Enhancing your pages and sites in SharePoint Online (2024)

Skillsoft issued completion badges are earned based on viewing the percentage required or receiving a passing score when assessment is required. In today's digital workplace, creating engaging and functional SharePoint pages is essential for effective communication and collaboration. Enhancing your SharePoint Online pages can transform a basic site into a dynamic and interactive platform. By incorporating elements like web parts, media, and customized layouts, you can create a more user-friendly experience. Throughout this course, you will learn how to insert and format tables to enhance the organization and presentation of your data. You'll discover how to customize the appearance of your tables using various styles, text formatting tools, and accessibility features to improve their look and functionality. Additionally, you'll explore the process of inserting image web parts to your SharePoint pages, making your content more visually appealing and engaging. You'll also learn how to incorporate a media stream to seamlessly integrate videos from Microsoft Stream or other sources into your SharePoint pages. The course covers how to embed YouTube videos into SharePoint Online and explores the link web part and quick links web part, which allow you to add single or multiple hyperlinks to a page for easy navigation in a visually appealing layout. Furthermore, you will learn how to enhance your pages by inserting document files and adding highlighted content, making important documents easily accessible to your team. Moreover, you will be introduced to the Copilot Agent feature, designed to offer real-time support and assistance directly within the SharePoint environment. You will learn how to access the default Copilot Agent, initiate and manage chat, and create and edit a Copilot agent to refine its functionality. The course will also cover creating a file-based agent, approving, and sharing a Copilot agent in a SharePoint site, ensuring relevant support for specific files in a document library.