My Site page that appears' top menu, select "My Content" 4. From the team site page that appears (with your name as title), select "Site Actions" and then "New Site".5. In the create menu that appears, select the Team Site template. 6. Add a title such as "Kim's sandbox" and name the URL (which can be the same as the title). 7. Click "Create" to create your new sandbox team site collection. Edit your team site As site owner, you can change the title and default image on the landing page to make it easier to identify your site with your department, group or organization. To edit a page title: To edit a page, select the paper and pencil icon from the top menu to enter edit mode. (You can also select the page tab and the “Edit” button from the ribbon).
word for “quick”. SharePoint wikis are designed to make it easy to publish content. Wiki pages contain rich content, such as text, tables, links, and images. By default, team sites have a shared document library, lists (including a calendar and tasks), and a team discussion board. Site Owners can also add Web Parts to their team sites. (See Chapter 5.3 and 5.4 of the Fermilab SharePoint 2010 End-user training manual for more on working with Web parts) 3.1 Create a My Site Team Site for production testing purposes Anyone with a Services Account and password can create a My Site team site sub-site for use as a production sandbox to test basic SharePoint features covered in training. NOTE: For more complex testing, please test in the integration environment: To create a My Site team sub-site in integration: 1. In the upper right hand corner of any page click the link for your name. 2. Select "My site" from the dropdown menu. 3. From the My Site page that appears' top menu, select "My Content" 4. From the team site page that appears (with your name as title), select "Site Actions" and then "New Site".5. In the create menu that appears, select the Team Site template. 6. Add a title such as "Kim's sandbox" and name the URL (which can be the same as the title). 7. Click "Create" to create your new sandbox team site collection. Edit your team site As site owner, you can change the title and default image on the landing page to make it easier to identify your site with your department, group or organization. To edit a page title: To edit a page, select the paper and pencil icon from the top menu to enter edit mode. (You can also select the page tab and the “Edit” button from the ribbon).
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