Navigating SharePoint sites:
Navigating through SharePoint is similar to navigating many common websites. For most, this navigation will be intuitively familiar. A typical SharePoint web site provides a site for your team to communicate, share documents and work together. The site structure includes the following components:
List: A list is a collection of information (NOT files) and can include announcements, contacts, discussion board, links, calendar, tasks, project tasks, issue tracing, survey and custom lists.
Library: A library is similar to a list, except that it stores files as well as information about files. Libraries can include document, form, wiki page, picture, slide and report libraries.
To add an item to a list or a file to a library, you must have permission to contribute to the list or library. This permission is assigned by the site owner or administrator.
Navigating the Home Page and SharePoint site
A Home Page is the main page of a SharePoint web site; it provides a navigational structure that links the site components together. The home page has two major navigational areas: the top link bar and the quick launch bar.
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The help button opens SharePoint Help which is launched in a separate window and allows you to search for needed information.










