SharePoint Server 2013 New Features
This is meant to be an overview of the new features and functions of SharePoint 2013.
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Jun 28, 2013
Duration
2h 51m
Table of contents
Introduction to SharePoint 2013 New Features
Infrastructure Improvements
What's New with Service Applications
Introduction
1m
New Service Applications
4m
Machine Translation Services
6m
Changes to Existing Service Applications
4m
User Profile Service Application
5m
Office Web Apps
4m
Improvements to Web Applications and Site Collections
User Authentication
2m
Claims-based Authentication Methods
1m
Claims Infrastructure Improvements
3m
Self-Service Site Collection Creation
1m
Apps and App Management
Introduction
1m
Three Types of Apps
3m
Create a Web Application
4m
Configure the App URLs
4m
Where Do I Find Apps?
7m
User Search Improvements
Introduction
1m
Result Pages
5m
Search Web Parts
4m
Content Search Web Part
3m
Hover Cards
3m
Display Templates
4m
Query Suggestions
2m
Search Architecture and Management
Enterprise Content Management
Web Content Management
Introduction
1m
Content Authoring Improvements
5m
Cross Site Publishing
2m
Managed Navigation
5m
Site Branding
1m
SharePoint Social
Composite Solutions
Introduction
1m
Business Connectivity Services (BCS)
4m
Composite Tools
1m
SharePoint Designer
2m
Visio
2m
Access
2m
InfoPath
1m
Business Intelligence (BI)
Description
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Jun 28, 2013
Duration
2h 51m
Description
This is meant to be an overview of the new features and functions of SharePoint 2013. It's not meant to be a how-to course, but rather a glimpse into what new capabilities are available in SharePoint Server 2013. We will briefly explore what's new and exciting, as well as what has changed since SharePoint 2010.
About the author
About the author
Bill Kulterman is an educator, author, and a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT). Bill has been a trainer for more than a dozen years, educating students in Excel, Visio and a bevy of additional solutions. In recent years he has focused solely on SharePoint and SharePoint Online through Office 365. When he's not creating courses, he can usually be found riding his bike or relaxing near his Koi pond.
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