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The SharePoint Shepherd's Guide for End Users
If you've ever struggled to find something with SharePoint you'll appreciate the highly visual step-by-step nature that the SharePoint Shepherd's Guide uses. You will be able to find and use all of the common features that every user needs. With over 116 tasks you'll find what you need. Find out more about the book and see samples at //www.sharepointshepherd.co
365 pages, Paperback
First published March 26, 2008
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Robert L. Bogue
20 books20 followersRobert L. Bogue -(MCSE,MSCA:Security,etc.)- Robert has a driving passion for delivering solutions through both teaching and learning. His drive for resolving problems is fueled by his creativity and innovation – by his ability to find solutions that others cannot find. His experience in the technical world has given him a unique opportunity to learn how to solve problems both in a technical sense and an organizational sense well before problems arise.
Robert is a community leader and has owned his business for over 10 years. He has authored 28 books and has been an editor for over 100 additional books. Robert strives to be better today than he was yesterday and achieves this through his strategy, facilitation, elicitation, coaching, and mentoring techniques and skills. He has received the prestigious Microsoft MVP designation seventeen times. He combines his love for emotional intelligence, communication skills gleaned from working in the IT world and having to talk to others, and his dynamic presentation skills to help change lives one at a time.
Robert is an engaging presenter who speaks at local, regional, national, and international events. He has spoken to tens of thousands of professionals. Robert has fine-tuned his ability to focus others into effective communicating to create a wonderful experience for his audiences. He can bring together all departments of an organization to help build communication bridges to increase employee satisfaction and therefore increase efficiency within the organization. He is committed to “making the complicated simple”. His approach to continual learning has led him to be an expert in instructional design and video production.
Learn more about his most recent book, Extinguish Burnout: A Practical Guide to Prevention and Recovery, by visiting https://ExtinguishBurnout.com.
Robert is a community leader and has owned his business for over 10 years. He has authored 28 books and has been an editor for over 100 additional books. Robert strives to be better today than he was yesterday and achieves this through his strategy, facilitation, elicitation, coaching, and mentoring techniques and skills. He has received the prestigious Microsoft MVP designation seventeen times. He combines his love for emotional intelligence, communication skills gleaned from working in the IT world and having to talk to others, and his dynamic presentation skills to help change lives one at a time.
Robert is an engaging presenter who speaks at local, regional, national, and international events. He has spoken to tens of thousands of professionals. Robert has fine-tuned his ability to focus others into effective communicating to create a wonderful experience for his audiences. He can bring together all departments of an organization to help build communication bridges to increase employee satisfaction and therefore increase efficiency within the organization. He is committed to “making the complicated simple”. His approach to continual learning has led him to be an expert in instructional design and video production.
Learn more about his most recent book, Extinguish Burnout: A Practical Guide to Prevention and Recovery, by visiting https://ExtinguishBurnout.com.
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January 2, 2018
What a waste. This book is useless to me.
If I wanted step-by-step instructions on how to do something with no overview or background information whatsoever, I’d use the internet. In fact, the internet is more helpful due to the many comments adding helpful bits of info.
And what a dumb title for the book. Shepherding end users? Embarrassing really.
If I wanted step-by-step instructions on how to do something with no overview or background information whatsoever, I’d use the internet. In fact, the internet is more helpful due to the many comments adding helpful bits of info.
And what a dumb title for the book. Shepherding end users? Embarrassing really.
October 2, 2011
totally lifted parts of it (structure only, no plagarism) for some of the training materials that I have had to put together for work...sure did make it a lot easier! Great explanations for newbies, a little light for those who are super-users
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