[Autogenerated] Hello and welcome to the
final module of this SharePoint online
administration playbook course. In this
module, we will review what we have
learned and look at additional resource is
that you could learn to master more of
Microsoft 365. So what have we covered in
this course? First thing we have looked at
is how to rename and swap SharePoint sites
using both the user interface and
PowerShell. This allows you to adapt to
users needs and make sure your information
architectures always represents the latest
company and brand information. We have
looked at how to make those changes both
in the title as well as in the URL. We
have then learned how to find Sharpen
Sykes associated with Microsoft teams
private channels, which can be very useful
not only for reporting but for other
compliance needs, such as E discovery. We
have then learned how to lock and unlock
Azure prints, Sykes and even make them
inaccessible if needed. We have then
learned how to make your organizational
assets, such as images, an office temp,
lex. Easier to access for your users by
implementing the Organization Assets
Library. In our last two modules, we have
focused on internet scenarios, and we have
learned how to enable an organization,
news sites as well as a homesite Ford
organization, as well as the benefits the
sites with those designations. Get in your
tenant now that we have finished this
course. What's next? SharePoint online is
a huge part of Microsoft 365. But as
SharePoint Online is integrated with many
other services, it's important for a
SharePoint online admin to also be
knowledgeable in other parts of the
street, such as Microsoft OneDrive for
business, yammer, stream and even parts of
the power platform such as power automate
and Power apps. If I was to suggest some
Pluralsight courses out there connected to
discourse, it would be the getting started
with the Microsoft teams and office. 3 65
groups Administration, the configuring and
managing OneDrive for business course, the
configuring and managing Microsoft 365
Workload Integration course, which covers
services such as yammer, stream and more.
And you also have some basic power
platform courses in the PL 900 learning
path, such as demonstrating the business
value of power automate, which shows you
how to create work flows that integrate
with SharePoint online. Finally, I would
like to introduce you to a really nice
feature in Pluralsight. You can now follow
authors on Pluralsight. So if you have
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