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Sharepoint 2013 : Create a Team Site, Create an Enterprise Wiki Site in SharePoint Server, Create a Blog Site

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1. Create a Team Site

A team site is a simple site with a document library, an announcements list, a calendar list, a links list, a tasks list, and a team discussion board. To create a team site, select the Team Site template in the site creation page  and fill in the site’s title and URL name (and, if you want, other parameters [such as the description], using the More Options button . Click Create. The new team site opens, ready for the team to start collaborating.

2. Create an Enterprise Wiki Site in SharePoint Server

A wiki site is for managing and sharing information. This type of site is used mostly to share ideas and knowledge among many people. The Enterprise Wiki Site template enables users who use the site to easily change the pages and create new pages. It also comes with a ratings system that allows users to rate each wiki article and a categories system that enables grouping of articles by categories.


Note

The Enterprise Wiki Site template might or might not be available to you, because some templates are available only if certain features have been installed and activated on the site.


To create a wiki site, in the New SharePoint Site page select the Enterprise Wiki Site template under the Publishing tab , fill in the parameters for the site , and click Create. When the site is created, it has only one page, the home page for the site. The page has some default text explaining what a wiki is. It also has an Edit This Page button on the top that allows users to edit the content of the page .

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FIGURE 1 A new Enterprise Wiki site.

3. Create a Blog Site

A blog site is another type of site for sharing information, usually articles or blog posts. Each article or post is much like an announcement, with a title and some text containing the information to be shared. However, blog posts also offer readers the option to comment on them, and the posts can be grouped into categories that can be managed in the blog site itself as a separate list. The layout of a blog site is customized to show blog tools (such as Manage Posts and Manage Comments), as shown in Figure 2. A blog site also offers integration with Microsoft Word to easily create posts in that application using the Launch Blogging App link.

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FIGURE 2 A new blog site.

To create a blog site, select the Blog option , fill in the details, and click Create. After you create the site, the home page of the blog shows a sample post that explains what a blog is and displays a list of actions you can perform on the blog, including creating a new post and managing the posts and comments (refer to Figure 2).

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