[Autogenerated] high in this lesson. We're
gonna talk about quick Links, the quick
links Web part, which is part of every
modern team site in SharePoint When you
create a team site, whether it's a public
site like we have here Ah, private site,
like our HR team site. When you create a
new team site in SharePoint by default, it
comes with the quick links. Web part nets
it right over here on the right. You'll
see here that we have two links. Learn
about a team site and learn how to add a
page. These are links to a place on the
Internet that's indicated by these little
Globes here. This is a link to Microsoft,
and if we click on this one, learn about a
team site. You'll see it opens up another
tab on my browser and takes us to this
Microsoft page, which gives us information
about SharePoint team sites. Now that's a
great feature, but you don't need it, of
course, because you have me. But a lot of
people go ahead and get rid of this right
away because they don't think that it's
gonna add any value. But I will tell you
two things. First of all, if you have
people who are new to share point, these
two links could help them. And even if
everybody in your organization is an
expert on SharePoint and you don't need
these links, you can add your own links.
You can go ahead and add quick links. You
can delete them. You can take these out
and you can link to other things. Let's go
ahead and let's go to our HR team site and
you see here that aside from having these
two quick links, I also have another link
to the employee handbook. This is a link
to the document library, which contains
all of the documents for our employee
handbook. See if I click there. It just
opens up that document library, and we can
create these quick links to anywhere we
want. They could be two other external
websites that could be two other
SharePoint sites in our organization that
could be two documents. They could be two
forms, all kinds of things, whatever you
want. So now you know a little bit more
about quick links in the SharePoint team
site. Thanks for listening, and I'll see you next time