SharePoint is a web application platform developed by Microsoft that allows for intranet portals, content management, document management, collaboration, and social networking capabilities. It integrates these functions and also provides workflow automation. SharePoint can facilitate sites, communities, content, search, insights, and composites. Common uses include intranet portals, enterprise content and document management, extranet portals, and internet sites. Social networking in SharePoint includes microblogging, activity feeds, discussions, blogs, and newsfeeds. Sites are made up of pages and collections of pages, and pages can be wiki, web part, or publishing pages. Web parts and apps allow for sections and containers of content. Permissions in SharePoint

1. WEB DEVELOPMENT
SHAREPOINT SERVER 2013
Made By:-
Dhruv Bhasin
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2. What is SharePoint ?
 SharePoint is a web application framework and platform
developed by Microsoft.
 It integrates intranet, content management and
document management.
 Also, it provides intranet portals, document & file
management, collaboration, social
networks, extranets, websites, enterprise search,
and business intelligence
 Most important it has workflow automation capabilities

3. Integration

4. Workflow Automation

5. The SharePoint Wheel
 "SharePoint Wheel" describes what SharePoint's tools
can facilitate inside organizations
1. Sites
2. Communities
3. Content
4. Search
5. Insights
6. Composites

7. SharePoint Applications
 The most common uses of SharePoint include:
1. Intranet Portals
2. Enterprise content and document managements
3. Extranet Portals
4. Internet sites

8. Enterprise content and document managements

9. Social Networking in SharePoint
Micro Blogging
 Share contents, links and media.
 Fallow people, sites, contents and conversations
Activity Feeds
 Provides a view to a recent activity related to content,
media and people.
Discussions
 Modern boards for discussions

10. Blogs
 A blog is a Web site that enables you or your
organization to quickly share ideas and information.
 Blogs contain posts that are dated and listed in reverse
chronological order.
Newsfeeds
 With this we can navigate our feeds and interact with
the conversations from SharePoint sites, tags, people
and documents that we are following.

11. Social Networking

12. Social Networking

13. Site Collection and Pages
 A site collection is used
to provide a grouping of
'SharePoint Sites'.

14.  SharePoint provides
three primary page
content-types:
1. Wiki page
2. Web-part page
3. Publishing pages

15. Site Example

16. Sub-Site Example

17. Web Parts and Apps
WEB PARTS
 Web-parts are sections that can be inserted into Pages in
SharePoint sites. These sections are UI Widgets.
WEB APPLICATIONS
 Web Applications are top-level containers for content in
a SharePoint, and are typically the interface through
which a user interacts with SharePoint.

18. Difference Between App and Web Part

19. SharePoint Permissions
Default permission levels are predefined sets of
permissions that you can assign to individual users,
groups of users, or security groups, based on the
functional requirements of the users and on security
considerations.
Permission levels:-
 View only
 Limited access
 Read
 Contribute
 Edit
 Design
 Full control

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