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�ݺ�ߣshows by User: 507314211 / http://www.slideshare.net/images/logo.gif �ݺ�ߣshows by User: 507314211 / Sat, 06 Oct 2018 20:00:22 GMT �ݺ�ߣShare feed for �ݺ�ߣshows by User: 507314211 SPS Denver SharePoint Wizardry 2018 /slideshow/sps-denver-content-wizardry-2018/118491195 spsdenvercontentwizardry2018-181006200022
Nate Chamberlain's session "SharePoint Wizardry for Content Management, Archiving and Retention" delivered at SharePoint Saturday Denver 2018. Includes on premises and O365 content to help you get started with cutting down on digital hoarding and organizing your content in an intuitive way defined by governance.]]>
Nate Chamberlain's session "SharePoint Wizardry for Content Management, Archiving and Retention" delivered at SharePoint Saturday Denver 2018. Includes on premises and O365 content to help you get started with cutting down on digital hoarding and organizing your content in an intuitive way defined by governance.]]> Sat, 06 Oct 2018 20:00:22 GMT /slideshow/sps-denver-content-wizardry-2018/118491195 507314211@slideshare.net(507314211) SPS Denver SharePoint Wizardry 2018 507314211 Nate Chamberlain's session "SharePoint Wizardry for Content Management, Archiving and Retention" delivered at SharePoint Saturday Denver 2018. Includes on premises and O365 content to help you get started with cutting down on digital hoarding and organizing your content in an intuitive way defined by governance. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/spsdenvercontentwizardry2018-181006200022-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Nate Chamberlain's session "SharePoint Wizardry for Content Management, Archiving and Retention" delivered at SharePoint Saturday Denver 2018. Includes on premises and O365 content to help you get started with cutting down on digital hoarding and organizing your content in an intuitive way defined by governance.

SPS Denver SharePoint Wizardry 2018 from Nate Chamberlain

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0 Building the Intranet of the Future: Using SharePoint to Empower Collaboration /507314211/building-the-intranet-of-the-future-using-sharepoint-to-empower-collaboration-114704979 spsburgh2018-intranet-180915130549
Presentation given at SPS Pittsburgh September 15, 2018 Automation, organization, incredible search capabilities and user interactivity; all things your organization can have in choosing to build an intranet with SharePoint. We'll discuss avoiding File Dump 2.0 by exploring best practices in internal communications and collaboration via intranets, rethinking forms and minimizing busy work by utilizing automation capabilities in SPD workflows and Microsoft Flow and designing intuitive navigation.]]>
Presentation given at SPS Pittsburgh September 15, 2018 Automation, organization, incredible search capabilities and user interactivity; all things your organization can have in choosing to build an intranet with SharePoint. We'll discuss avoiding File Dump 2.0 by exploring best practices in internal communications and collaboration via intranets, rethinking forms and minimizing busy work by utilizing automation capabilities in SPD workflows and Microsoft Flow and designing intuitive navigation.]]> Sat, 15 Sep 2018 13:05:49 GMT /507314211/building-the-intranet-of-the-future-using-sharepoint-to-empower-collaboration-114704979 507314211@slideshare.net(507314211) Building the Intranet of the Future: Using SharePoint to Empower Collaboration 507314211 Presentation given at SPS Pittsburgh September 15, 2018 Automation, organization, incredible search capabilities and user interactivity; all things your organization can have in choosing to build an intranet with SharePoint. We'll discuss avoiding File Dump 2.0 by exploring best practices in internal communications and collaboration via intranets, rethinking forms and minimizing busy work by utilizing automation capabilities in SPD workflows and Microsoft Flow and designing intuitive navigation. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/spsburgh2018-intranet-180915130549-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Presentation given at SPS Pittsburgh September 15, 2018 Automation, organization, incredible search capabilities and user interactivity; all things your organization can have in choosing to build an intranet with SharePoint. We'll discuss avoiding File Dump 2.0 by exploring best practices in internal communications and collaboration via intranets, rethinking forms and minimizing busy work by utilizing automation capabilities in SPD workflows and Microsoft Flow and designing intuitive navigation.

Building the Intranet of the Future: Using SharePoint to Empower Collaboration from Nate Chamberlain

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0 Building the intranet of the future: Using SharePoint to empower collaboration /slideshow/building-the-intranet-of-the-future-using-sharepoint-to-empower-collaboration-107300003/107300003 chamberlain-spsomaha2018-intranet-180724142251
Presented at multiple SharePoint Saturday events including Omaha, Baltimore and St. Louis. Automation, organization, incredible search capabilities and user interactivity; all things your organization can have in choosing to build an intranet with SharePoint. We’ll discuss avoiding File Dump 2.0 by exploring best practices in internal communications and collaboration via intranets, rethinking forms and minimizing busy work by utilizing automation capabilities in SPD workflows and Microsoft Flow and designing intuitive navigation.]]>
Presented at multiple SharePoint Saturday events including Omaha, Baltimore and St. Louis. Automation, organization, incredible search capabilities and user interactivity; all things your organization can have in choosing to build an intranet with SharePoint. We’ll discuss avoiding File Dump 2.0 by exploring best practices in internal communications and collaboration via intranets, rethinking forms and minimizing busy work by utilizing automation capabilities in SPD workflows and Microsoft Flow and designing intuitive navigation.]]> Tue, 24 Jul 2018 14:22:51 GMT /slideshow/building-the-intranet-of-the-future-using-sharepoint-to-empower-collaboration-107300003/107300003 507314211@slideshare.net(507314211) Building the intranet of the future: Using SharePoint to empower collaboration 507314211 Presented at multiple SharePoint Saturday events including Omaha, Baltimore and St. Louis. Automation, organization, incredible search capabilities and user interactivity; all things your organization can have in choosing to build an intranet with SharePoint. We’ll discuss avoiding File Dump 2.0 by exploring best practices in internal communications and collaboration via intranets, rethinking forms and minimizing busy work by utilizing automation capabilities in SPD workflows and Microsoft Flow and designing intuitive navigation. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/chamberlain-spsomaha2018-intranet-180724142251-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Presented at multiple SharePoint Saturday events including Omaha, Baltimore and St. Louis. Automation, organization, incredible search capabilities and user interactivity; all things your organization can have in choosing to build an intranet with SharePoint. We’ll discuss avoiding File Dump 2.0 by exploring best practices in internal communications and collaboration via intranets, rethinking forms and minimizing busy work by utilizing automation capabilities in SPD workflows and Microsoft Flow and designing intuitive navigation.

Building the intranet of the future: Using SharePoint to empower collaboration from Nate Chamberlain

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0 SharePoint as your supervisory sidekick /slideshow/sharepoint-as-your-supervisory-sidekick/107298126 sharepointasyoursupervisorysidekick3-7-2018-180724140700
This 1 hour class highlights some of the more useful features available in SharePoint and is meant to spark ideas for supervisors wishing to improve collaboration, sharing, reporting and/or communication within their team. Topics  Getting started o Organization & Layout o Content strategy including archiving/retention  Collaboration o Co-authoring o File sharing  Projects & Communication o Forms o Approvals o Task tracking o Social/Conversations/Forums o Automation with workflow o Dashboard reports in SharePoint with Power BI]]>
This 1 hour class highlights some of the more useful features available in SharePoint and is meant to spark ideas for supervisors wishing to improve collaboration, sharing, reporting and/or communication within their team. Topics  Getting started o Organization & Layout o Content strategy including archiving/retention  Collaboration o Co-authoring o File sharing  Projects & Communication o Forms o Approvals o Task tracking o Social/Conversations/Forums o Automation with workflow o Dashboard reports in SharePoint with Power BI]]> Tue, 24 Jul 2018 14:07:00 GMT /slideshow/sharepoint-as-your-supervisory-sidekick/107298126 507314211@slideshare.net(507314211) SharePoint as your supervisory sidekick 507314211 This 1 hour class highlights some of the more useful features available in SharePoint and is meant to spark ideas for supervisors wishing to improve collaboration, sharing, reporting and/or communication within their team. Topics  Getting started o Organization & Layout o Content strategy including archiving/retention  Collaboration o Co-authoring o File sharing  Projects & Communication o Forms o Approvals o Task tracking o Social/Conversations/Forums o Automation with workflow o Dashboard reports in SharePoint with Power BI <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/sharepointasyoursupervisorysidekick3-7-2018-180724140700-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> This 1 hour class highlights some of the more useful features available in SharePoint and is meant to spark ideas for supervisors wishing to improve collaboration, sharing, reporting and/or communication within their team. Topics  Getting started o Organization & Layout o Content strategy including archiving/retention  Collaboration o Co-authoring o File sharing  Projects & Communication o Forms o Approvals o Task tracking o Social/Conversations/Forums o Automation with workflow o Dashboard reports in SharePoint with Power BI

SharePoint as your supervisory sidekick from Nate Chamberlain

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0 Revive Your Intranet: Content Strategy & Digital Collaboration /slideshow/revive-your-intranet-content-strategy-digital-collaboration/107298097 reviveyourintranet2017-180724140645
Presented at Kansas Library Association (KLA) Annual Conference 2017 Intranets are evolving from a system of record to a system of engagement. Content strategy and elements of digital collaboration are crucial to reviving your intranet and keeping it from becoming a file-dump. Where once we simply uploaded documents and resources from time to time, we now submit our time-off requests, share calendars with others and collaborate on documents and projects without leaving our browsers. This session will explore ideas for doing this in your library, reviving a stale intranet with new features and components that make it more valuable to your staff. We'll explore tips for creating and managing content that keep the content easily searchable and current, and ideas for getting people excited about and involved with your content strategy.]]>
Presented at Kansas Library Association (KLA) Annual Conference 2017 Intranets are evolving from a system of record to a system of engagement. Content strategy and elements of digital collaboration are crucial to reviving your intranet and keeping it from becoming a file-dump. Where once we simply uploaded documents and resources from time to time, we now submit our time-off requests, share calendars with others and collaborate on documents and projects without leaving our browsers. This session will explore ideas for doing this in your library, reviving a stale intranet with new features and components that make it more valuable to your staff. We'll explore tips for creating and managing content that keep the content easily searchable and current, and ideas for getting people excited about and involved with your content strategy.]]> Tue, 24 Jul 2018 14:06:45 GMT /slideshow/revive-your-intranet-content-strategy-digital-collaboration/107298097 507314211@slideshare.net(507314211) Revive Your Intranet: Content Strategy & Digital Collaboration 507314211 Presented at Kansas Library Association (KLA) Annual Conference 2017 Intranets are evolving from a system of record to a system of engagement. Content strategy and elements of digital collaboration are crucial to reviving your intranet and keeping it from becoming a file-dump. Where once we simply uploaded documents and resources from time to time, we now submit our time-off requests, share calendars with others and collaborate on documents and projects without leaving our browsers. This session will explore ideas for doing this in your library, reviving a stale intranet with new features and components that make it more valuable to your staff. We'll explore tips for creating and managing content that keep the content easily searchable and current, and ideas for getting people excited about and involved with your content strategy. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/reviveyourintranet2017-180724140645-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Presented at Kansas Library Association (KLA) Annual Conference 2017 Intranets are evolving from a system of record to a system of engagement. Content strategy and elements of digital collaboration are crucial to reviving your intranet and keeping it from becoming a file-dump. Where once we simply uploaded documents and resources from time to time, we now submit our time-off requests, share calendars with others and collaborate on documents and projects without leaving our browsers. This session will explore ideas for doing this in your library, reviving a stale intranet with new features and components that make it more valuable to your staff. We'll explore tips for creating and managing content that keep the content easily searchable and current, and ideas for getting people excited about and involved with your content strategy.

Revive Your Intranet: Content Strategy & Digital Collaboration from Nate Chamberlain

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0 "Libraries in the Cloud: Transforming the way we work" co-presented with William Ottens of Lawrence Public Library /507314211/libraries-in-the-cloud-transforming-the-way-we-work-copresented-with-william-ottens-of-lawrence-public-library librariesinthecloudkla2017-180724140634
Presented at Kansas Library Association (KLA) Annual Conference 2017 and 2017 KWM/SLA Fall Conference. Basecamp vs. Trello; Google Drive vs. Dropbox; Hootsuite vs. Tweetdeck—it can be difficult to get everyone on your team operating from the same cloud. There are a lot of options when it comes to survey and analysis tools, online storage spaces, social media platform strategies, project management tools, etc. Your library could also be paying for multiple subscriptions to premium tools that accomplish the same objectives. This session will focus on comparing popular cloud-based tools to improve your efficiency and ability to innovate in the cloud at your library. Attendees will leave with ideas for better engagement of patrons and co-workers as well as collaborative tools they may not have considered before that save time and energy. Attendees will also be better prepared to identify which tools would be most appropriate in any given situation. Topics to be addressed include: • Cloud offices: G Suite & O365 • Social Media Management • Webforms, surveys, polls, etc. • Re-imagining the intranet • Intro to automation]]>
Presented at Kansas Library Association (KLA) Annual Conference 2017 and 2017 KWM/SLA Fall Conference. Basecamp vs. Trello; Google Drive vs. Dropbox; Hootsuite vs. Tweetdeck—it can be difficult to get everyone on your team operating from the same cloud. There are a lot of options when it comes to survey and analysis tools, online storage spaces, social media platform strategies, project management tools, etc. Your library could also be paying for multiple subscriptions to premium tools that accomplish the same objectives. This session will focus on comparing popular cloud-based tools to improve your efficiency and ability to innovate in the cloud at your library. Attendees will leave with ideas for better engagement of patrons and co-workers as well as collaborative tools they may not have considered before that save time and energy. Attendees will also be better prepared to identify which tools would be most appropriate in any given situation. Topics to be addressed include: • Cloud offices: G Suite & O365 • Social Media Management • Webforms, surveys, polls, etc. • Re-imagining the intranet • Intro to automation]]> Tue, 24 Jul 2018 14:06:34 GMT /507314211/libraries-in-the-cloud-transforming-the-way-we-work-copresented-with-william-ottens-of-lawrence-public-library 507314211@slideshare.net(507314211) "Libraries in the Cloud: Transforming the way we work" co-presented with William Ottens of Lawrence Public Library 507314211 Presented at Kansas Library Association (KLA) Annual Conference 2017 and 2017 KWM/SLA Fall Conference. Basecamp vs. Trello; Google Drive vs. Dropbox; Hootsuite vs. Tweetdeck—it can be difficult to get everyone on your team operating from the same cloud. There are a lot of options when it comes to survey and analysis tools, online storage spaces, social media platform strategies, project management tools, etc. Your library could also be paying for multiple subscriptions to premium tools that accomplish the same objectives. This session will focus on comparing popular cloud-based tools to improve your efficiency and ability to innovate in the cloud at your library. Attendees will leave with ideas for better engagement of patrons and co-workers as well as collaborative tools they may not have considered before that save time and energy. Attendees will also be better prepared to identify which tools would be most appropriate in any given situation. Topics to be addressed include: • Cloud offices: G Suite & O365 • Social Media Management • Webforms, surveys, polls, etc. • Re-imagining the intranet • Intro to automation <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/librariesinthecloudkla2017-180724140634-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Presented at Kansas Library Association (KLA) Annual Conference 2017 and 2017 KWM/SLA Fall Conference. Basecamp vs. Trello; Google Drive vs. Dropbox; Hootsuite vs. Tweetdeck—it can be difficult to get everyone on your team operating from the same cloud. There are a lot of options when it comes to survey and analysis tools, online storage spaces, social media platform strategies, project management tools, etc. Your library could also be paying for multiple subscriptions to premium tools that accomplish the same objectives. This session will focus on comparing popular cloud-based tools to improve your efficiency and ability to innovate in the cloud at your library. Attendees will leave with ideas for better engagement of patrons and co-workers as well as collaborative tools they may not have considered before that save time and energy. Attendees will also be better prepared to identify which tools would be most appropriate in any given situation. Topics to be addressed include: • Cloud offices: G Suite & O365 • Social Media Management • Webforms, surveys, polls, etc. • Re-imagining the intranet • Intro to automation

"Libraries in the Cloud: Transforming the way we work" co-presented with William Ottens of Lawrence Public Library from Nate Chamberlain

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0 The Fundamental Aspects of Library Project Management: A Close Examination of Applications /slideshow/the-fundamental-aspects-of-library-project-management-a-close-examination-of-applications/107298015 fundamentalaspectsoflibraryprojectmanagement2017-180724140610
Presented at American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference 2018 and Kansas Library Association (KLA) Annual Conference 2017. This session will combine the fundamentals of Project Management and Team Leadership as commonly found in academic and public libraries. By attending, you will acquire further understanding of the responsibilities of project development and team leadership and walk away better prepared to apply project management concepts in your library environment. This session is appropriate for librarians tasked with planning and controlling projects to ensure successful outcomes. Specific applications include the following: • Designing high performance teams; • Developing appropriate charting and timelines; • Learning about the tools and techniques for managing high performance teams; • Familiarizing oneself with the stages in the project cycle; • Identifying the common pitfalls in library projects; • Exploring innovative integration of best practices and developing new skill competencies; • Monitoring process and activities; • Communicating effectively; • Reporting project status and performance measures to stakeholders; • Delivering lasting results/payoff/value to your organization. Session attendees will encounter actual and ideal projects in libraries, illustrating how concepts discussed can immediately be put into practice. We will pay special attention to libraries with few staff or one professional MLS staff member who has additional duties beyond projects.]]>
Presented at American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference 2018 and Kansas Library Association (KLA) Annual Conference 2017. This session will combine the fundamentals of Project Management and Team Leadership as commonly found in academic and public libraries. By attending, you will acquire further understanding of the responsibilities of project development and team leadership and walk away better prepared to apply project management concepts in your library environment. This session is appropriate for librarians tasked with planning and controlling projects to ensure successful outcomes. Specific applications include the following: • Designing high performance teams; • Developing appropriate charting and timelines; • Learning about the tools and techniques for managing high performance teams; • Familiarizing oneself with the stages in the project cycle; • Identifying the common pitfalls in library projects; • Exploring innovative integration of best practices and developing new skill competencies; • Monitoring process and activities; • Communicating effectively; • Reporting project status and performance measures to stakeholders; • Delivering lasting results/payoff/value to your organization. Session attendees will encounter actual and ideal projects in libraries, illustrating how concepts discussed can immediately be put into practice. We will pay special attention to libraries with few staff or one professional MLS staff member who has additional duties beyond projects.]]> Tue, 24 Jul 2018 14:06:10 GMT /slideshow/the-fundamental-aspects-of-library-project-management-a-close-examination-of-applications/107298015 507314211@slideshare.net(507314211) The Fundamental Aspects of Library Project Management: A Close Examination of Applications 507314211 Presented at American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference 2018 and Kansas Library Association (KLA) Annual Conference 2017. This session will combine the fundamentals of Project Management and Team Leadership as commonly found in academic and public libraries. By attending, you will acquire further understanding of the responsibilities of project development and team leadership and walk away better prepared to apply project management concepts in your library environment. This session is appropriate for librarians tasked with planning and controlling projects to ensure successful outcomes. Specific applications include the following: • Designing high performance teams; • Developing appropriate charting and timelines; • Learning about the tools and techniques for managing high performance teams; • Familiarizing oneself with the stages in the project cycle; • Identifying the common pitfalls in library projects; • Exploring innovative integration of best practices and developing new skill competencies; • Monitoring process and activities; • Communicating effectively; • Reporting project status and performance measures to stakeholders; • Delivering lasting results/payoff/value to your organization. Session attendees will encounter actual and ideal projects in libraries, illustrating how concepts discussed can immediately be put into practice. We will pay special attention to libraries with few staff or one professional MLS staff member who has additional duties beyond projects. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/fundamentalaspectsoflibraryprojectmanagement2017-180724140610-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Presented at American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference 2018 and Kansas Library Association (KLA) Annual Conference 2017. This session will combine the fundamentals of Project Management and Team Leadership as commonly found in academic and public libraries. By attending, you will acquire further understanding of the responsibilities of project development and team leadership and walk away better prepared to apply project management concepts in your library environment. This session is appropriate for librarians tasked with planning and controlling projects to ensure successful outcomes. Specific applications include the following: • Designing high performance teams; • Developing appropriate charting and timelines; • Learning about the tools and techniques for managing high performance teams; • Familiarizing oneself with the stages in the project cycle; • Identifying the common pitfalls in library projects; • Exploring innovative integration of best practices and developing new skill competencies; • Monitoring process and activities; • Communicating effectively; • Reporting project status and performance measures to stakeholders; • Delivering lasting results/payoff/value to your organization. Session attendees will encounter actual and ideal projects in libraries, illustrating how concepts discussed can immediately be put into practice. We will pay special attention to libraries with few staff or one professional MLS staff member who has additional duties beyond projects.

The Fundamental Aspects of Library Project Management: A Close Examination of Applications from Nate Chamberlain

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0 https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/profile-photo-507314211-48x48.jpg?cb=1555597462 Nate Chamberlain is a Kansas City area SharePoint Systems Engineer at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and creator/organizer of the Lawrence SharePoint User Group (LSPUG). He focuses on promoting usage and understanding of Office 365 & SharePoint, and consulting and collaborating to develop effective business solutions that streamline communication and processes. Nate shares solutions and ideas on his blog at http://www.SharePointLibrarian.com and particularly enjoys exploring the strengths of SharePoint in combination with Flow, PowerApps and Power BI. www.sharepointlibrarian.com https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/spsdenvercontentwizardry2018-181006200022-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/sps-denver-content-wizardry-2018/118491195 SPS Denver SharePoint ... https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/spsburgh2018-intranet-180915130549-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds 507314211/building-the-intranet-of-the-future-using-sharepoint-to-empower-collaboration-114704979 Building the Intranet ... https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/chamberlain-spsomaha2018-intranet-180724142251-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/building-the-intranet-of-the-future-using-sharepoint-to-empower-collaboration-107300003/107300003 Building the intranet ...