Course Overview
Becoming a SharePoint Site Owner is a valuable skill for managing and maintaining an organization's digital workspace. As a Site Owner, you have the authority to customize and control your SharePoint site, ensuring it meets the needs of your team or department. This role requires a solid understanding of SharePoint's features, such as document libraries, lists, permissions, and site structure. You will also be responsible for setting up navigation, defining content, and maintaining security settings to control who can access, edit, or contribute to the site.
In addition to the technical side, a SharePoint Site Owner needs to understand how to create an organized and user-friendly experience for the site's visitors. This involves configuring the site's layout, setting up web parts, and structuring information in a way that enhances collaboration and productivity. You’ll need to be familiar with SharePoint's document management capabilities, such as version control, metadata tagging, and search functions, all of which help users find and share information efficiently.
As a Site Owner, it's also essential to stay informed about updates and best practices in SharePoint. This platform frequently evolves with new features that can improve how your team collaborates and accesses information. Regularly reviewing site analytics and feedback helps ensure your SharePoint site remains effective and responsive to users' needs. Overall, mastering the role of a SharePoint Site Owner can greatly enhance your team's ability to work together and share resources seamlessly.
Please note that this course is offered by NAIT in partnership with Alpha One Media. Accordingly, this outline originates from (was created by) Alpha One Media.