Equip your organization with a comprehensive SharePoint training center for a flat fee. If you are already using SharePoint, or plan to upgrade to the 2007 product line, Portalogiks SharePoint 2007 Virtual Training Center 3.0 provides training on how to develop SharePoint solutions and diffuses SharePoint skill sets among the web team and end users alike.
50% of SharePoint deployments fail to reach a collaborative state of maturity due to lack of a citizen-drive portal. With 60 modular flash-based SharePoint training videos, the add-on deploys to your existing SharePoint portal, LMS or HTML intranet in 15 minutes. By providing virtual training to all portal users, they obtain a common skill set to collaborate together and use the tools and utilities of SharePoint sites. The SharePoint platform then becomes the tool by which users can be trained and information workers can find training modules specific to their role and function in the organization.
The SharePoint Virtual Training Center (VTC) is available as a package and includes the following:
- 60 modular SharePoint training videos (View List of Training Modules)
- Deployable to any SharePoint site, LMS, or Intranet
- Instant browser playback, no waiting for buffering or completed downloads
- No popups, text bubbles, or advertisements
- Perpetual license to store and make accessible via your secure SharePoint Portal or website
- Covers skills in both Portal Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
- Trains all classes of users, everything from end users to developers
- All videos have playback controls for pausing and rewinding timelines
- Includes the HTML to quickly deploy a web-based training center page (View)
- All high quality 1024 X 768 resolution for clear readability
- Section 508 compliant with sound
- Developed by SharePoint experts and lead by trainers, each module has the actions explained and completes each step of the session
- Lifetime updates to the 2007 Training Center! As new training modules are issued your license ensures your training provisions expand with no increased costs
