[Autogenerated] Hi. In this lesson, I'm
going to show you how to create a list on
a SharePoint site. We're on the H R team
site were signed in today as Gary Gary
Coulson. If I come over here to the right,
you'll see that that is indeed the case.
Now Gary is not the site owner off the H R
team site. He is simply a member. And
that's one of the really nice things is
that you don't have to be the site owner
to create a new list. In fact, if we go
ahead and we look at the members, we see
that Heaven Free Month is an owner. We see
that pierces an owner, but when we look
down here, we see Olivia and Gary are
simply members. That means they are part
of the members group, and they have
members permissions. Now, if the
permissions have been altered for your
group, things might be a little bit
different. But the Default Members group
has the permission to create a new list,
and to do that there's a couple of ways.
But we're going to start with what I think
is the easiest way we're gonna go right
here to the home page. And you see,
there's a big new button we're gonna click
there, we get a list, and the first item
is to create a new list. So let's click on
that once we do, the create list panel
opens up over here to the right. Now we
have to give our list in eight. So we're
gonna call this applicants because we
would like to keep a list of people who
have applied for the jobs, and I'm gonna
put that in the description. Now we have a
check box here. Do we want to show this
list in the site? Navigation? Basically,
What that means is do you want it to show
up here on the left edge in the quick
launch and I'm gonna say, Yes, we do. So
we're going to click create, and there is
our new list. Now you see that we don't
have very much information. Our list is
pretty scarce. We just have a title column
and we have a place to add a column. But
that's another lesson for another day.
Take a look over here to the left and
you'll see that the applicants list now
shows up in our quick launch. So now you
know how to create a new list in a
SharePoint sight. Thanks for listening. And I'll see you next time.