Just been looking SCORM compliance and how we can use SCORM resources on our existing SharePoint sites. A quick google found the following MS resources on the SharePoint Learning Kit (SLK). First of all, the official MS link: http://www.microsoft.com/education/SLK.mspx#E3AAC And a great post by Alex Pearce, of Hillcrest School in Birmingham: http://blogs.technet.com/industry_insiders/pages/introduction-to-scorm-and-sharepoint-learning-kit-slk.aspx I’m really excited
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Sharepoint Google Web Part
Just a quick post to link to and recommend a great web part freely available on the web. The Google Web Part, by Mark Wagner, is a quick and simple add on which allows you to add the power of Google to your Sharepoint site. For me, it was a great way to alleviate all
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SharePoint – The Confession
Just remembered too how stupid I was doing the restore. First time round I had installed SQL Server 2008, and then used the Standalone Server option in the SharePoint setup. That installs SQL 2005 and uses that! Means that wehn you try and restore the databases to your SQL 2008 instance, it will error saying
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SharePoint Backup & Restore
We have upgraded our SharePoint server from Windows Server 2003 32bit to Windows 2008 64bit. This, on the face of it seemed like a reasonably effortless task, requiring some planning, but principly, install new server, install SharePoint, move SharePoint using a backup and a restore, and then re-deploy the Application Templates. All was going well.
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