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- 1. Customizing My Sites By Michael Doyle
- 2. About Me Michael Doyle SharePoint Architect for Waggener Edstrom Worldwide Email: mdoyle@waggeneredstrom.com or doyle@techelixir.com Twitter: @SharePointNinja Blog: www.sharepointninja.com Or aiimcommunities.org/sharepoint
- 3. The My Site Dilemma 3 I installed My Sites but nobody uses them. Now what?
- 5. Integrate My Site training into new hire training
- 6. Add custom properties that make sense for your organization
- 7. Make People Search easy to get to
- 8. Integrate operationally critical pages into My Sites with personalization pages.
- 10. Make My Sites a one-click on home page
- 11. Make the My Site the user’s home page
- 13. My Profile
- 14. My Settings
- 15. Sign in as Different User
- 17. Navigation Levels Top Level Sub Level
- 22. Consider the redundancy of organization chart
- 23. Value of memberships (shows SharePoint site memberships and Outlook distribution lists)
- 26. Click on New Item
- 27. Add link to site
- 29. Manager’s Page
- 30. New Hire Page
- 33. Controlling visibility is often seen as unnecessary complications and may inhibit My Site adoption.
- 36. Now stored in central area (http://<my site host>/User Photos).
- 38. Users can change what is tracked.
- 41. Shows up in three places within My Sites and once on People Search.
- 43. Adding a note also sends an email.
- 44. Tags and Notes can quickly add up. Doesn’t take much space but the number of items can increase crawl time.
- 47. Overview (default) – person.aspx
- 50. _layouts directory (file system)
- 52. Tags and Notes – thoughts.aspx
- 55. Other files can be opened as individual files with other tools but don’t appear as part of the site.
- 57. Everything in the Mysite.master (or master page chosen).
- 58. The top level menu
- 59. The sub level menu
- 62. Each site can have it’s own theme (theme does not inherit) and potentially it’s own master page
- 63. User’s can potentially delete their own sites (yes, I have seen this happen)
- 65. Easy to apply.
- 66. PowerPoint has the best and easiest to use theme editor.
- 67. Limited.
- 70. Web Services
- 72. User Profile data accessible via adding<SPSWC:ProfilePropertyLoader id="m_objLoader" LoadFullProfileOfCurrentUser="true" runat="server"/>
- 74. Useful for getting a list of users.
- 76. Provides profile information based upon an individual user.
- 79. Users who are added individually or have visited the site collection.
- 80. Provides data for the drop down for people list.
- 82. To add them back edit one of the pages (such as person.aspx) and put the Quick Links control on there.
- 84. Twitter Example
- 86. Can be found by going to the View tab on Outlook and clicking on People Pane and going to Account settings.
- 88. Facebook
- 89. My Space
- 90. Linked In
- 93. Don’t Forget SharePint!! Sponsored By….. Join us at 6:00 pm at BJs Brewhousefor a free drink, kindly provided by Rackspace! A great opportunity to network with other SharePoint Professionals! Don’t forget to fill out your bingo cards and surveys to be eligible for GREAT end of day raffles!
- 94. Thanks to Our Sponsors
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