One of the great site templates that comes with SharePoint 2010 is the blog template. For a lot of organisations that are looking to encourage knowledge sharing an internal blogging initiative is often seen as a great first step. Blogs are a concept that many users are familiar with from regular use on the internet . . . → Read More: Creating a latest blog posts web part
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Responding to what most surely be one of the most common questions and requests from users of previous SharePoint My Sites Microsoft have updated the new manner in which profile pictures are managed within SharePoint 2010 My Sites (actually the User Profile Database). The key areas of the new approach are: Pictures are now stored . . . → Read More: My Site 2010 Profile Pictures Centrally Managed The Activity Feed in SharePoint 2010 My Sites is an automated piece of functionality that tracks actions that have happened in the SharePoint environment; such as tagging, adding notes, and updating profile information etc. There are two faces to the Activity Feed: Consolidated – activities that I am tracking (such as from my colleagues identified . . . → Read More: My Site Activity Feed Extensibility The My Site in SharePoint 2010 consists of three distinct areas: My Network My Content My Profile [Each of these can be renamed if desired – for example I believe Microsoft have renamed the My Network to What’s New for their implementation of http://my] The My Network area is where I can track my colleagues . . . → Read More: My Site 2010 Composition |
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