Blogroll

Bring more order to your meetings by setting up one of five kinds of Meeting Workspace sites.

Customize a Meeting Workspace site by adding lists, changing the appearance, and more.

Do you track a lot of information for your meetings? Learn how to add more pages to your Meeting Workspace site.

See a visual display, known as a Gantt view, of your tasks with a project task list.

Track team events, conferences, vacations, and other important dates with a calendar.

Take this self-paced training course to learn how to be more productive and efficient using document libraries.

Sally McGee recommends eight tips for setting up and using a team Web site for document storing and collaboration.

Take this training course to learn how you can use Outlook for downloading, opening and editing documents in a document library.

Share ideas and information about products, technologies, and processes by publishing that information as posts to a blog.

Learn how to quickly create a blog site using the Windows SharePoint Services blog template.

Create a post on a blog in Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 by using a Web browser. Learn how to create content, add pictures, apply formatting, and insert hyperlinks.

Download this quick reference guide for quick tips on using Windows SharePoint Services.

Check out these sample master pages that were created using CSS and Master Page editing tools within Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007.

Do you need to install application templates in sites or workspaces that you own or administrate? These site administrator templates are easy to install without requiring server administration access.

SharePoint libraries help people organize documents and keep up with changes, so your team won't feel like it's swimming against the current.

You can find some of the most creative PowerPoint experts ... at your local elementary school. In this video, a teacher and some students describe how they use PowerPoint to create eye-catching presentations.

Creativity is infectious. Read about what happens when you give three ten-year-olds PowerPoint and tell them to "come up with something cool."

"To bullet point or not to bullet point: that is the question." Find out how two students applied their PowerPoint skills to their report about Shakespeare.

Learn the basics of project management with Project 2007. Print this Word document and tape it to your monitor!

Tap the collective wisdom of other Project users on Facebook, Twitter, blogs, discussion groups, and more.