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SharePoint Disable Auto Modernization Classic Home Pages https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/disable-auto-modernization-classic-home-pages.md
Last updated 01/16/2020 Title: Automatic modernization of classic home pages --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
SharePoint Distribute Corporate News To Your Organization https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/distribute-corporate-news-to-your-organization.md
Last updated 08/06/2021 Title: "Distribute corporate news to your organization"--++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
SharePoint Employee Resource Template https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/employee-resource-template.md
Last updated 08/21/2020 Title: Add the LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group template --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
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-description: "Provision and customize the LGBTQ+ Employee resource group site template"
+description: "Provision and customize the LGBTQ+ Employee resource group site template."
# Overview of the LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group site template ![Image of the LGBTQ+ employee resource group landing page](media/erg-template-site.png)
-Use the LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group site template to quickly create a communication site from the [SharePoint look book](https://lookbook.microsoft.com/) to uplift employee resource groups, support the career growth of people in your organization, and to help advance equality and allyship for all.
+Use the LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group site template to quickly create a communication site from the [SharePoint look book](https://lookbook.microsoft.com/). You can use this site template to uplift employee resource groups, support the career growth of people in your organization, and to help advance equality and allyship for all.
-This template features content focused on an LGBTQ+ employee resource group but can be adapted to fit a variety of other employee groups at your organization.
+This template features content focused on an LGBTQ+ employee resource group but can be adapted to fit various other employee groups at your organization.
**The LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group site features:** - **Home page with a unique theme:** The siteΓÇÖs landing page features Pride branding, inclusive content, and example news posts and events. -- **Page template:** Use the page template to create news posts and additional pages for the site.
+- **Page template:** Use the page template to create news posts and more pages for the site.
- **Pre-populated content and web parts:** Includes inspirational and inclusive content to make customizing the site easier. - **Easy provisioning:** Provision the LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group site from the SharePoint lookbook with just a few steps. - **Mobile ready:** The LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group site can be easily accessed [on a mobile device when you get the SharePoint mobile app](https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/sharepoint/mobile-app?wt.mc_id=AID686708_QSG_228389&ocid=AID686708_QSG_228389&rtc=1).
This template features content focused on an LGBTQ+ employee resource group but
## Step 1: Provision the site 1. Go to the LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group template page.
-2. Select **Add to your tenant**. If you are not signed into to your tenant, the SharePoint look book will ask for your site collection admin credentials.
+2. Select **Add to your tenant**. If you aren't signed into to your tenant, the SharePoint look book will ask for your site collection admin credentials.
3. From the permissions requested dialog box, select **Consent on behalf of your organization** and then select **Accept.** > [!NOTE]
This template features content focused on an LGBTQ+ employee resource group but
4. Complete the fields on the provisioning information page as appropriate for your installation. At a minimum, enter the email address where you wish to get notifications about the provisioning process and the URL prefix for your site to be provisioned to. 5. Select **Provision** when ready to install the site into your tenant environment.
- - The provisioning process will take up to 20 minutes.
- - You will be notified via email (to the notification email address you entered on the Provisioning page) when the site is ready for access.
+ - The provisioning process takes up to 20 minutes.
+ - You'll be notified via email (to the notification email address you entered on the Provisioning page) when the site is ready for access.
### Next, add owners to the site
-As the site collection admin, you may not be the person customizing the site, so you'll need to assign a few site owners. Owners have administrative privileges on the site so they can modify site pages, content, and branding.
+As the site collection admin, you may not be the person customizing the site, so you need to assign a few site owners. Owners have administrative privileges on the site so they can modify site pages, content, and branding.
1. Select **Share** in the right-hand corner of the site. 2. Add users, Microsoft 365 Groups, or security groups to give them access to the site.
After the site has been provisioned and site owners have been added, it's time t
3. Navigate to the site's location using the URL supplied by your site collection admin, or select SharePoint from the Microsoft 365 home page, and then select the site.
-#### Next, explore pre-populated content:
+#### Next, explore prepopulated content:
![Image of the page template with a theme that matches the site.](media/erg-template-page-2.png) -- **Home page ΓÇô** The landing page features a unique theme, colorful images, and more inspirational content that is relevant and engaging. Content here is inspired by an LGBTQ+ employee resource group but can be adapted to other types of groups. Customize the Text, News, Events, and Quick Links web parts to make this site your own.
+- **Home page ΓÇô** The landing page features a unique theme, colorful images, and more inspirational content that is relevant and engaging. Content here's inspired by an LGBTQ+ employee resource group but can be adapted to other types of groups. Customize the Text, News, Events, and Quick Links web parts to make this site your own.
- **Page template ΓÇô** A page template with a unique theme can be found in the siteΓÇÖs contents to help create news posts and pages for the site more quickly. -- **News web part ΓÇô** Pre-populated news posts were created using the page template. -- **Events web part ΓÇô** Pre-populated events from different employee resource groups highlight more opportunities to learn and practice allyship.
+- **News web part ΓÇô** Prepopulated news posts were created using the page template.
+- **Events web part ΓÇô** Prepopulated events from different employee resource groups highlight more opportunities to learn and practice allyship.
#### Then, customize the site:
After the site has been provisioned and site owners have been added, it's time t
![Image of the news web part with prepopulated content focused on LGBTQ+ topics.](media/erg-template-news.png)
- - [Text web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/add-text-tables-and-images-to-your-page-with-the-text-web-part-729c0aa1-bc0d-41e3-9cde-c60533f2c801) ΓÇô Replace pre-populated content with your own.
+ - [Text web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/add-text-tables-and-images-to-your-page-with-the-text-web-part-729c0aa1-bc0d-41e3-9cde-c60533f2c801) ΓÇô Replace prepopulated content with your own.
- - [News web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-news-web-part-on-a-sharepoint-page-c2dcee50-f5d7-434b-8cb9-a7feefd9f165) - Use the Page template that can be found in **Settings > Site content > Pages > Templates** to create branded news posts that will populate the News web part. Delete the pre-populated news posts before sharing the site with others.
+ - [News web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-news-web-part-on-a-sharepoint-page-c2dcee50-f5d7-434b-8cb9-a7feefd9f165) - Use the Page template that can be found in **Settings > Site content > Pages > Templates** to create branded news posts that populate the News web part. Delete the prepopulated news posts before sharing the site with others.
- - [Events web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-events-web-part-5fe4da93-5fa9-4695-b1ee-b0ae4c981909) - Edit events in the Events web part to include events from your organization's employee resource groups. Delete the pre-populated events before sharing with others.
+ - [Events web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-events-web-part-5fe4da93-5fa9-4695-b1ee-b0ae4c981909) - Edit events in the Events web part to include events from your organization's employee resource groups. Delete the prepopulated events before sharing with others.
- [Quick Links web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-quick-links-web-part-e1df7561-209d-4362-96d4-469f85ab2a82) ΓÇô Edit links to connect to more resources and employee resource groups sites. ## Step 3: Share the site
-Once you are done customizing and proof-reading the site you are ready to share it with others. [Run a health check](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-sharepoint-site-performance-page-38a1f782-2e73-4ec8-b55e-827611bc3632) before sharing and consider using the [Portal launch scheduler tool](/microsoft-365/enterprise/portallaunchscheduler) if you expect a high amount of site traffic (10k individual visits per day or higher) to ensure a high-quality viewing experience.
+Once you're done customizing and proof-reading the site, you're ready to share it with others. [Run a health check](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-sharepoint-site-performance-page-38a1f782-2e73-4ec8-b55e-827611bc3632) before sharing and consider using the [Portal launch scheduler tool](/microsoft-365/enterprise/portallaunchscheduler) if you expect a high amount of site traffic (10k individual visits per day or higher) to ensure a high-quality viewing experience.
1. Select **Share** from the right-hand corner.
-2. In the Share site pane, enter the names of people to add to the site. The permission level will be read only.
+2. In the Share site pane, enter the names of people to add to the site. The permission level is read only.
3. Enter an optional message to send to the person or clear the Send email box if you don't want to send an email. 4. Select **Share.**
SharePoint Enable Auto Acceleration https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/enable-auto-acceleration.md
Last updated 07/11/2018 Title: "Enable auto-acceleration in SharePoint" --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
description: "Enable auto-acceleration to send users directly to your identity p
# Enable auto-acceleration in SharePoint
-Auto-acceleration is a feature in SharePoint that lets you specify the default identity provider endpoint for your organization. When a user accesses a resource, instead of signing in to login.microsoftonline.com, the user is sent directly to the identity provider (IdP). If you configured Integrated Windows Authentication on AD FS and the user's computer is domain-joined, the user will have a seamless single sign-on experience, just like accessing an on-premises resource.
+Auto-acceleration is a feature in SharePoint that lets you specify the default identity provider endpoint for your organization. When a user accesses a resource, instead of signing in to login.microsoftonline.com, the user is sent directly to the identity provider (IdP). When you set up Integrated Windows Authentication on Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) and the user's computer belongs to the domain, the user can sign in without entering credentials, as if they were accessing a resource within the network.
## Requirements
-To enable auto-acceleration, you must have a single identity provider (IdP). SharePoint must have a specific site to target when accelerating. Your organization can have multiple domains as long as there is a single IdP endpoint.
+To enable auto-acceleration, you must have a single identity provider (IdP). SharePoint must have a specific site to target when accelerating. Your organization can have multiple domains as long as there's a single IdP endpoint.
## Enable auto-acceleration
To enable auto-acceleration, you need to use Microsoft PowerShell.
### What can I do to make the experience as smooth as possible for my users?
-A: You can do two things. First, make sure your internal and external sites are clearly separated. Second, encourage users to access internal sites first as part of their daily workflow. Perhaps consider creating an internal-only site that serves as a welcome page. You can also modify your Group Policy so that users will be directed to an internal home page whenever they open their browser. After the user has signed in to one site (by using either method), they won't be prompted to sign to other sites.
+A: You can do two things. First, make sure your internal and external sites are clearly separated. Second, encourage users to access internal sites first as part of their daily workflow. Perhaps consider creating an internal-only site that serves as a welcome page. You can also modify your Group Policy so that users are directed to an internal home page whenever they open their browser. After the user signs in to one site (by using either method), they won't be prompted to sign to other sites.
### What do I need to do to take advantage of auto acceleration on externally shared sites?
-A: Guests can potentially authenticate in one of three places: Microsoft Entra ID (if their organization is a "cloud" organization or they use a Microsoft account), the IdP of the user's organization, or your IdP (if you use an on-premises extranet solution). If you want to enable auto-acceleration for externally shared sites, your IdP needs to be able to support these use cases (or at least the ones that you want your guests to use). To support guests in Microsoft Entra ID, Microsoft account, or other IdPs, your IdP needs to be able to return the user to the Microsoft Entra sign-in screen for authentication.
+A: Guests can potentially authenticate in one of three places:
+- Microsoft Entra ID (if their organization is a "cloud" organization or they use a Microsoft account)
+- The IdP of the user's organization
+- Your IdP (if you use an on-premises extranet solution)
+
+If you want to enable auto-acceleration for externally shared sites, your IdP needs to be able to support these use cases (or at least the ones that you want your guests to use). To support guests in Microsoft Entra ID, Microsoft account, or other IdPs, your IdP needs to be able to return the user to the Microsoft Entra sign-in screen for authentication.
SharePoint Export And Import Search Settings https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/export-and-import-search-settings.md
Last updated 07/11/2018 Title: "Export and import customized search configuration settings" --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
SharePoint Extend And Develop https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/extend-and-develop.md
Last updated 07/11/2018 Title: "Plan customizations, solutions, and apps for SharePoint" --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
SharePoint Fluid Framework Access https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/fluid-framework-access.md
Last updated 05/22/2019 Title: "Manage access to Fluid Framework" --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
SharePoint Get Started With Modern Search Experience https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/get-started-with-modern-search-experience.md
Last updated 09/20/2018 Title: Get started with the modern search experience --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
SharePoint Governance Overview https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/governance-overview.md
Last updated 01/27/2020 Title: "SharePoint governance overview" --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
SharePoint Guide To Sharepoint Modern Experience https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/guide-to-sharepoint-modern-experience.md
Last updated 09/19/2018 Title: Guide to the modern experience in SharePoint --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
SharePoint Guided Walkthrough Creating Leadership Site https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/guided-walkthrough-creating-leadership-site.md
Last updated 08/21/2020 Title: Guided walkthrough - Creating a leadership site for your organization --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
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-description: "Learn how to create a SharePoint leadership site for your organization"
+description: "Learn how to create a SharePoint leadership site for your organization."
# Guided walkthrough: Creating a leadership site for your organization
-In this article, we show you elements of an example leadership site to inspire you, and help you learn how to create similar sites for your own organization. In this example, the leadership site provides your organization insight into the goals and priorities of the leadership team. Watch this video to see how it's built, or read the article below.
+In this article, we show you elements of an example leadership site to inspire you, and help you learn how to create similar sites for your own organization. In this example, the leadership site provides your organization insight into the goals and priorities of the leadership team. Watch this video to see how to build it, or read the following article.
> [!VIDEO https://www.microsoft.com/videoplayer/embed/RE4xd93]
In this article, we show you elements of an example leadership site to inspire y
First, if you haven't already created a Communication site, check out the [Create your site](#create-your-site) section in this article. If you need to learn how to add sections and web parts, check out the section [Add sections and web parts](#add-sections-and-web-parts) in this article.
-Once you have your created your site and know how to edit pages, you can use the steps below to add the elements shown.
+Once you have your created your site and know how to edit pages, you can use the following steps to add the elements shown.
## Example leadership site
You can change your header layout and logo when you select **Header** under **Ch
![Image of the site header options](media/gw-leadership/gw-7.png)
-Under Change the look, you can also find options for navigation (cascade or mega menu) and footer options. For more details on changing the look of your site, see [Change the look of your SharePoint site](https://support.microsoft.com/office/change-the-look-of-your-sharepoint-site-06bbadc3-6b04-4a60-9d14-894f6a170818).
+Under Change the look, you can also find options for navigation (cascade or mega menu) and footer options. For more information on changing the look of your site, see [Change the look of your SharePoint site](https://support.microsoft.com/office/change-the-look-of-your-sharepoint-site-06bbadc3-6b04-4a60-9d14-894f6a170818).
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Start editing by clicking **Edit** on the top right of the page.
![Image of the edit button at the top of the page](media/gw-leadership/gw-9.png)
-The + symbol before or after a section will add a section using one of several layouts.
+The + symbol before or after a section adds a section using one of several layouts.
![Image of the page layout options](media/gw-leadership/gw-10.png)
SharePoint Guided Walkthrough Creating Organization Site https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/guided-walkthrough-creating-organization-site.md
Last updated 08/21/2020 Title: Guided walkthrough - Creating an organization site --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
SharePoint Guided Walkthrough Creating Team Site https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/guided-walkthrough-creating-team-site.md
Last updated 08/21/2020 Title: Guided walkthrough - Creating a Team site --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
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-description: "Learn how to create a SharePoint Team site"
+description: "Learn how to create a SharePoint Team site."
# Guided walkthrough: Creating a Team site In this article, we show you elements of an example SharePoint Team site to inspire you, and help you learn how to create similar sites for your own organization.
-Use a team site when you want to collaborate with other members of your team or with others on a specific project. With a team site, typically all or most members can contribute content to the site and the information is limited to only the members of the team or project and specific stakeholders. Additionally, team sites are connected to [groups](https://support.microsoft.com/office/learn-about-microsoft-365-groups-b565caa1-5c40-40ef-9915-60fdb2d97fa2) and a [Teams channel](https://support.microsoft.com/office/video-what-is-microsoft-teams-422bf3aa-9ae8-46f1-83a2-e65720e1a34d). This makes it easy for your team to have group permissions, as well as a Teams space to chat, meet, and share files.
+Use a team site when you want to collaborate with other members of your team or with others on a specific project. With a team site, typically all or most members can contribute content to the site and the information is limited to only the members of the team or project and specific stakeholders. Additionally, team sites are connected to [groups](https://support.microsoft.com/office/learn-about-microsoft-365-groups-b565caa1-5c40-40ef-9915-60fdb2d97fa2) and a [Teams channel](https://support.microsoft.com/office/video-what-is-microsoft-teams-422bf3aa-9ae8-46f1-83a2-e65720e1a34d). This makes it easy for your team to have group permissions, and a Teams space to chat, meet, and share files.
First, if you haven't already created a Team site, check out [Create a team site in SharePoint](https://support.microsoft.com/office/create-a-team-site-in-sharepoint-ef10c1e7-15f3-42a3-98aa-b5972711777d). If you need to learn how to edit and publish the page on your site, check out the section [Manage sections and web parts](#manage-sections-and-web-parts) in this article.
-Once you've created your site and know how to edit pages, you can use the guidance below to add the elements shown.
+Once you've created your site and know how to edit pages, you can use the following guidance to add the elements shown.
## Example Team site
Once you've created your site and know how to edit pages, you can use the guidan
## Manage sections and web parts
-Sections make up your page, and are where you place one or more web parts. While editing the page, each section will show controls to edit the layout, move, or delete the sections.
+Sections make up your page, and are where you place one or more web parts. When you edit the page, each section shows controls to edit the layout, move, or delete the sections.
Start editing by clicking **Edit** on the top right of the page. ![Image of the edit button at the top of the page](media/gw-leadership/gw-9.png)
-The + symbol before or after a section will add a section using one of several layouts.
+The + symbol before or after a section adds a section using one of several layouts.
![Image of the available section layouts](media/gw-team/gw-team-2.png)
Select the **...** on the right side of each menu item to **Edit**, **Move**, or
![Image of the menu options](media/gw-team/gw-team-5.png)
-While editing, your drafts can either be saved for later or discarded. When your page updates are ready, select **Publish** to make them visible to site viewers.
+While you're editing, your drafts can either be saved for later or discarded. When your page updates are ready, select **Publish** to make them visible to site viewers.
![Image of the Publish button](media/gw-leadership/gw-9.png)
The Quick links web part offers several easy-to-use menu formats for listing lin
![Image of the Quick links web part](media/gw-team/gw-team-7.png)
-For more details on using the Quick links web part, see [Use the Quick links web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-quick-links-web-part-e1df7561-209d-4362-96d4-469f85ab2a82).
+For more information on using the Quick links web part, see [Use the Quick links web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-quick-links-web-part-e1df7561-209d-4362-96d4-469f85ab2a82).
### Group calendar
Display site content including documents where the team can easily find it. You
![Image of the List web part](media/gw-team/gw-team-9.png)
-For more details on using the List web part, see [Using the List web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-list-web-part-ef0a1b80-f8b3-443d-b04a-1e76c70b5537).
+For more information on using the List web part, see [Using the List web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-list-web-part-ef0a1b80-f8b3-443d-b04a-1e76c70b5537).
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Team sites allow you to show news for the entire team or filter news tailored to
![Image of the News web part with layout options](media/gw-team/gw-team-10.png)
-For more details on using the News web part, see [Use the News web part on a SharePoint page](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-news-web-part-on-a-sharepoint-page-c2dcee50-f5d7-434b-8cb9-a7feefd9f165)
+For more information on using the News web part, see [Use the News web part on a SharePoint page.](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-news-web-part-on-a-sharepoint-page-c2dcee50-f5d7-434b-8cb9-a7feefd9f165)
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In this example, the Hero web part is in a full-width section.
![Image of the Hero web part on a page](media/gw-team/gw-team-11.png)
-For more details on using the Hero web part, see [Use the Hero web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-hero-web-part-d57f449b-19a0-4b0d-8ce3-be5866430645)
+For more information on using the Hero web part, see [Use the Hero web part.](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-hero-web-part-d57f449b-19a0-4b0d-8ce3-be5866430645)
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If you use [Microsoft Planner](https://support.office.com/planner) to manage you
![Image of the Planner web part on a page](media/gw-team/gw-team-12.png)
-For more details on using the Planner web part, see [Use the planner web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-planner-web-part-a1e4ada8-8817-4e57-8e65-1bf546808843)
+For more information on using the Planner web part, see [Use the planner web part.](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-planner-web-part-a1e4ada8-8817-4e57-8e65-1bf546808843)
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In this example, the web part is in a one-column section.
![Image of the Site activity web part on a page](media/gw-team/gw-team-13.png)
-For more details on using the Site activity web part, see [Use the site activity web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-site-activity-web-part-1fa91401-ac36-42b6-beba-bb8469d6cbfa)
+For more information on using the Site activity web part, see [Use the site activity web part.](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-site-activity-web-part-1fa91401-ac36-42b6-beba-bb8469d6cbfa)
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SharePoint Guided Walkthrough Set Up News With Hub Site https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/guided-walkthrough-set-up-news-with-hub-site.md
Last updated 08/21/2020 Title: Guided walkthrough - Setting up news for your organization using a hub site --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
SharePoint Hide App Tiles On App Launcher https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/hide-app-tiles-on-app-launcher.md
Last updated 07/11/2018 Title: "Hide the OneDrive and SharePoint app tiles" --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
SharePoint Hispanic Erg Template https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/hispanic-erg-template.md
Last updated 08/21/2020 Title: Add the Hispanic Heritage Employee Resource Group site template --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
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-description: "Provision and customize the Hispanic Heritage Employee resource group site template"
+description: "Provision and customize the Hispanic Heritage Employee resource group site template."
# Overview of the Hispanic Heritage Employee Resource Group site template
description: "Provision and customize the Hispanic Heritage Employee resource gr
Use the Hispanic Heritage Employee Resource Group site template to quickly create a communication site from the [SharePoint look book](https://lookbook.microsoft.com/) to uplift employee resource groups, support the career growth of people in your organization, and to help advance equality and allyship for all.
-This template features content focused on a Hispanic and Latinx employee resource group but can be adapted to fit a variety of other employee groups at your organization.
+This template features content focused on a Hispanic and Latinx employee resource group but can be adapted to fit various other employee groups at your organization.
**The Hispanic Heritage Employee Resource Group site features:** - **Home page with a unique theme:** The siteΓÇÖs landing page features Hispanic heritage branding, inclusive content, and example news posts and events. -- **Page template:** Use the page template to create news posts and additional pages for the site.
+- **Page template:** Use the page template to create news posts and more pages for the site.
- **Pre-populated content and web parts:** Includes inspirational and inclusive content to make customizing the site easier. - **Easy provisioning:** Provision the Hispanic Heritage Employee Resource Group site from the SharePoint lookbook with just a few steps. - **Mobile ready:** The Employee Resource Group site can be easily accessed [on a mobile device when you get the SharePoint mobile app](https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/sharepoint/mobile-app?wt.mc_id=AID686708_QSG_228389&ocid=AID686708_QSG_228389&rtc=1).
This template features content focused on a Hispanic and Latinx employee resourc
## Step 1: Provision the site 1. Go to the Hispanic Heritage Employee Resource Group template page.
-2. Select **Add to your tenant**. If you are not signed into to your tenant, the SharePoint look book will ask for your site collection admin credentials.
+2. Select **Add to your tenant**. If you aren't signed into to your tenant, the SharePoint look book asks for your site collection admin credentials.
3. From the permissions requested dialog box, select **Consent on behalf of your organization** and then select **Accept.** >[!NOTE]
This template features content focused on a Hispanic and Latinx employee resourc
4. Complete the fields on the provisioning information page as appropriate for your installation. At a minimum, enter the email address where you wish to get notifications about the provisioning process and the URL prefix for your site to be provisioned to. 5. Select **Provision** when ready to install the site into your tenant environment.
- - The provisioning process will take up to 20 minutes.
- - You will be notified via email (to the notification email address you entered on the Provisioning page) when the site is ready for access.
+ - The provisioning process takes up to 20 minutes.
+ - You'll be notified via email (to the notification email address you entered on the Provisioning page) when the site is ready for access.
### Next, add owners to the site
-As the site collection admin, you may not be the person customizing the site, so you'll need to assign a few site owners. Owners have administrative privileges on the site so they can modify site pages, content, and branding.
+As the site collection admin, you may not be the person customizing the site, so you need to assign a few site owners. Owners have administrative privileges on the site so they can modify site pages, content, and branding.
1. Select **Share** in the right-hand corner of the site. 2. Add users, Microsoft 365 Groups, or security groups to give them access to the site.
After the site has been provisioned and site owners have been added, it's time t
3. Navigate to the site's location using the URL supplied by your site collection admin, or select SharePoint from the Microsoft 365 home page, and then select the site.
-#### Next, explore pre-populated content:
+#### Next, explore prepopulated content:
![Image of the page template with a theme that matches the site.](media/HispanicERGSiteTemplate_news_overview.png) -- **Home page ΓÇô** The landing page features a unique theme, colorful images, and more inspirational content that is relevant and engaging. Content here is inspired by Hispanic and Latinx employee resource groups but can be adapted to other types of groups. Customize the Text, News, Events, and Quick Links web parts to make this site your own.
+- **Home page ΓÇô** The landing page features a unique theme, colorful images, and more inspirational content that is relevant and engaging. Content here's inspired by Hispanic and Latinx employee resource groups but can be adapted to other types of groups. Customize the Text, News, Events, and Quick Links web parts to make this site your own.
- **Page template ΓÇô** A page template with a unique theme can be found in the siteΓÇÖs contents to help create news posts and pages for the site more quickly. -- **News web part ΓÇô** Pre-populated news posts were created using the page template. -- **Events web part ΓÇô** Pre-populated events from different employee resource groups highlight more opportunities to learn and practice allyship.
+- **News web part ΓÇô** Prepopulated news posts were created using the page template.
+- **Events web part ΓÇô** Prepopulated events from different employee resource groups highlight more opportunities to learn and practice allyship.
#### Then, customize the site
After the site has been provisioned and site owners have been added, it's time t
![Image of the news web part with prepopulated content focused on Hispanic Heritage topics.](media/HispanicERGSiteTemplate_news.png)
- - [Text web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/add-text-tables-and-images-to-your-page-with-the-text-web-part-729c0aa1-bc0d-41e3-9cde-c60533f2c801) ΓÇô Replace pre-populated content with your own.
+ - [Text web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/add-text-tables-and-images-to-your-page-with-the-text-web-part-729c0aa1-bc0d-41e3-9cde-c60533f2c801) ΓÇô Replace prepopulated content with your own.
- - [News web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-news-web-part-on-a-sharepoint-page-c2dcee50-f5d7-434b-8cb9-a7feefd9f165) - Use the Page template that can be found in **Settings > Site content > Pages > Templates** to create branded news posts that will populate the News web part. Delete the pre-populated news posts before sharing the site with others.
+ - [News web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-news-web-part-on-a-sharepoint-page-c2dcee50-f5d7-434b-8cb9-a7feefd9f165) - Use the Page template that can be found in **Settings > Site content > Pages > Templates** to create branded news posts that populate the News web part. Delete the prepopulated news posts before sharing the site with others.
- - [Events web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-events-web-part-5fe4da93-5fa9-4695-b1ee-b0ae4c981909) - Edit events in the Events web part to include events from your organization's employee resource groups. Delete the pre-populated events before sharing with others.
+ - [Events web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-events-web-part-5fe4da93-5fa9-4695-b1ee-b0ae4c981909) - Edit events in the Events web part to include events from your organization's employee resource groups. Delete the prepopulated events before sharing with others.
- [Quick Links web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-quick-links-web-part-e1df7561-209d-4362-96d4-469f85ab2a82) ΓÇô Edit links to connect to more resources and employee resource groups sites. ## Step 3: Share the site
-Once you are done customizing and proof-reading the site you are ready to share it with others. [Run a health check](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-sharepoint-site-performance-page-38a1f782-2e73-4ec8-b55e-827611bc3632) before sharing and consider using the [Portal launch scheduler tool](/microsoft-365/enterprise/portallaunchscheduler) if you expect a high amount of site traffic (10k individual visits per day or higher) to ensure a high-quality viewing experience.
+Once you are done customizing and proof-reading the site, you're ready to share it with others. [Run a health check](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-sharepoint-site-performance-page-38a1f782-2e73-4ec8-b55e-827611bc3632) before sharing and consider using the [Portal launch scheduler tool](/microsoft-365/enterprise/portallaunchscheduler) if you expect a high amount of site traffic (10k individual visits per day or higher) to ensure a high-quality viewing experience.
1. Select **Share** from the right-hand corner.
-2. In the Share site pane, enter the names of people to add to the site. The permission level will be read only.
+2. In the Share site pane, enter the names of people to add to the site. The permission level is read only.
3. Enter an optional message to send to the person or clear the Send email box if you don't want to send an email. 4. Select **Share.**
SharePoint Hold Town Hall Using Viva Engage https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/hold-town-hall-using-viva-engage.md
Last updated 08/21/2020 Title: Hold a town hall in Viva Engage and keep the conversation going --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
Invite speakers who align with the message of the town hall. If the intent of yo
- Develop the schedule and time limits for the town hall. - Assign roles to moderators and brief them on key tasks. If you plan to use live Q&A during the event, prepare speakers with a list of known concerns or questions.-- Test equipment beforehand. Make sure each speaker and moderator knows how to use the tools used to conduct the town hall. This can range from how to share their screen, [managing live questions and answers](https://support.microsoft.com/office/new-viva-engage-live-event-faq-ec9deff2-3181-4300-a204-c809729e4dff),and [more engagement opportunities](https://support.microsoft.com/office/drive-engagement-in-a-classic-viva-engage-live-event-c0244ad8-6dcb-419c-add9-2e4a00543412).
+- Test equipment beforehand. Make sure each speaker and moderator knows how to use the tools used to conduct the town hall. This can range from how to share their screen, [managing live questions and answers](https://support.microsoft.com/office/new-viva-engage-live-event-faq-ec9deff2-3181-4300-a204-c809729e4dff), and [more engagement opportunities](https://support.microsoft.com/office/drive-engagement-in-a-classic-viva-engage-live-event-c0244ad8-6dcb-419c-add9-2e4a00543412).
### E. Use Viva Engage to host your town hall event
Include objectives or talking points in the invite. This will help attendees pre
Viva Connections is an app in Microsoft Teams and is built on the existing capabilities of Microsoft 365. It allows organizations to customize employee experiences that centralize important information, tools, and resources on both desktop and mobile devices.
-The Viva Connections home page features the Feed and Dashboard web parts that can be used to promote your event. Learn more about [Viva Connections](/microsoft-viva/connections). Use SharePoint news posts and [video news links](/viva/connections/video-news-links) to promote the event and to share the event recording after the event. Then, event content will display prominently in the [Viva Connections Feed](/viva/connections/viva-connections-overview#viva-connections-feed).
+The Viva Connections home page features the Feed and Dashboard web parts that can be used to promote your event. Learn more about [Viva Connections](/viva/connections/viva-connections-overview). Use SharePoint news posts and [video news links](/viva/connections/video-news-links) to promote the event and to share the event recording after the event. Then, event content will display prominently in the [Viva Connections Feed](/viva/connections/viva-connections-overview#viva-connections-feed).
## Produce and host a town hall
-Depending on the kind of event, live events can be run by one person, or as a team. Some of these roles may be played by the same person. A practice run with everyone for the live event will help make everyone feel confident and prepared during the event. Testing equipment, screensharing, and practicing the flow of multiple presenters or hand-offs is important to walk through prior to the event to
-ensure smooth transitions. A run through with the latest content, notes or demo environments is key to make sure everyone is on the same page.
+Depending on the kind of event, live events can be run by one person, or as a team. Some of these roles may be played by the same person. A practice run with everyone for the live event will help make everyone feel confident and prepared during the event. Testing equipment, screen sharing, and practicing the flow of multiple presenters or hand-offs is important to walk through prior to the event to
+ensure smooth transitions. A run-through with the latest content, notes or demo environments is key to make sure everyone is on the same page.
|Role|Description|Role details | |::|:|:|
ensure smooth transitions. A run through with the latest content, notes or demo
#### Step 1: Get set up in Viva Engage Creating and producing live events in Viva Engage requires Microsoft Stream and/ or Teams licenses and specific permissions. Viva Engage administrators can schedule live meetings in Viva Engage.
-For events using an external app or device, you will need to have your Microsoft Stream license enabled. Learn more about [Permissions for scheduling, creating, and producing live events in Viva Engage](/viva/engage/manage-viva-engage-groups/viva-engage-live-events).
+For events using an external app or device, you will need to have your Microsoft Stream license enabled. Learn more about [Permissions for scheduling, creating, and producing live events in Viva Engage](/viva/engage/organize-live-event).
#### Step 2: Test equipment
SharePoint How To Create And Edit Permission Levels https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/how-to-create-and-edit-permission-levels.md
Last updated 10/15/2018 Title: "How to create and edit permission levels" --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
SharePoint Hub To Hub Association https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/hub-to-hub-association.md
Last updated 09/11/2021 Title: "Associate a hub site to another hub site in the SharePoint admin center" --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
Associate a [SharePoint hub](https://support.microsoft.com/office/what-is-a-shar
## How hub to hub associations work
-When you associate hubs, there are no visual changes to the user experience except when viewing search results. When viewing search results, the breadcrumb path at the top of the page will display the associated hub name where content can be found. Hub associations are designed to expand the availability of related content to end users.
+When you associate hubs, there are no visual changes to the user experience except when viewing search results. When viewing search results, the breadcrumb path at the top of the page displays the associated hub name where content can be found. Hub associations are designed to expand the availability of related content to end users.
![Image of the breadcrumbs when searching on a hub](media/hub-creadcrumb.png)
The following diagram illustrates how hub sites can be associated to other hubs
![Image of the basic hub site structure when hubs are associated to eachother](media/hub-structure-layered.png) -- **Parent hub (level 1):** Think of associated hubs on level one as "Parent" hubs that determine the search scope for peer associated hubs.-- **Associated child hub (level 2):** These hub sites are already associated to the parent hub and content within these sites will appear when users search at any of these hubs.-- **Associated child hub (level 3):** This level (and all preceding levels) of peer associated hubs behaves the same way as the first level. Content on sites beyond level 3 will not appear in search results.
+- **Parent hub (level 1):** Think of associated hubs on level 1 as "Parent" hubs that determine the search scope for peer associated hubs.
+- **Associated child hub (level 2):** These hub sites are already associated to the parent hub and content within these sites appear when users search at any of these hubs.
+- **Associated child hub (level 3):** This level (and all preceding levels) of peer associated hubs behaves the same way as the first level. Content on sites beyond level 3 won't appear in search results.
## Associate a hub to another hub
The following diagram illustrates how hub sites can be associated to other hubs
1. Go to <a href="https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2185220" target="_blank">**Active sites** in the SharePoint admin center</a>, and sign in with an account that has [admin permissions](./sharepoint-admin-role.md) for your organization. 2. Select the hub site that you'd like to make an association. Then select **Hub** on the command bar and select **Edit hub site settings** to open to hub settings panel.
-3. Next, select a hub to associate to in the **Parent hub association** field. Hubs that are available for association will appear here.
+3. Next, select a hub to associate to in the **Parent hub association** field. Hubs that are available for association appears here.
4. To confirm which hubs have already been associated with your hub site, select **View child hubs associated to this hub**. 5. Select **Save**.
Hub site owners can quickly add links to the associated parent hub or child hubs
1. On the hub site, select **Edit** in the hub navigation bar. 2. Next, select **Associated hubs** to add navigational links to the Parent hub(s).
- - In the hub structure example above, if you are on the North American marketing hub (level 2) and you select **Associated hubs**, you will see a links to the *Teams*, and *Guidelines* hubs.
+ - In the hub structure example mentioned before, if you are on the North American marketing hub (level 2) and you select **Associated hubs**, you see a links to the *Teams*, and *Guidelines* hubs.
-3. Or, select **Associated child hubs** to add navigational links to associated child hubs (hubs on levels 2 and three) if available.
+3. Or, select **Associated child hubs** to add navigational links to associated child hubs (hubs on levels 2 and 3) if available.
- - In the hub structure example above, if you are on the North American marketing hub (level 2) and you select **Associated child hubs**, you will see links to the *South America Marketing* and *Asia Marketing* hubs.
+ - In the hub structure example mentioned before, if you are on the North American marketing hub (level 2) and you select **Associated child hubs**, you'll see links to the *South America Marketing* and *Asia Marketing* hubs.
4. Then, enter a display name for the new navigational links. 5. Select **OK** to save your selection.
-6. Select **Save** when you are done.
+6. Select **Save** when you're done.
> [!NOTE] > Navigational links to associated hubs *are not* automatically updated when there are changes to hub associations in the SharePoint admin center.
SharePoint Hybrid https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/hybrid.md
Last updated 06/10/2022 Title: Hybrid OneDrive and SharePoint in Microsoft 365 --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
SharePoint Information Architecture Models Examples https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/information-architecture-models-examples.md
Last updated 09/19/2020 Title: "Information architecture models and examples" --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
search.appverid: - SPO160 - MET150
-description: "Learn how to help users understand how to interact with SharePoint sites and portals and what types of information is available"
+description: "Learn how to help users understand how to interact with SharePoint sites and portals and what types of information are available."
# Information architecture models and examples
-Navigation design accounts for the visual way of finding components (menus, links, sites, and pages) that help users understand how to interact with SharePoint sites and portals and what types of information is available. Options for implementing navigation differ based on the framework for your sites and intranet.
+Navigation design defines the visual way of finding components (menus, links, sites, and pages). Navigation design aims to help users understand how to interact with SharePoint sites and portals and what types of information are available. Options for implementing navigation differ based on the framework for your sites and intranet.
**In this article:**
Navigation design accounts for the visual way of finding components (menus, link
Information architecture elements are secondary components to navigation design that compliment building blocks. The following components should be considered when selecting, planning, and implementing navigational design for global, hub, or local navigation. - **Site hierarchy** ΓÇô Use hubs and visual layouts to establish visual hierarchy -- **Security** ΓÇô Data governance, administration and editing privileges
+- **Security** ΓÇô Data governance, administration, and editing privileges
- **Taxonomy** ΓÇô Record management, compliance requirements ## Common models for navigation design
-The way you organize sites and content will depend on the composition of your organization and the needs and goals of your users. For example, if your goal is to enable front-line workers with specific sites and documents, you may decide to optimize navigation for a mobile device. Another example, if your goal is to create a collaboration space for your team, you may decide to design your SharePoint team site to align with Microsoft Teams.
+The way you organize sites and content depend on the composition of your organization and the needs and goals of your users. For example, if your goal is to enable front-line workers with specific sites and documents, you may decide to optimize navigation for a mobile device. Another example, if your goal is to create a collaboration space for your team, you may decide to design your SharePoint team site to align with Microsoft Teams.
Common methods of organizing navigational design:
Common methods of organizing navigational design:
**Governance considerations** - For large organizations, especially with international offices, it can be challenging to make sure the right people have access to the right content for security and compliance purposes. Consider using personalization elements like [information barriers](/microsoft-365/compliance/information-barriers-sharepoint) and [audience targeting](https://support.microsoft.com/office/overview-of-audience-targeting-in-modern-sharepoint-sites-68113d1b-be99-4d4c-a61c-73b087f48a81) to help surface content the specific audiences.
-**Maintenance considerations** - As the business grows and departments and team move, you will need to update global, hub, and local navigation to reflect organizational changes.
+**Maintenance considerations** - As the business grows and departments and team move, you need to update global, hub, and local navigation to reflect organizational changes.
### By geographic location
Common methods of organizing navigational design:
**Governance considerations** - Many governance details may vary by region, for example site creation policies, data retention, and data storage policies. Learn more about the [multi-geo user experience](/microsoft-365/enterprise/multi-geo-user-experience) and [multi-geo configuration](/sharepoint/dev/solution-guidance/multigeo-introduction).
-**Maintenance considerations** - When the organization moves locations, navigation will need to be updated to reflect those changes. There are other [multi-geo considerations](/microsoft-365/enterprise/multi-geo-capabilities-in-onedrive-and-sharepoint-online-in-microsoft-365) to plan when enabling SharePoint, [Microsoft 365 groups](/microsoft-365/admin/create-groups/office-365-groups), and other Microsoft 365 apps globally. Multi-geo enables global businesses to control the country or region where shared resources like SharePoint Team Sites, Office 365 Groups content (associated SharePoint Sites and shared mailboxes) are stored and managed.
+**Maintenance considerations** - When the organization moves locations, navigation needs to be updated to reflect those changes. There are other [multi-geo considerations](/microsoft-365/enterprise/multi-geo-capabilities-in-onedrive-and-sharepoint-online-in-microsoft-365) to plan when enabling SharePoint, [Microsoft 365 groups](/microsoft-365/admin/create-groups/office-365-groups), and other Microsoft 365 apps globally. Multi-geo enables global businesses to control the country or region where shared resources like SharePoint Team Sites, Office 365 Groups content (associated SharePoint Sites and shared mailboxes) are stored and managed.
### By task or scenario
Common methods of organizing navigational design:
**Governance considerations** - This style of navigation could attract a broad and high-volume audience depending on the rest of your navigation design. High volume sites should take extra care in ensuring [page performance](./modern-experience-performance.md) is managed by optimizing image sizes and other details. Consider using tactics like [creating hubs](./create-hub-site.md) to organize tasks by departmental needs, which will make it easier to manage page access and organization.
-**Maintenance considerations** - When organizational information (leadership, locations, etc.) becomes outdated, navigation will need to be updated.
+**Maintenance considerations** - When organizational information (leadership, locations, etc.) becomes outdated, navigation needs to be updated.
### By portfolio
Common methods of organizing navigational design:
> [!div class="mx-imgBorder"] > ![Classic navigation](media/classic_nav.png)
-Your intranet is an ever-evolving component of your business that will need to grow and scale alongside your organization. Modern intranet navigation differs from classic navigation in the sense that it is ΓÇ£flatΓÇ¥ -- in the modern SharePoint experience, sub-sites are not recommended. In the new ΓÇ£flatΓÇ¥ world of modern SharePoint, plan to create one site for each discrete topic or unit of work. Classic SharePoint architecture is typically built using a hierarchical system of site collections and sub-sites, with inherited navigation, permissions, and site designs. Once built, this structure can be inflexible and difficult to maintain.
+Your intranet is an ever-evolving component of your business that will need to grow and scale alongside your organization. Modern intranet navigation differs from classic navigation in the sense that it is ΓÇ£flatΓÇ¥--in the modern SharePoint experience, sub-sites are not recommended. In the new ΓÇ£flatΓÇ¥ world of modern SharePoint, plan to create one site for each discrete topic or unit of work. Classic SharePoint architecture is typically built using a hierarchical system of site collections and sub-sites, with inherited navigation, permissions, and site designs. Once built, this structure can be inflexible and difficult to maintain.
-Focus on incorporating modern changes that will have the greatest impact to your business first. [Plan and schedule](./intranet-team-overview.md) when changes will be incorporated and how you will track progress. Use site analytics to understand user behavior and collect feedback from users along the way.
+Focus on incorporating modern changes that have the greatest impact to your business first. [Plan and schedule](./intranet-team-overview.md) when changes are incorporated and how you'll track progress. Use site analytics to understand user behavior and collect feedback from users along the way.
How to get started Moving to modern navigation from classic SharePoint navigation is a process that depends on the size of your organization and the complexity of your tenantΓÇÖs configuration. Below are general guidelines and tools you can use to get started:
These are special considerations for planning hub navigation. A site can be:
- Associated to a hub and not be in the hub navigation - In the hub navigation and not associated to the hub
-*Example 1* - Site is in the hub navigation and associated to the hub
+*Example 1* - Site is in the hub navigation and associated to the hub.
-Showcasing sites associated to the hub allows viewers to discover the sites within the hub family and easily navigate among and across the ΓÇ£family members.ΓÇ¥ Adding an associated site to the hub navigation displays the organizational framework for the collection of sites in the hub navigation. All sites in the hub share a common theme and navigation helps to establish the identity of the hub family both visually and via viewer interaction. Your hub links can go to sites or content pages or a combination of both ΓÇô but use the practices described for link labeling to ensure that you are providing clear and consistent experiences.
+Showcasing sites associated to the hub allows viewers to discover the sites within the hub family and easily navigate among and across the ΓÇ£family members.ΓÇ¥ Adding an associated site to the hub navigation displays the organizational framework for the collection of sites in the hub navigation. All sites in the hub share a common theme and navigation helps to establish the identity of the hub family both visually and via viewer interaction. Your hub links can go to sites or content pages or a combination of both ΓÇô but use the practices described for link labeling to ensure that you're providing clear and consistent experiences.
-When you choose to show all associated sites (and associate hubs) in the hub navigation, think about whether all the people who have access to the hub will also have access to each of the sites associated to the hub. For example, if you add links to private sites in the navigation, you are increasing their "discoverability," which can be a good thing ΓÇô if the site owners for those private sites are prepared to get access requests. However, you may not want to show restricted sites in the navigation if the site owner does not want the site or the content to be discovered.
+When you choose to show all associated sites (and associate hubs) in the hub navigation, think about whether all the people who have access to the hub will also have access to each of the sites associated to the hub. For example, if you add links to private sites in the navigation, you're increasing their "discoverability," which can be a good thing ΓÇô if the site owners for those private sites are prepared to get access requests. However, you may not want to show restricted sites in the navigation if the site owner doesn't want the site or the content to be discovered.
To ensure that your hub navigation links keep their promises, consider the following options: -- For links that should not be discoverable to all viewers, target the link so that it only shows up for audiences who have access to the content.
+- For links that shouldn't be discoverable to all viewers, target the link so that it only shows up for audiences who have access to the content.
-- For "discoverable" but restricted links, consider adding the word restricted, or request access, or private to the label. Have a conversation with those site owners to make sure that they are prepared for potentially more frequent access requests. In addition, you could consider adding the ΓÇ£lockΓÇ¥ emoji to your private or restricted sites.
+- For "discoverable" but restricted links, consider adding the word restricted, or request access, or private to the label. Have a conversation with those site owners to make sure that they're prepared for potentially more frequent access requests. In addition, you could consider adding the ΓÇ£lockΓÇ¥ emoji to your private or restricted sites.
-*Example 2* - Site is associated to the hub and not shown in the hub navigation
+*Example 2* - Site is associated to the hub and not shown in the hub navigation.
If the use case for your hub is primarily about sharing a common theme or for rolling up content for people who are members of private sites, you may want to associate a site to a hub but not showcase the site in the shared hub navigation. One reason that this might be OK is that the members of the private sites already know about the sites and don't need the hub to provide links to the site. However, these same site members would find it useful to see the news and activity rolled up from their private sites on the hub (via the Highlighted Content and News web parts.
-Another reason not to show associated sites is that the owners of one or more private sites do not want the sites to be discovered in the hub navigation or they are not prepared to manage unexpected access requests.
+Another reason not to show associated sites is that the owners of one or more private sites don't want the sites to be discovered in the hub navigation or they are not prepared to manage unexpected access requests.
-*Example 3* - Site is added to hub navigation but not associated to the hub
+*Example 3* - Site is added to hub navigation but not associated to the hub.
One of the nice features of hub navigation is that it allows you to plan a shared navigation experience for all the sites associated to the hub ΓÇô including links to frequently needed sites that are not part of the hub.
-If a site is associated to a hub, it is reflected in the hub navigation. You may not want all sites that are related to the hub "family" to be associated to the hub. For example, consider a scenario when you are collaborating with external partners on a team site. You may not want to associate external sites to your hub because you may not want to display the shared navigation for the hub to external partners. But, you may want to add links to the external sites to the hub navigation to make it easier for internal viewers to discover these related external sites.
+If a site is associated to a hub, it's reflected in the hub navigation. You may not want all sites that are related to the hub "family" to be associated to the hub. For example, consider a scenario when you're collaborating with external partners on a team site. You may not want to associate external sites to your hub because you may not want to display the shared navigation for the hub to external partners. But, you may want to add links to the external sites to the hub navigation to make it easier for internal viewers to discover these related external sites.
-This presents a convenient way to showcase links to all the external sites managed by the business group without having to worry about exposing navigation links to external viewers. When internal viewers navigate to the external sites, they will no longer see the hub context and theme ΓÇô but this is the desired outcome.
+This presents a convenient way to showcase links to all the external sites managed by the business group without having to worry about exposing navigation links to external viewers. When internal viewers navigate to the external sites, they'll no longer see the hub context and theme ΓÇô but this is the desired outcome.
A site can only be associated to one hub. However, you can increase discovery by adding navigational links to other hubs or other sites in your hub navigation.
SharePoint Information Architecture Modern Experience https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/information-architecture-modern-experience.md
Last updated 09/19/2018 Title: "Introduction to SharePoint information architecture" --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
SharePoint Information Architecture Principles https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/information-architecture-principles.md
Last updated 09/19/2020 Title: "Information architecture principles in SharePoint" --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
SharePoint Intelligent Intranet Overview https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/intelligent-intranet-overview.md
Last updated 09/07/2021 Title: Intelligent intranet overview--++ recommendations: true audience: Admin
Keep employees informed and engaged by providing a shared place to securely view
![Intelligent intranet overview](media/intelligent_intranet_overview1.png) ### Build an intelligent intranet
-Learn how to move through the [process of creating an intranet](https://aka.ms/IntelligentIntranet) for your organization. Get familiar with [common intranet planning and creation roles](./intranet-roles-tasks.md), design stages, and the [intranet lifecycle](https://download.microsoft.com/download/d/e/2/de2c324c-edf3-4fe0-bbbd-f98c918dcf6a/Intranet lifecycle.pdf). Learn how to align goals into priority scenarios that you can [get started implementing](https://aka.ms/Implement-Intranet) quickly. Then, learn how to [engage with viewers](https://aka.ms/Engage-Intranet) and maintain your intranet over time as the organization changes and scales.
+Learn how to move through the [process of creating an intranet](https://aka.ms/IntelligentIntranet) for your organization. Get familiar with [common intranet planning and creation roles](./intranet-roles-tasks.md), design stages, and the [intranet lifecycle](https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=a1804b93b80a14fdJmltdHM9MTcxMDg5MjgwMCZpZ3VpZD0zZTA2NDcwMC1kYzdiLTYyZGMtMWE2Ni01NjM2ZGQ1NzYzYzUmaW5zaWQ9NTI1MQ&ptn=3&ver=2&hsh=3&fclid=3e064700-dc7b-62dc-1a66-5636dd5763c5&psq=microsoft+intranet+lifecycle&u=a1aHR0cHM6Ly9kb3dubG9hZC5taWNyb3NvZnQuY29tL2Rvd25sb2FkL2QvZS8yL2RlMmMzMjRjLWVkZjMtNGZlMC1iYmJkLWY5OGM5MThkY2Y2YS9JbnRyYW5ldCUyMGxpZmVjeWNsZS5wZGY&ntb=1). Learn how to align goals into priority scenarios that you can [get started implementing](https://aka.ms/Implement-Intranet) quickly. Then, learn how to [engage with viewers](https://aka.ms/Engage-Intranet) and maintain your intranet over time as the organization changes and scales.
### Help your organization engage and inform Use SharePoint and other Microsoft 365 products to create communication channels that serve specific audiences. Learn how to [create and share organizational news](https://support.microsoft.com/office/create-and-share-news-on-your-sharepoint-sites-495f8f1a-3bef-4045-b33a-55e5abe7aed7) and [use the News web part](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-the-news-web-part-on-a-sharepoint-page-c2dcee50-f5d7-434b-8cb9-a7feefd9f165) into key landing pages and portals.
-Integrate [Viva Engage](https://support.microsoft.com/office/what-is-yammer-47526868-b136-40cc-a80d-c870eadd9ba5) and the [Viva Engage web parts](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-a-yammer-web-part-in-sharepoint-online-a53cfa0c-3d09-42c8-a286-1038a81c59da) to embed conversations and highlights in sites. Use the power of video to [share pre-recorded messages](/stream/portal-upload-video) and [record organizational events](/stream/live-event-overview) for later viewing. Use content services like [audience targeting](https://support.microsoft.com/office/target-content-to-a-specific-audience-on-a-sharepoint-site-68113d1b-be99-4d4c-a61c-73b087f48a81) to make sure key audience are targeted specific content.
+Integrate [Viva Engage](https://support.microsoft.com/viva-engage) and the [Viva Engage web parts](https://support.microsoft.com/office/use-a-yammer-web-part-in-sharepoint-online-a53cfa0c-3d09-42c8-a286-1038a81c59da) to embed conversations and highlights in sites. Use the power of video to [share pre-recorded messages](/stream/portal-upload-video) and [record organizational events](/stream/live-event-overview) for later viewing. Use content services like [audience targeting](https://support.microsoft.com/office/target-content-to-a-specific-audience-on-a-sharepoint-site-68113d1b-be99-4d4c-a61c-73b087f48a81) to make sure key audience are targeted specific content.
### Enhance collaboration and sharing
Learn more about [how to think about your intelligent intranet](./trad-vs-modern
- Establish a [governance plan](./intranet-governance.md) - Plan [intranet hubs](./planning-hub-sites.md) and [branding](./branding-sharepoint-online-sites-modern-experience.md)
-Get familiar with the [intranet lifecycle](https://download.microsoft.com/download/d/e/2/de2c324c-edf3-4fe0-bbbd-f98c918dcf6a/Intranet lifecycle.pdf) and basic SharePoint intranet and [site building blocks](https://download.microsoft.com/download/f/7/0/f70e5c6d-5618-457f-b642-3a4173daff21/Building blocks - sites and pages.pdf).
+Get familiar with the [intranet lifecycle](https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=a1804b93b80a14fdJmltdHM9MTcxMDg5MjgwMCZpZ3VpZD0zZTA2NDcwMC1kYzdiLTYyZGMtMWE2Ni01NjM2ZGQ1NzYzYzUmaW5zaWQ9NTI1MQ&ptn=3&ver=2&hsh=3&fclid=3e064700-dc7b-62dc-1a66-5636dd5763c5&psq=microsoft+intranet+lifecycle&u=a1aHR0cHM6Ly9kb3dubG9hZC5taWNyb3NvZnQuY29tL2Rvd25sb2FkL2QvZS8yL2RlMmMzMjRjLWVkZjMtNGZlMC1iYmJkLWY5OGM5MThkY2Y2YS9JbnRyYW5ldCUyMGxpZmVjeWNsZS5wZGY&ntb=1) and [site building blocks](/sharepoint/plan-intranet#choose-solution-components).
### 3 - Implement plans and start building
SharePoint Intranet Get Started https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/OfficeDocs-SharePoint/commits/public/SharePoint/SharePointOnline/intranet-get-started.md
Last updated 01/14/2020 Title: "Get started planning your intranet" --++ recommendations: true audience: Admin