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Learning Gateway Conference: SharePoint 2010 for Education
- 1. SharePoint 2010 for Education Alex Pearce
- 2. About the Speaker…. Alex Pearce, MVP in SharePoint , Redstone as Learning Platform Solutions Architect http://www.learninggateway.net/blogs/ajp apearce@bfcnetworks.com @alex_pearce Found of the Learning Gateway User Group. http://www.learninggateway.net
- 3. The Evolution of SharePoint
- 4. WSS is dead …long live SPF
- 5. MOSS is dead…. …long live SPS
- 6. The Evolution of SharePoint
- 7. Agenda or Content Slide Ribbon Wiki Pages Themes Metadata / Rating Office Web Applications PowerPoint Broadcasting MySites/Social Search Multi Browser Support
- 8. Place Demo Title Here Straight into SharePoint 2010
- 13. Place Demo Title Here Office Web Application
- 14. Thank you for attending! apearce@bfcnetworks.com Twitter: @alex_pearce
- 15. Agenda or Content Slide Text goes here Level 2 text goes here Level 3 text goes here Level 4 text goes here Level 5 text goes here
- 16. Content Titles Goes Here Use this slide for side-by-side content, such as a list of best practices in this list… …And a list of other worst practices in this list…
- 17. Content Title Goes Here List Name List Items – use this slide for compare/contrast discussions List Name List Items
- 18. Title Only Slide – use if needed
- 21. Thank you for attending! Your contact details
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- Microsoft Office 3.0 was the first version of Office for Windows and was released in 1993.Office 4.0 and 4.3 followed in 1994. Office 4.0 contained Word 6.0, Excel 5.0 and PowerPoint 4.0. Word 6.0 of course followed on from Word 2.0, so good to see that we’ve always been good at getting the numbers right…Office 95 – the first copy of Office that was 32-bitOffice 97 – a major milestone release – it included the red and green squiggley underlines for spelling and grammar checking.As we move through the different versions of Office, we also added new Applications and services.SharePoint joined us in 2001, became part of the Office system in 2003.Exchange 4.0 launched in 1996 (We had Microsoft Mail 3.5 before that)Visio joined the Office family in 2000, OneNote in 2003 and Groove in 2007.We have OfficeOnline one of the most visited websites in the world and more recently we’ve had OfficeLive Workspace as a way to extend Office into the cloud to store and share documents.All of that is simply a way of saying that Productivity is part of Microsoft’s DNA, we’ve been doing it a long time, it’s changed a lot and Office 14 is the next step in the evolution.We have performance point server 2007.