What is SharePoint?

Microsoft SharePoint Online is a replaced the Wiki as our cloud-based collaborative environment. SharePoint has replaced the Wiki for department and project collaboration.

• File sharing with users.

• Managing project content, such as images, articles, source codes, videos, and so on.

• Sites and subsites for decluttering teams and tasks.

• Staying in touch with the collaborator through communication sites.

• Creating workflows and reminders to automate projects and tasks.

• Using the search function to look for resources, tasks, or files.

Before You Start

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Please follow the guidelines at CIT Self Help Guidelines

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Bold face: Use for menu and button names

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Italics: Use for system messages and titles

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Respect the Oxford comma (red, white, and blue )

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Add hyperlinks when necessary. Embed link into descriptive text where possible.

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use → not -> for series of selections (the wiki editor should auto replace -> with →)

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Use code macro for large blocks of code or text you expect people to copy paste

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Insert emojis using the new text editor

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Refer to the different flavors of devices as: MacOS, Windows, iOS, or Android (never MAC or PC). Refer to hardware by the manufacturer: HP, Dell, Apple

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document management and team collaboration software.

SharePoint uses document libraries, lists, and sites to organize and share content. In SharePoint, you can create document libraries to organize and share files and set permissions to control who can access, edit, or manage them.

Frequently Asked Questions