SharePoint for Nonprofits pt 1

Community IT Innovators Nonprofit Technology Topics

Do you have questions about file sharing and collaboration at your nonprofit?

Do you use Microsoft 365? If you use Teams to share files with colleagues, you use SharePoint.

Have you been confused about SharePoint in the past? Sometimes SharePoint training can be overwhelming. SharePoint can also be over-built and overly complicated for the basic user. Here is a basic article on how file sharing works in SharePoint if you want to read ahead, but don’t worry, we’re going to cover it all in the webinar.

In this webinar, we answered the most common questions and walked through the ways SharePoint makes sharing files easier. And people absolutely had lots of good questions.

Catch up on this expert webinar with Kyle Haines of Build Consulting and Steve Longenecker from Community IT. Between them they have a breadth of knowledge on nonprofit use of SharePoint. They cover the advantages and challenges of this tool; migrations, training, and change management; and how to set up file architecture to match your organization’s style. SharePoint is a powerful tool for many applications; in this webinar we focus on using it for file sharing.

SharePoint is the tool within the Microsoft Office 365 online suite that provides a platform for storing, sharing and collaborating on documents. If you have Microsoft 365, you have SharePoint. If you are not using it to collaborate with your colleagues, or if you are finding it frustrating or hard to use, join this webinar for some tips and answers to your questions! If you are used to using OneDrive, you are using SharePoint. If you are sharing document files in Teams, you are using SharePoint. For more on SharePoint and what we cover in this podcast, see our Frequently Asked Questions post.

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