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Microsoft
SharePoint 2007:
Web Content Management
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Course
Outline
Duration:
2 Days
Prerequisites:
This course assumes an intermediate
level of familiarity with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 as a platform
and an understanding of: Site collections, Sites, Lists and Libraries,
Features, Site Definitions, and Solution Packages. Students should also have
basic Web Development skills using Visual Studio and ASP.NET, as well as
understand: HTML, XML, Cascading Style Sheets, and ASP.NET Master Pages.
Description: In this course, you’ll learn about the web content
management features of Microsoft SharePoint 2007. The course starts from the
perspective of an end-user so that you will understand what the authors and
consumers of your SharePoint sites will see, and then goes beneath the surface
to teach you to customize and extend the out-of-the-box features.
By the time you complete this
course, you will understand how to implement sites that face the Internet with
branded look and feel so that your visitors will never know they are looking at
a SharePoint site; and you’ll understand how to configure the same site to
support the creators and managers of content in your organization. You’ll also
learn how to implement and customize things like security and navigation, how
to deploy content to production environments, and how to target different
audiences and different countries and languages.
Introduction
to MOSS Publishing
Define Web
Content Management
Creating a MOSS
Publishing Site
Create a New Page
Using a Page Layout
Use Versioning to
Manage Changes to Content Over
Versioning and
Approval Processes Facilitate Content Review
Branding
Understand the
SharePoint Publishing Features
Understand How to
Apply CSS with Publishing Features
Apply Master
Pages in Publishing Scenarios
Define Text and
Table Styles for Use in the HTML Editor
Creating a
Publishing Site Definition
Review SharePoint
Site Definition Basics
Create a Basic
Web Publishing Site Definition as a Visual Studio Solution
Include Files to
Support Branding in a Web Publishing Site Definition
Incorporate and
Version Assets that you Create in SharePoint Designer into Visual Studio
Solutions
Content Types
and Page Layouts
Understand the
Use of Content Types in Web Content Management
Create and Deploy
Page Layouts
Create and Deploy
Pages Based on Page Layouts and Content Types
SharePoint
Site Design
Understand Site
Collections and Subsites
Configure
Out-of-the-Box Navigation
Provide Custom
Navigation Elements and Providers
Content
Management
Understand Users
Roles in a Publishing Portal as well as Permissions, Groups, and Authentication
Providers
Learn about
SharePoint List and Library Item Versioning and Approval
Understand
Audience Targeting
Use SharePoint
Content Publishing to Automatically Push Content from Staging to Production
Learn about
Content Variations
Navigation and
Search
Understand
Out-of-the-Box Navigation Options and Configurations
Customize
Navigation with Delegate Controls and the SiteMapDataProvider
Learn about MOSS
Search Administration and Configuration
Customize Search
Results by Using XSL
Aggregation
Information
Understanding the
Power and Limitations of the Content Query Web Part
Learn Strategies
for Rolling Up Content within Site Collections
Learn Strategies
for Aggregating Data Across Site Collections
Understand how to
Enable, Use, and Expand Usage Analysis Reporting
