2 SharePoint Concepts
How to…
• Work with sites
• Work with lists
• Work with items and documents
• Use SharePoint permissions
• Work with pages
• Work with web parts
• Use the Recycle Bin
• Use SharePoint Central Administration
The goal of this chapter is to get you familiar with SharePoint terminology and the types of containers, pages, and items you’ll find inside SharePoint Server 2010. Unlike traditional websites, you can’t look through the directories on a SharePoint server and find the site hierarchy and other assets that comprise the SharePoint content. This is because SharePoint is a dynamic, database-driven application. The site hierarchy is just one example of something that is defined within a database and then dynamically created ...
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