55141: SharePoint 2013 Search for Power Users
Audience Profile
Primary audinece for this course are:
- SharePoint end users
- SharePoint Site Owners
- SharePoint Site Collection Administrators
- SharePoint Administrators and Developers
- SharePoint Governance Auditors
- Anybody who needs to “find stuff” in SharePoint 2013
Prerequisites
Before attending this course, students must:
- Have good SharePoint 2013 end user skills or have attended “55029 Introduction to SharePoint 2013 for Collaboration and Document Management”, “55035 Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 for the Site Owner / Power User” or similar.
Course Outline
Module 1: SharePoint Search
This module provides an introduction to the topics covered in the class and introduces SharePoint search terminology.
Lessons
- Who is this class for?
- Prerequisites
- SharePoint versions and search feature differences
Lab
- None
Module 2: How Search Works!
This module covers how SharePoint search finds and indexes content.
Lessons
- Before you can run… you must Crawl!
- The Search Flow
- Crawl Sources
- What is Indexed
- What is not Indexed
- Content Processing
- Search is Security Trimmed
- Alternates to Search
- Search Limitations
Lab
- Feature and limitation quiz.
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Understand the concepts of crawling and indexing content and the impact on search availability and freshness.
- Understand the limits of search, especially what is not indexed.
Module 3: Core Search Techniques
This module covers the use of the core search techniques.
Lessons
- Search Basics
- Where can you search?
- Search Navigation
- Shoot first and see what you hit…
- Refining Your Search
- Aim then shoot…
- Include or Exclude
- Wildcards
- Boolean Operators
- Files in Libraries vs. Files as Attachments
- Search Verticals
- Searching for People
- The Advanced Search Page
- Creating Search Alerts
- Search Preferences
- The List and Library Search Box
- The OneDrive Pro Query Box
Lab
- Exercise 1: Using core search techniques.
- Exercise 2: Using the Enterprise Search Center.
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Use the core search features including keywords, wildcards and Boolean operators.
- Identify the various places to start a search and the benefits of each.
- Search for people.
Module 4: Advanced Search Techniques
This module covers the more advanced search techniques.
Lessons
- Property Searches
- Out of the Box Managed Properties
- Data Types
- Comparison Operators
- ContentClass
- Content Types
- When is a Title not the Title?
- Examples of Property Searches
- Working with Multi-Lingual Content
- What you can do to improve search results
Lab
- Exercise 1: Using Managed Properties.
- Exercise 2: Working with numbers and dates.
- Exercise 3: Finding lists and content by ContentClass.
- Exercise 4: Finding content by language.
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Find content based on Managed Properties.
- Properly search for items using dates.
- Find lists and libraries by type.
- Search using multiple languages.
- Understand how a search administrator can tune search.
- Understand how to best manage content to make it findable.
Module 5: The Search Web Part
This module introduces the Search Web Parts.
Lessons
- Which Search Web Part
- Content Query Web Part
- Search Results Web Part
- Content Search Web Part
- An example of using the Search Results Web Part
Lab
- Exercise 1: Which web part?
- Exercise 2: Creating a Search Results Web Part to display all new Announcements
After completing this module, students will be able to:
- Determine which search web part to use.
- Create a custom Search Results Web Part.
Appendix: Codes and Lists
The appendix contains several detailed lists of codes and features useful to users of SharePoint search.
Lessons
- Content Class Codes
- SharePoint Search File Types
- Search Features by Edition
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