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FREE SharePoint 2010 Branding Workshops
Hey Everyone,
I have a Workshop I will be delivering in Boston in July and I wanted to do a run through of the four 90 minute parts to the session online.
The sessions are instructor led and therefore all you need is a PC and audio.
I will take ~10 people so that I can get varied feedback and it would be great to have some people that have never bothered with Branding in the past.
Leave a comment in the post to register your interest and I look to scheduling them in June.
Sessions will be as follows
Session 1 – Introduction to Branding, planning, tools etc etc
Session 2 – Creating a simple branded solution part 1
Session 3 – Creating a simple branded solution part 2
Session 4 – Advanced branding
The sessions are subject to change as I write the content and materials although that’s how I see it going.
No written materials will be provided although I will make the master page and associated CSS files available to attendees at the end of the four sessions.
Thanks
Matthew Hughes
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I decided for something different with the final session, and went to a session on Visio Services with Jennifer Mason.
Jennifer went through several demonstrations
Demo 1 – Displaying in a Web Part
The first session displaying a Visio file through a Web Part. The first key point was that people who will be publishing Visio to SharePoint require Visio Premium to publish Visio Web drawing.
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Planning for the cloud #isclondon #iscadmin
Session by Spencer Harbar, Kimmo Forss
Consolidated post for sessions IT114, IT115
Introduction
- focus on the public offerings of Office365, not dedicated offering
- all technical capabilities are baked into the SharePoint 2010 product
- all cloud offerings are being moved to Office365
- P1 plan: small businesses & individuals
- E plans: midsize & enterprises
- Regular new “service updates” (updates, limits, features, experience)
Solution 7 – Building Workflows – Part 3: SharePoint Designer Workflows in Office 365
A bit of delay after lunch so was late back in for more workflows with Penny.
Penny explained different versions of SharePoint Online and what it offers in terms of Workflows. In the “P” Plan you can only workflows at the Site Level. Also in the “P” Plan there is only the Three-state workflow. this meant that Penny can’t import her workflow from the previous session.
In the “E3″ plan there is far more functionality available and many more workflows (Note multiple language support). This Visio Visualisation is also available in the “E3″w plan.
Top piece of advice from Penny was to do development of the workflows in a local environment using SharePoint Designer, before loading in Office 365. SharePoint Designer Online Workflows are essentially the same as on Premise SharePoint Designer Workflows.
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