Reddit reviews Microsoft SharePoint 2016 Step by Step

I'm more of a pluralsight kinda guy if you go the personally absorbed video consumption route.


I thought the plain & simple books were the best user manuals for SP

Unfortunately they didn’t make an O365/2016 version. Instead there is this.

Would thumb both, identify the relevant pieces your users will frequently perform; muse from/borrow to create your training.


ShareGate has pretty great blog content/posts on many/all things SP


icansharepoint and /u/UpstateNYer has some pretty great blog content, explanations and infographics for platform usage (Despite some silly technology bending and over appeasing luddite user sympathizing approaches/views on folders [read: he's wrong and I'm right :P] [sic])


Laura Rogers (and friends…lol) have done great user exploring videos/over views over the years:
New https://www.youtube.com/user/WonderLaura67/videos
Old https://www.youtube.com/user/SharePointRax/videos (there are several free video tutorials here as well if you go to the channel home page )
…believe she puts on clinics as a pay service as well


…tough to find a good primer on the platform as a high-level/overall for a few reasons:
-Setup/content config/ varies between orgs
-There is a lot of money to be made selling books
-There is a lot more money to be made offering training camps/classes
-The platform is massive and it’s hard to package it down for different audiences and orgs respective of usage

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...what are you looking for specifically? O365 Site Provisioning, tenant admin, solution crafting, ootb look and feel/software usage, etc?