- [Gini] Congratulations on completing this course.
I hope you have an opportunity to put
some of your new skills to work soon
creating SharePoint sites for use by your teams
for collaboration and for communication.
Before you relax into your warm feeling of accomplishment,
please take a moment
and add your certificate of completion for this course
to your LinkedIn profile
and I also encourage you to share it
on Facebook and Twitter.
This is the end but certainly not the end
of what you can learn about working with SharePoint
and the associated tools to create
modern SharePoint sites.
If you'd like more information about creating
communication sites,
I'd encourage you to take a look at Shari Oswald's course
SharePoint: Creating Communication Sites.
For more information on team sites
and on Microsoft PowerApps and Flow for use with SharePoint,
take a look at SharePoint Online: Beyond the Basics.
For more information on PowerApps,
either Microsoft PowerApps Essential Training: the Basics
or Learning Microsoft PowerApps.
All of these courses are in the LinkedIn Learning library.
Finally if you have colleagues who are just beginning
work with SharePoint
and they don't need to design sites,
but they do need to know how to use them
there are a couple of courses that you can recommend
so that you don't need to be their only source of support.
Take a look at
SharePoint Online Essential Training: the Basics
which is how to use SharePoint sites
whether they're communication sites or team sites
and Learning SharePoint Online,
an even briefer version.
A quick step into how to use SharePoint
for folks who are new to the product.
It's truly been a privilege to create this course for you.
You can find me on LinkedIn
and occasionally on Twitter.
Until our next time together,
be well in the world.